Wednesday, August 21, 1985
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Latest Buffett sound strained
By Bill Allen
Arts and Entertainment Editor
jimmy Buffett is alive and well and
back in Nashville, among other places.
The "laid back son of a sailor" recently
opened a store in Key West, Fla., called
"Margaritaville," which sells all kinds
of Buffett material, including his own
line of clothes.
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Buffett has also written a script for
an episode of "Miami Vice," in which
he will star and write the music.
He wrote a song, 'Turnin' Around,"
for Carl Reiner's new movie, "Summer
Rentals." The late summer movie stars
John Candy and Richard Crenna.
So, being an old Buffett fan from way
back,, enjoying "Margaritaville" im
mensely,.! looked forward to the
release of his newest album, Last
Mango in Paris.
I saw "Summer Rentals," and really
enjoyed "Tumin' Around," although the
song is not on the new album.
My anticipation built even futher
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when I read the help Buffett received ing around and helping with the songs I
on the new album. Roy Orbison, Jona- expected some classic easy listening
than Edwards and former Eagle Timothy party songs.
B. Schmit were among the singers con- ,. . ... .,
tributing harmonies Another former M B? ?e case ?tth? f um"
Eagle, Glenn Frey, layed down some Most of the are Ptty shallow.
guitar parts. .....
For example, from the title cut we
Yet the album is a disappointment. et'
Surprisingly, it disappoints not so much He said: I ate the last mango in
because of the music, but for the lyrics Paris took the last plane out of
and song writing. Saigon took the first boat to
China And Jimmy there's still
Buffett has a reputation as one of the so much to be done.
best songwriters around, and with
former Eagles (a favorite group) hang- Please see BUFFETT on 43.
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