Jimmy Buffett discussion
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You're such a pimp.Tiki Bar wrote:I would be thrilled to see a soundtrack for Hoot deliver Buffettesque music as strongly as O Brother, Where Art Thou delivered bluegrass. It would be great if it was entirely Buffett tunes, but if not, I would be happy to see them include tracks from some of the Coral Reefers, as well as the likes of Jim Morris and the other "Islandy" artists linked on 12vmanRick's website:
http://www.rickandnicole.com/independen ... _links.htm
buffettbride wrote:You're such a pimp.Tiki Bar wrote:I would be thrilled to see a soundtrack for Hoot deliver Buffettesque music as strongly as O Brother, Where Art Thou delivered bluegrass. It would be great if it was entirely Buffett tunes, but if not, I would be happy to see them include tracks from some of the Coral Reefers, as well as the likes of Jim Morris and the other "Islandy" artists linked on 12vmanRick's website:
http://www.rickandnicole.com/independen ... _links.htm
While I'm more than happy to pimp Rick, it's really just more of a nod to him for grouping them nicely together, and me being too lazy to type them all out. Plus it's win-win, in that it's easy access to all of their websites!sure, they were "collaborations" by deffinition but its not like he put on the back of the albums "duet with James Taylor"Jonathan wrote: How do you know he won't work with the artists I mentioned? Fact of the matter is, you don't know that. Yes, License To Chill may have turned out the way it did because of the fluke success of "5 O'Clock" but as I've previously mentioned the album was in the works long before that happened. What makes you think Buffett is so inclined towards massive record sales? Some of the people he worked with on License To Chill aren't exactlly household names (Will Kimbrough, Sonny Landreth, Nanci Griffith, Bill Payne, etc.) but that didn't affect sales of that record. As far as Buffett being a fan of the artists I mentioned I'm not sure about that either but I do know he's covered songs by Lyle Lovett, Guy Clark, Will Kimbrough, Rodney Crowell, Gregg Allman, Jerry Jeff Walker, Willis Alan Ramsay and the Neville Brothers. He's also worked with a number of those artists in the past so for him to work with them again is not totally out of the question. As far as Buffett never collaborating with any other artists on his albums, it's painfully obvious you haven't done your homework on the matter. In the past Buffett has worked with: Steve Winwood, Roy Orbison, the Neville Brothers, Steve Goodman, Jerry Jeff Walker, Vassar Clements, the Oak Ridge Boys, James Taylor, Janie Fricke, and countless others. Were they duets in the manner of License To Chill? Not always but they were collaborative efforts nevertheless.
That is completely beside the point, those artists are still credited in the liner notes.DsilCaribe wrote:sure, they were "collaborations" by deffinition but its not like he put on the back of the albums "duet with James Taylor"Jonathan wrote: How do you know he won't work with the artists I mentioned? Fact of the matter is, you don't know that. Yes, License To Chill may have turned out the way it did because of the fluke success of "5 O'Clock" but as I've previously mentioned the album was in the works long before that happened. What makes you think Buffett is so inclined towards massive record sales? Some of the people he worked with on License To Chill aren't exactlly household names (Will Kimbrough, Sonny Landreth, Nanci Griffith, Bill Payne, etc.) but that didn't affect sales of that record. As far as Buffett being a fan of the artists I mentioned I'm not sure about that either but I do know he's covered songs by Lyle Lovett, Guy Clark, Will Kimbrough, Rodney Crowell, Gregg Allman, Jerry Jeff Walker, Willis Alan Ramsay and the Neville Brothers. He's also worked with a number of those artists in the past so for him to work with them again is not totally out of the question. As far as Buffett never collaborating with any other artists on his albums, it's painfully obvious you haven't done your homework on the matter. In the past Buffett has worked with: Steve Winwood, Roy Orbison, the Neville Brothers, Steve Goodman, Jerry Jeff Walker, Vassar Clements, the Oak Ridge Boys, James Taylor, Janie Fricke, and countless others. Were they duets in the manner of License To Chill? Not always but they were collaborative efforts nevertheless.
Read the article under News for all the answers... but it's a Carl Hiaason kid's book.citcat wrote:WARNING: STUPID QUESTION
I know this probably has been asked before, but is "Hoot" based on a book? By whom? If we knew the storyline of the book or screenplay, we could then make guesses about the music based on what the story is.
END OF STUPID QUESTION, you are now free to move about the room.
tanks TikiBar, going to Amazon to look up said book.Tiki Bar wrote:Read the article under News for all the answers... but it's a Carl Hiaason kid's book.citcat wrote:WARNING: STUPID QUESTION
I know this probably has been asked before, but is "Hoot" based on a book? By whom? If we knew the storyline of the book or screenplay, we could then make guesses about the music based on what the story is.
END OF STUPID QUESTION, you are now free to move about the room.
There are no stupid questions...
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