Jimmy Buffett - Beach House on the Moon

Jimmy Buffett - Beach House on the Moon
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Album Details

Title: Beach House on the Moon
Artist: Jimmy Buffett
Release Date: 5/18/1999
Label: Polygram
Duration: 55:33
Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto, Enhanced CD-ROM
UPC: 731452466020
Genre: Rock
Styles: Country-Rock, Adult Contemporary, Soft Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock
Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Carefree, Happy, Laid-Back/Mellow, Lazy, Party/Celebratory, Summery, Cheerful, Freewheeling, Fun, Humorous, Irreverent, Organic, Playful, Wry, Gentle, Rousing, Earnest, Poignant
Total Copies: 12
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

  1. Beach House on the Moon
  2. Permanent Reminder of a Temporary Feeling
  3. Waiting for the Next Explosion
  4. Pacing the Cage
  5. You Call It Jogging
  6. Flesh and Bone
  7. I Will Play for Gumbo
  8. Math Suks
  9. Spending Money
  10. Semi-True Story
  11. Lucky Stars
  12. I Don't Know and I Don't Care
  13. Oysters and Pearls

Additional Releases

YearTypeLabelCatalog #
1999CDPolygram524660

Other Editions

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Album Review

After 30 albums, it would seem as if Jimmy Buffett has said everything he's needed to say, and in a way, that's true. Every once in a while, he'll depart from his sun-kissed, mellow country-rock, such as he did with his music for the audio reading of Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas or his musical adaptation of Herman Wouk's Don't Stop the Carnival, but for his regular albums, he hasn't varied his formula in two decades. That's the case with Beach House on the Moon, his 31st effort. Some may make a big deal about the presence of multimedia sections on the disc, but that's because it's the only thing that separates Beach House from Banana Wind, Buffett's last proper studio album. It's the same style of music, recorded in the same way as that 1996 effort, and to all but the dedicated fan, it could be the same record. There are slight difference, however, particularly in the quality of songs. Although some of Beach House seems a little too cutesy for comfort ("You Call It Joggin'," "I Will Play for Gumbo," etc.), it's by and large a stronger effort than Banana Wind, with more distinctive songs. It's still an album for Parrotheads, who will groove with the laid-back vibe and laugh at the silly jokes, and it's unlikely that it will convert any new fans. But it's a solid Buffett record, delivering everything a fan could want -- it may not offer anything new, but it doesn't disappoint. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Credits

NameCredits
Alan ShulmanMixing, Engineer
Albert CottleArranger
Amy LeeHorn Arrangements, Saxophone
Bill MillerFlute
Brian BogleEditing
Brian TankersleyDigital Editing
Charles PopeArranger
Charlie HoodManagement
Chris StoneEngineer
Christian TealViolin
Clark JohnsonArranger
Coleman SissonGraphic Assembly
David DavidsonViolin
David HoodGuitar (Bass)
Denny PurcellMastering
Doyle GrishamGuitar (Steel)
Greg "Fingers" TaylorHarmonica
J.L. JamisonEquipment Manager
Jack PearsonGuitar
Jim HornSax (Tenor)
Jim MayerGuitar (Bass)
Jimmy BuffettVocals, Guitar
John KetchingsCello
John LovellHorn Arrangements, Trumpet
Johnny MartiniTrumpet
Jonathan BirchfieldGuitar Technician
Kristin WilkinsonArranger, Viola
Laura Kaplan-LirmanDesign
Mac McAnallyGuitar, Producer, Vocals
Marc SavoyAccordion
Michael RamosProduction Coordination
Mike UtleyProducer, Keyboards
Nadirah ShakoorVocals
Peter MayerGuitar, Vocals
Peter SternGraphic Design
Philly Joe JonesArrangement Collaboration
Ralph MacDonaldPercussion
Ray StanyardCover Photo
Reginald PrestonArranger
Robert ArnoldArrangement Collaboration
Robert GreenidgeDrums (Steel)
Roger GuthDrums
Roger HawkinsDrums
Russ KunkelProducer
Stan KellamEditing, Photo Composites
Stuart DuncanFiddle
Sunshine SmithDesign
Taylor ShultsProduction Assistant
Terry GuilbeauDesign
Tina GullicksonVocals
Tom MitchellSaxophone, Horn Arrangements
Tom WiegerinkProduction Assistant
Tony BrownProducer

Member Reviews

Matthew L. wrote on 3/24/2008...

This CD just makes you want to lie back in your hammock and sway the hot southern afternoon away. Another great piece of work from Jimmy.