Buffett cut the record, titled "Equal Strain On All Parts,"
earlier this year before he died from skin cancer on Sept. 1 at
age 76. The 14-song album will debut on Nov. 3.
"Gummie," a celebration of marijuana-laced candy, was inspired
by a dinner party attended by Buffett, former Beatle McCartney
and their wives, Mailboat Records said in a press release.
McCartney wound up playing bass on the track, which Buffett
wrote.
Two other singles - "Like My Dog" and "Bubbles Up" - also were
released on Friday.
Buffett went from Key West beach bum to billionaire behind the
always-on-vacation "Margaritaville" commercial empire with
legions of fans known as Parrotheads.
(Reporting by Lisa Richwine; Editing by Richard Chang)
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