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Sorry,Hate that song

Bwana Paul wrote:You Had to Be There.

He was still THE Jimmy Buffett.

Should be played on vinyl with reefer in the air and a beer in your hand.

I second that!!! And they were the good old days.

One of my favorite Buffett moments was the first time he played Southern Cross. I wasn't expecting it, always loved the song, and it was perfect. I think it was '97 or '98 at Great Woods.

Clothing optional beaches are one of the most overrated ententies int the world. I hope they don't do it.

Buffett and Dylan are friends.

C-Dawg wrote:I have a question.....am I the only one that is always brought to tears of happiness at least once every show I attend?

No

Good Topic. The worst by far-Beach House on the Moon.
The best-A-1-A.
Honorable mentions-
Riddles in the Sand
Living and Dying
Somewhere Over China

Didn't love it. Much prefer Great Woods.

Glad there were no injuries.

My "first" was an 8-track. :o A-1-A to be precise. Nothing like shoving matchbooks under the tape to get it positioned just right in the car's player .... otherwise there was track 1's Door Number Three bleedin' right into track 4's A Pirate Looks At Forty . No youngsters ..... I am not s...

There are alot of things Jimmy could and does cover very well. Like Mexico, Window of the World, Tree Top Flyer, and of course Southern Cross. Glory Days, Trippin Billies, On the Road again ( though that should be easy for him!) not so good.

It would be a disaster. He doesn't have the range for it no matter what key he put it in. Peter Mayer could do an excellent job with it though.

If Jimmy was worried we'd see it in the price of a ticket and the reason there's tickets left is scalpers but they were bought at least once for the scalpers to get them. He's not worried. [smilie=nope.gif] A1A-Keet, If I may ask a question, how old are you? You avatar picture looks like you are 13...

Wow, is it really legal to drink with your parents in Texas? I'm guessing that is at home, not in restaurants, correct? Not true. I am also a licensed TABC (Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission) holder and the law states that as long as he is drinking with or carrying alcohol for his parents, it is le...

Jimmy Buffett didn't lead me to my lifestyle. My lifestyle led me to Jimmy Buffett (a long time ago).

First off, I don't believe the rumors. But honestly, I would not be surprised if he stops touring as we know it in the next couple of years. Ticket prices, our (old fans) lifestyles and the prices of attending have kind of slowly changed things. And there is a point when a performer starts to look (...

Under $50 for 4 in the early 80's

He was playing Carvin electrics back in the seventies. Also a Sante Fe acoustic back then. Currently I think he is back to tele's.

Looks like Bud and Millers to me. Since the video is a period one, maybe they tried to be authentic to what most people were dringking in the 70"s. Maybe one of the long necks tht we can't read is a Schlitz.

JustDucky wrote:The sanity is - more Margaritavilles. THAT is realistic, whether it makes sense or not. Because it will happen.

I agree with that. I love Buffett but geez, a museum?