High Cumberland Jubilee is Jimmy Buffett's second studio album, released in 1971 by Barnaby Records. It was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, under the production of Travis Turk. The album reflects Buffett's early country-rock style, before he developed his signature tropical sound.
Despite being an early work, the album includes songs that Buffett would perform live for years, such as 'The Christian' and 'High Cumberland Jubilee'. However, it did not achieve significant commercial success at the time, and Buffett has stated in interviews that he considers this record part of his artistic learning process.
The album was later reissued on CD by various labels, but never charted. It is considered a collector's item for Buffett's most dedicated fans, who seek to understand the evolution of his music from his Nashville beginnings.