Update: Margaritaville.com has posted more details on the CMT Crossroads show

Known for his high-energy sold-out shows, beach inspired tropical tunes and devoted and enthusiastic fans, singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett will share the stage with this year’s breakout artist known for its Southern Rock and dynamic stage show, the Zac Brown Band. They team up for the latest episode of the critically-acclaimed CMT CROSSROADS series. CMT CROSSROADS: JIMMY BUFFETT AND ZAC BROWN BAND will tape before an invitation only audience next month in Nashville. The episode will premiere in March, 2010 on CMT.

The set list along with comments are now available.

Jake Shimabukuro and Ilo Ferreira were special guests for the show.

The Richmond Times-Dispatch has a review of the show “Jimmy Buffett predictable, familiar and fun”

These days, Jimmy Buffett is more a brand than a musician.

The restaurants, the beer line, the newly renamed Miami Dolphins stadium after the beer line, the upcoming casino in Biloxi, Miss. — it all induces a bit of nausea.

But say this for the ol’ guy, when it’s time to hit the stage, he works it.

Not only is there no parking lot at the ACC, it’s probably going to be too chilly to dance outdoors in a grass skirt and coconut bra anyway. But Buffett, 62, has no doubt his loyal fans, dubbed Parrotheads, will be out in force.

“I remember going to Minnesota and seeing fans out in the street tailgating. You watch, they will figure it out,” Buffett says from an undisclosed east-coast location, the slight southern drawl of his Alabama roots coating his voice. “Our fans are a very resourceful bunch.”

“I think there’s a kind of misconceived notion that in order to be a fan you have to put on a coconut bra,” says Buffett. “A good number of people don’t come in costume and are just as rabid fans. It runs a much broader spectrum age-wise and you can get as crazy as you want. There are no rules.”

Buffett also includes Canada among those experiences. He traces his roots to Glace Bay, N.S., where his grandfather worked on ships. And he still has good friends in Toronto; pals he plans to join for an oyster roast featuring some of P.E.I.’s finest while he’s in town.

“We’ve got great fans there and I have my lineage … so I’m happy to be coming. Pray for an extended Indian summer and good weather,” Buffett says.

“I’m very happy,” McAnally said during a telephone interview from Nashville. “I’m very grateful and thrilled. I’m particularly happy I was nominated in a category where I don’t have to go on a diet.”

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- If you were asked what childhood book made a lasting impression on you, what would you reply? Treasure Island? Green Eggs and Ham? Where the Wild Things Are? Or the iconic American classic The Little Engine That Could?

This very question was answered by over 80 celebrities. . . screen legends, sports stars, authors, musicians, philosophers and politicians . . .and the responses are as varied as the personalities who selected them (Jimmy Buffett and Sean Connery both love Treasure Island)!

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“Jimmy Buffett Show in St. Barths“: The big Jimmy Buffett show with the Coral Reefer Band to celebrate the 60th anniversary of LeSelect went on yesterday, Saturday, on the harbor. Jimmy put on a two hour concert that had all of the favorites and some new songs. And all for his friend Marius.

“Jimmy Buffett at Le Select on Sunday“: The owner of Le Select in St. Barths, Marius Stakelborough, finished his three day celebration of his 60th anniversary in grand style on Sunday. His good friend Jimmy Buffett stopped by to shoot the champagne cork at a bee that hangs over the bar - a very long tradition at Le Select.