Discography Rating

[HurricaneSeason]

STUDIO RECORDINGS
1970 Down To Earth ***
1971 High Cumberland Jubilee ***
1973 A White Sport Coat & A Pink Crustacean *****
1974 Living & Dying In 3/4 Time *****
1974 A1A *****
1975 Rancho Deluxe ***
1976 Havana Daydreamin’ ****1/2
1977 Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes *****
1978 Son Of A Son Of A Sailor *****
1979 Volcano ****

1981 Coconut Telegraph ***1/2
1982 Somewhere Over China *****
1983 One Particular Harbour ****
1984 Riddles In The Sand **
1985 Last Mango In Paris *
1987 Floridays ***1/2
1988 Hot Water *****
1989 Off To See The Lizard ***

1994 Fruitcakes *****
1995 Barometer Soup ****
1996 Banana Wind ****
1996 Christmas Island ***
1998 Don’t Stop The Carnival ***
1999 Beach House On The Moon ***

2002 Far Side Of The World ***
2004 License To Chill *****
2006 Take The Weather With You ***1/2
2009 Buffet Hotel ***

[The Lost Manatee]

Anyone have some popcorn?

[daddymention]

Here's my ratings on the albums:

STUDIO RECORDINGS
1970 Down To Earth ***
1971 High Cumberland Jubilee ***
1973 A White Sport Coat & A Pink Crustacean *****
1974 Living & Dying In 3/4 Time ****
1974 A1A *****
1975 Rancho Deluxe ***
1976 Havana Daydreamin’ ***
1977 Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes ****
1978 Son Of A Son Of A Sailor ****
1979 Volcano ***

1981 Coconut Telegraph ****
1982 Somewhere Over China ***1/2
1983 One Particular Harbour ***1/2
1984 Riddles In The Sand ***
1985 Last Mango In Paris ***
1987 Floridays ****
1988 Hot Water ***
1989 Off To See The Lizard **

1994 Fruitcakes *****
1995 Barometer Soup *****
1996 Banana Wind *****
1996 Christmas Island **1/2
1998 Don’t Stop The Carnival ***1/2
1999 Beach House On The Moon *

2002 Far Side Of The World ***1/2
2004 License To Chill ***1/2
2006 Take The Weather With You ***
2009 Buffet Hotel **1/2

[HurricaneSeason]

What's cool about looking at JB's catalog this way is to really see how much he's done that was an original release. He's got a pretty big catalog.

[Bigyakmango]

Yes he does and i think there is plenty of Bubba's music hiding in plain sight. Off to see the Lizard is one of my fav's but people hardly know it. It's very autobiographical but poetically not story telling as much. I think it represents his "hometown" experiences and feelings. When i lived in Biloxi area I played this record many times and it just made a kind of sense to me, It still does.