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Volcano | Audio CD

by Jimmy Buffett

List Price:

$11.98

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Binding:

Audio CD

Studio:

Mca

Release Date:

October 25, 1990

Sales Rank:

21,447st

TRACK LISTING

Disc: 1

Track 1: Fins
Track 2: Volcano
Track 3: Treat Her Like a Lady
Track 4: Stranded on a Sandbar
Track 5: Chanson Pour Les Petits Enfants
Track 6: Survive
Track 7: Lady I Can't Explain
Track 8: Boat Drinks
Track 9: Dreamsicle
Track 10: Sending the Old Man Home

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 19 reviews)

Excellent by Mary L. Macdonald

5 Stars
June 01, 2009
This is a great album for any of you Buffett fans out there. We are boaters and there is nothing like being on the water and listening to Jimmy Buffett!

Buffett by Nicholas J. Krashefski (Seymour, CT USA)

5 Stars
March 02, 2009
This record has Volcano, a standard at any Buffett show so it is a must have for any Jimmy fan. There are also a few good under the radar tunes on here that might just turn your head. Enjoy

Another Good One by Steven Sly (Kalamazoo, MI United States)

4 Stars
November 08, 2006
"Volcano" is the album where Buffett's commercial success begins to slide a bit. The album still sold well and had three songs "Fins", "Volcano" and "Boat Drinks" that were minor hits. "Fins" and "Volcano" are two fan favorites that are never missing from Buffett's live set lists to this day. The album as a whole is another strong one, but a step down from his previous effort "Son Of A Son......". Buffett writes or co-writes every song on the album. Highlights include "Fins" which is a great up-temp rocker with lyrics about "the sharks that swim on the land". "Treat Her Like A Lady" is about a ship not a woman. "Chanson Pour Les Pettits Enfants" with it's French chorus is a unique Buffett tune. "Survive" is another good one. Anyone who lives in the north can relate to the "I want to go where its warm" lyrics of "Boat Drinks". The remaining songs on the album are pretty average Buffett. Ironically the title track on the album was inspired by the volcano on Montserrat which a few years later would erupt and destroy the majority of the island.

Great Music by Arnetta Harper-sheehy (Leighton Buzzard, Beds, United Kingdom)

4 Stars
November 03, 2006
Listening to this CD puts me in a light-hearted and care free mood.

What you'd expect from Jimmy by PJY (Cumming, Ga USA)

4 Stars
March 07, 2006
Listening to Volcano is like listening to a cliche of what Jimmy Buffett has become. Good time tunes with humor and occasional touching insight. I always had the impression that Jimmy wrote this album for his growing island loving fan base rather than writing it for himself - ala "writing my music for me". It is a good effort with good songs but the only song that really seems to touch heart is "Treat her like a Lady". I still listen to it often, but it isn't my favorite.

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