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Jimmy Buffett - One Particular Harbour Audio CD

A fair review of the Jimmy Buffett "One Particular Harbour" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Jimmy Buffett reviews here, or go back to the Jimmy Buffett tabs.

Jimmy Buffett Band: Jimmy Buffett
Title: One Particular Harbour
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Release Date: 1990-10-25
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Stars on the Water 2: I Used to Have Money One Time 3: Livin' It Up 4: California Promises 5: One Particular Harbour 6: Why You Wanna Hurt My Heart? 7: Honey Do 8: We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us About 9: Twelve Volt Man 10: Brown Eyed Girl 11: Distantly in Love

Another GREAT Buffett record
Awesome Buffett album !! Lots of great songs! A must for any parrotthead!.


Another Hit from the great Jimmy B.
This is my 3rd. One particular harbour is one of Jimmys greatest. copy. One wore out, and I now have 2 so I can be close wherever I am. A true parrothead never wants to be far from a Jimmy fix. Dale.


Another Good One From Buffett
There are some really great songs on this album, but there is also some filler as well. I find this one to be a bit of a mixed bag. As usual it is a mix of Buffett originals and covers. Cover highlights include the good time concert song "Stars On The Water" from Rodney Crowell, Steve Goodman's "California Promises", and a lively Caribbean style take of Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl". Of the Buffett originals the title track "One Particular Harbor" remains a concert favorite to this day and is a great song. "We Are The People Our Parents Warned Us About" has become the Parrothead theme song. "Twelve Volt Man" is another great Buffett lyric and "Distantly In Love" is a breezy little ditty that closes the album. The rest of the disc is ok, but nothing really stands out. For the most part this is another strong Buffett album.


One of his best.
Only drawback on this album is the absence of Greg "Fingers" Taylor on the harmonica. Great album, great spirit and refreshing new sound for Jimmy. That would have brought the album to perfection. It's like a a great meal but missing a certian spice. Outside of that, this is still a strong candidate for one of Jimmy Buffetts best albums. Put this on at any backyard bar-b-que or summertime pool party and its is sure to liven up any crowd. .


I'd Dock in this Harbour
Over half the tracks on this album are among my all time favorite Buffett songs, this album really delievers. A great Jimmy Buffett album. This is definately a CD you can listen to over and over again and will please more then just Parrot Heads.


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