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Let me know if any others should be added to the list:

Jimmy peforms in Anguila
Jimmy performs in Paris
Construction begins on Margaritaville Casino in Biloxi
Sports Illustrated video "Getting the Picture" released
2007 Bama Breeze Tour
Plays two shows at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro MA
Added to Walk of Fame at Mohegan Sun
Live at Texas Stadium CD Released
Live In Anguilla CD/DVD Released

Opening of the Phoenix/Glendale Margaritaville

I'll add a poll soon.

I vote Live in Anguilla

First of all, it sounded like an awesome show. Second, the "beach" show the day before I think is what Buffett is all about. And for everyone that complains about it being the same setlist, it was a great show with a lot of deep cuts: Chanson Pour Les Petits Enfants, Banana Republics, Presents to Send You, Coast of Marseilles, Stranded on a Sandbar, That's What Living Is to Me, the premiere of Pirate Looks at Forty with Redemption Song, the premiere of In My Room, FDR in Trinidad, They Don't Dance Like Carmen, King of Somewhere Hot, Treat Her Like a Lady, Carnival World, That's My Story, Distantly in Love, Domino College.

We were lucky enough to get many of these songs on tour this year and we were lucky to get a great CD/DVD out of the two shows as well

Aren't they building a Margaritaville at Mohegan Sun?

and the opening of the Phoenix/Glendale Margaritaville

self admitted homer . . . but it has got to be two sold out shows at Gillette Stadium . . . in all the years of doing this, Jimmy Buffett has never head lined a show with that many tickets sold . . . let alone headlining two of them in the same week. The two Gillette Shows were milestones in Jimmy's career and were, by far, the story of 2007.

Came back to Canada???

I liked the story about JB surfing with the kids with Autism. He didn't get a top billing in it or anything but in light of Casey's story, it gets my vote.

"Australian tour dates announced"

There is still three days left in 2007

Sorry to report

freaky4tiki wrote:I liked the story about JB surfing with the kids with Autism. He didn't get a top billing in it or anything but in light of Casey's story, it gets my vote.

Playing at Walter Reed for the injured troops was nice, too.

Made the top 20 grossing tours in 2007

LIPH wrote:Aren't they building a Margaritaville at Mohegan Sun?

That'll be 1 of the top stories of 2008..

chippewa wrote:

freaky4tiki wrote:I liked the story about JB surfing with the kids with Autism. He didn't get a top billing in it or anything but in light of Casey's story, it gets my vote.

Playing at Walter Reed for the injured troops was nice, too.

i think that one gets my vote! And when he "liberated" some of the troops from there and brought them to the Nissan show!

flipflopgirl wrote:

chippewa wrote:

freaky4tiki wrote:I liked the story about JB surfing with the kids with Autism. He didn't get a top billing in it or anything but in light of Casey's story, it gets my vote.

Playing at Walter Reed for the injured troops was nice, too.

i think that one gets my vote! And when he "liberated" some of the troops from there and brought them to the Nissan show!

Makes the top of my list.

I dont know about 2007, but you know JB will be all over the news in 2008 supporting some liberal Democrat for President and badmouthing Republicans.

bobandjodi wrote:I dont know about 2007, but you know JB will be all over the news in 2008 supporting some liberal Democrat for President and badmouthing Republicans.

Sorry, but this thread is about the JB top news story for 2007.

SMLCHNG wrote:

bobandjodi wrote:I dont know about 2007, but you know JB will be all over the news in 2008 supporting some liberal Democrat for President and badmouthing Republicans.

Sorry, but this thread is about the JB top news story for 2007.

. .yep, agree. . .and that's all I'm gonna say about that . .

oh boy, i smell popcorn a popping...

ANd my answer would be either the Anguilla concert or the casino in Biloxi. Yes Jimmy is making heaps of money off both, but they both also brought/are bringing lots of money into the local economy that could use it.

beantownfan wrote:Sorry to report, but the Gillette shows were FAR from being sold out...

who said they were . . . . . . . . . they were the two biggest shows Jimmy ever headlined though . . . that is kind of big for a guy who has been around 4 + decades . . .