Jimmy's First Album

Parrotdude · Post by **Parrotdude** » September 2, 2003 7:08 pm

The article about JB in the latest issue of Rolling Stone mentions that his first album, out in 1970, called "Down to Earth", sold 324 copies. Has anyone seen/heard/have?

Bamafan · Post by **Bamafan** » September 2, 2003 7:13 pm

I have the cd, and you can still buy it online and in some stores. As for the record, i think i've seen it on ebay before but it was $50 bucks.

LaTda · Post by **LaTda** » September 2, 2003 7:14 pm

..I've never seen the "album" but know you can get it on CD.

1. The Christian
2. Ellis dee
3. Richard frost
4. The missionary
5. A mile high in Denver
6. The captain and the kid
7. Captain America
8. Ain't he a genius
9. Turnabout
10. There's nothin' soft about hard times
11. I can't be your hero today
12. Truckstop salvation

Parrotdude · Post by **Parrotdude** » September 2, 2003 7:17 pm

Thanks for the quick responses!

JustDucky · Post by **JustDucky** » July 21, 2004 2:47 am

Jimmy's first album (a CD is still called an album or a record, by the way) Down To Earth is a great listen. Varese Vintage rereleased it (courtesy of Barnaby Records) with one extra song - Richard Frost. You should be able to find it (and High Cumberland Jubilee, his second record) at Tower Records or other real record stores (ie not B&B, Best Buy etc...).