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The Wicker House on Duval Street is very nice.

SuperTrooper wrote:Any venue you can get tickets for!

Amen.

And anymore, the key is just GETTING the tickets!

Phunny stuff!

Poor Jimmy!!!!

I'd guess if he's reading this thread, he's laughing with us!

You can still read the letter framed right by the door of the Margaritaville Store in Key West. Rest assured, you're not missing a thing by coming in later in the Buffett experience. D@mn, wish I'd known to look for that letter. I was down in KW two summers ago and probably walked past that letter ...

I paid $5 to see him at The Citadel in Charleston..in ..well it was either 1974 or 1975... He was told , by letter, he was not welcome back there, after playing WDWGDAS.... :roll: That is a great story. For someone who just started seeing Buffett concerts for the past 7 summers (haven't missed one ...

I like the tropical stuff since that's what got me and most into his music but truthfully a lot Jimmy's songs that do not mention those things can still have that feel to them, especially when they've been "Buffettized" with the pans and congas etc. Same here. The tropical themes and esca...

I was just talkin' to someone yesterday that said they remember seeing JB play at a small college down south in the 70's. This person claimed they paid only 50 cents to get in to hear JB! So I guess that IS one small difference. I paid $92 to see him last summer! But as usual, worth every penny!!

finupbarefootchildren wrote: I guess the real question is what stores does he shop at?

Please tell me it's not at the GAP!!

"Island" is an awesome Buffett slow song, but I really do like GrowingOlderInRI's idea of "The Weather is Here"!! Might as well start out things on the right foot!

GrowingOlderInRI wrote:My vote would be for:
"The weather is here, I wish you were beautiful!"

Me either mainly because I do believe it has some strong elements of country music on it, especially "Sea of Heartache". Yeah, I feel I may still have some trouble getting past the "country" feel of LTC. Okay, I admit it, I'll probably never get past it!! Oh well, there's plenty...

as far as LTC being country sounding, if you think about it, about the only thing country sounding about it was the country artists themselves. Imagine if Jimmy sang every line on LTC. Would you call it country then? I never thought of it that way sonofabeach. I am about as far from a country music...

I would love to hear that version.......David Lee Roth......sad but true. My first post! Seems like a good place to start since my first love of music started with Van Halen! How I went from VH to Buffett, not sure, but I sure am glad I ended up here!! Hearing DLR singing Tin Cup would rule. One of...