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Take The Weather With You is the follow-up to his first #1 debut album, License To Chill, which featured duets with some of country's biggest stars. Buffett makes another foray into the arena of country music on Take The Weather With You but combines a variety of styles and sounds throughout the album from Nashville, New Orleans and Key West. After recording more than forty records, the two-time Grammy nominated singer/songwriter returns again to his country foundation with breezy ballads, interpretations of alt-country songs, a version of Merle Haggard's "Silver Wings" and mariachi horns in "Cinco De Mayo In Memphis."
Take The Weather With You is the follow-up to his first #1 debut album, License To Chill, which featured duets with some of country's biggest stars. Buffett makes another foray into the arena of country music on Take The Weather With You but combines a variety of styles and sounds throughout the album from Nashville, New Orleans and Key West. After recording more than forty records, the two-time Grammy nominated singer/songwriter returns again to his country foundation with breezy ballads, interpretations of alt-country songs, a version of Merle Haggard's "Silver Wings" and mariachi horns in "Cinco De Mayo In Memphis."
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Format: CD
Label: Sbme/Rca
Catalog: 700332
Rel. Date: 10/10/2006
UPC: 886970033220

Take the Weather with You
Artist: Jimmy Buffett
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Take The Weather With You is the follow-up to his first #1 debut album, License To Chill, which featured duets with some of country's biggest stars. Buffett makes another foray into the arena of country music on Take The Weather With You but combines a variety of styles and sounds throughout the album from Nashville, New Orleans and Key West. After recording more than forty records, the two-time Grammy nominated singer/songwriter returns again to his country foundation with breezy ballads, interpretations of alt-country songs, a version of Merle Haggard's "Silver Wings" and mariachi horns in "Cinco De Mayo In Memphis."
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