Recorded during Zevon's second comeback in the years 1991-1995, Mutineer is the ninth studio album by the newly-inducted Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame inductee, released in 1995. It features a minimalist, home-recorded style and includes standout tracks like Mutineer and Seminole Bingo. The title track was later performed by Bob Dylan as a tribute, highlighting its lasting influence. The album reflects Zevon’s shift toward greater creative control and a more intimate sound. This is the first worldwide stand-alone release on vinyl and is mastered directly from stereo analog tapes by Bernie Grundman.