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How do you listen to here we are?

My favorite songs...

BIBOMO
Here We Are
TTWWY
Bama Breeze
Nothin' But A Breeze
Hula Girl at Heart

I would have to go with:

1) EP Blues

2) Dukes on Sunday

3) Hula Girl at Heart

4) Bama Breeze

5) Wheel Inside the Wheel

EP Blues just struck me the first time I heard the opening chords. DOS just has a wonderful easy sound and reminds me of sitting at a restaurant watching boats come in and out. HGAH is just a nice easy-going song. BB because of its sound and the meaning behind the song. I didn't care for WITW at first, but it grew on me and now its one of my favorites.

1. Breathe, In Breathe Out, Move On
2. Here We Are

Not crazy about the Elvis song -- it's just me.

breath in, breath out, move on
dukes on sunday
nothin' but a breeze
hula girl at heart
party at the end of the world
here we are (original version from 2006 shows)

fave songs:

Bama Breeze
Breath In, Breath Out...
Hula Girl At Heart
Dukes on Sunday

but i love the whole album...

GREAT:
TTWWY
BIBOMO
Here We Are
Cinco

VERY GOOD:
EP Blues
Bama Breeze
Reggabilly

OK
Hula Girl
Wheel

my favorites.....
Dukes On Sunday
Breathe in Breathe Out Move on
Party at the End of The World

My favs:
BIBOMO
Whoop Dee Doo
Duke's On Sunday
TTWWY (I wish you could hear more of jimmy on it, but you can't beat this CH tune)
Bama Breeze

Can't Stand:
Everybody's On The Phone (goofy – but it is one of jimmy's better social commentary songs)
Party At The Edge Of The World (just goofy)
Elvis Presley Blues (written by a woman, meant to be sung by a woman – doesn't work with a man singing IMHO)

for me:

Breathe in, Breathe out, move on because it is the parting words and anthem of my dear friend, Shrimper Don. Even before I was aware he was sick that song moved me because Katrina personally touched me like no other disaster Not sure why other than the mother with the baby who was the same age as my daughter who begged for some water so her baby would survive.


Here We Are because it says why "I do the things I do" in regard to pace all night in hopes of scoring on Ticket Bastard...why I scour BN for tickets and pray to Tiki Gods to get tickets so I can hang with folks I've never met but feel a strong attachment to, and recite lyrics with tears in my eyes to others who totally get where I am and why I'm crying.

"Party at the End of the World" because that epitomizes my goal in life to celebrate up until the day I'm taken off this earth. Hopefully surrounded by those I love, who understand the end of my life and celebrate my history, and carry on the legacy that those before me left.

There are others I like, but those are the songs that cause me to stop and reflect on what's important when I hear them. For me it's the personal reflections that make them special, not the musical value to the "real world."

Bama Breeze to me is a Buffett Classic could have been on A-1-A....
Whoop Dee Doo is great....and Mark Knofler on guitar is magic