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- Down To Earth
- - 15,708 plays
  - 70 favs
  - 10 shares
Jimmy Buffett
Released 1970

Richard Frost [*]
03:29
486 plays

The Captain And The Kid
03:18
2,183 plays

The Christian
03:54
1,591 plays

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songs

- 1
- The Christian
- 03:54
- 1,591 plays

- 2
- Ellis Dee (He Ain't Free)
- 02:50
- 1,157 plays

- 3
- The Missionary
- 03:33
- 1,272 plays

- 3
- Richard Frost [*]
- 03:29
- 486 plays

- 5
- A Mile High In Denver
- 03:07
- 1,527 plays

- 5
- The Captain And The Kid
- 03:18
- 2,183 plays

- 6
- Captain America
- 03:20
- 1,423 plays

- 8
- Ain't He A Genius
- 02:43
- 1,433 plays

- 8
- Turnabout
- 04:20
- 1,243 plays

- 9
- There's Nothing Soft About Hard Times
- 03:23
- 1,062 plays

- 11
- I Can't Be Your Hero Today
- 02:58
- 1,269 plays

- 11
- Truckstop Salvation
- 05:48
- 1,183 plays

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album review

Yes, that smiling youth with a non-receding hairline pictured on the back cover is actually Jimmy Buffett, back in 1970 when this was a new album on a label that's long since stopped making phonograph records for the masses. In 1998 Down to Earth finally came out on compact disc in its original form, with only "Richard Frost" as a bonus track to flesh it out. Instead, the focus stays right on Buffett's strong early writing and his almost organic empathy with his backing band, making tracks like "Truckstop Salvation," "Ellis Dee (He Ain't Free)," "The Christian?," and "Captain America" some of the best of his early recordings. ~ Cub Koda, All Music Guide