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Discography -> Down to Earth
Down to Earth
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Release Date: |
1970
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Label: |
Barnaby Records |
For album artwork, go here.
For song lyrics, go here.
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Track Listing:
1. The Christian? — 3:54
Milton Brown, Jimmy Buffett
2. Ellis Dee (He Ain’t Free) — 2:50
Jimmy Buffett, Buzz Cason
3. Richard Frost — 3:29
Jimmy Buffett
4. The Missionary — 3:33
Jimmy Buffett
5. A Mile High in Denver — 3:07
Jimmy Buffett
6. The Captain and The Kid — 3:18
Jimmy Buffett
7. Captain America — 3:28
Jimmy Buffett
8. Ain’t He a Genius — 2:43
Jimmy Buffett
9. Turnabout — 4:20
Jimmy Buffett
10. There’s Nothin’ Soft about Hard Times — 3:23
Jimmy Buffett
11. I Can’t Be Your Hero Today — 2:58
Jimmy Buffett
12. Truckstop Salvation — 5:48
Jimmy Buffett
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Buffett’s first studio album was called “Down to Earth.”
Notes on the album:
| - | Jimmy’s debut album was on the long gone Barnaby Records.
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| - | Despite 3 singles being released, It is unknown if any of the songs actually charted. |
| - | The 3 singles were “The Christian?”, “Ellis Dee (He Ain’t Free)”, and “Captain America”.
| - | This album along with it’s follow up, “High Cumberland Jubliee”, have been ignored by Buffett dating back to a few years after they were recorded. This is most likely because of their different sound. |
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Liner Notes –
Produced by Travis Turk for Barnaby Records
Guitars - Lanny Fiel, Jimmy Buffett, Bob Cook
Piano - Lanny Fiel
Bass - Dave Haney, Bob Cook
Drums - Carl Himmel, Travis Turk, Paul Tabet
Harmonica - Bob Cook
Kazoo - Jimmy Buffett, Travis Turk
Vocal Backup - Buzz Cason, Jimmy Buffett
Album Design - Anne Blackford
Cover Photo Taken By Garry Wood at the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee
Liner Photo taken by Don Hunstein/Fred Lombardi at CBS Photo Studios in New York
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