Goodbye Jumbo

We're going to start with 1991, which would include stuff from 1990.

We've got Laurie Anderson's Strange Angels, Kate Bush's The Central World, The Replacements, All Shook Down, Sinead O'Connor, I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got, and World Party Goodbye Jumbo.

Good grief.

I don't think I've heard a single one of those

We'll see.

Anyways, tonight we are ranking, if you didn't guess it already, Goodbye Jumbo, the second album released by World Party in May of 1990.

Spent five weeks in number one on the billboard alternative album chart.

Really? I think they had that in time to, to show that he got some fame, at least from it.

after q voted uh album of the year so that year he must have enjoyed it and then after that yeah

yes yes So the thing that I always remember most about it was there was a guy, and I'm gonna get his name wrong, African, I can't remember where he's from, Mashik Fashik, he was like some kind of world music guy, was supposed to play on that stage, but he, I think it was Visa Problems, I can't remember what it was, but he had to drop out, and they got the LA rockabilly band, or whatever, Americana band, The Blasters, to fill in at the last minute.

And two days later, World Party started their Goodbye Jumbo tour.

And for whatever reason, the opening band on that tour was not available, I guess, to fill in at the last minute.