As McAnally explained, "He's got a song called 'Boat Drinks,' and it's about not wanting to be in cold weather, and he never wanted to be in cold weather. But he was in Boston, and one of the Bruins had a sports bar. And he's sittin' in the sports bar, and it was freezing and it was snowing. An ad came on about cheap flights to the Caribbean...". McAnally continued, "And he's just like, 'I'm going.' So just like that song says, that's what was happening. He decided he was going. Back then, you could just go to the airport and get a ticket to somewhere. So he said, 'I'm going to the airport.' www.buffettnews.com/2025/07/10/32641/... See MoreSee Less
“Didn’t ever want to be in cold weather…. Yet had a house in Colorado and in a recorded version of “school boy heart” was visiting a glacier in a full winter coat. lol
Peloton has announced their next featured artist series, which will showcase the music of Jimmy Buffett. The series will begin on Thursday, July 3 and will include five classes spanning five different modalities. None of the classes will occur live – all will drop straight to the on-demand library at midnight ET, or become available as premieres. Members will receive an artist series badge for taking any of Peloton’s Jimmy Buffett classes. ... See MoreSee Less
On July 2, 2023, Jimmy Buffett joined Mac McAnally on stage at Sunset Cove in Portsmouth for a surprise performance, which turned out to be his last. Exactly two years later, McAnally took the same stage for a sold-out show paying tribute to the late, great singer. McAnally, who played with Buffett for decades, was joined by Eric Darken and Scotty Emerick, who were also members of Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band prior to his death. www.buffettnews.com/2025/07/05/32632/... See MoreSee Less
I'm at sunset cove right now, sitting in a chair on the grass listening to a band called barfly, a local group, playing on the same stage that Mac McAnally was on three days ago.
Sipping on my first mudslide of the season!
Buffet. Anally. A natural combination.
Saw him at the last of his full shows in San Diego. It was my first time and I hoped at the time it would have been the first of many. Still...glad I got to see him...he truly was "one of one"
Margaritaville Hotel Kansas City is officially open, as the new resort-style hotel is welcoming overnight guests starting immediately. Located in Kansas City, Kansas, the hotel includes 228 guestrooms, including 11 suites, plus dining destinations, indoor and outdoor pools, and over 14,000 square feet of event space fit for weddings, meetings, and special occasions. www.buffettnews.com/2025/07/01/32623/... See MoreSee Less
There is an article on Jimmy Buffett in the Summer 2025 issue of Coastal Living magazine. It covers his life and times in the Florida Keys and Key West. Meg Lukens Noonan writes a soulful, celebratory story of Jimmy Buffett’s first journey to Key West - a moment that reshaped his life, the destination, and the spirit of the Keys for generations to come. www.buffettnews.com/2025/06/19/32617/
From the Hollywood Reporter: Brian Wilson, Heart and Soul of The Beach Boys, Dies at 82
Brian Wilson, whose “teenage symphonies to God” made him the poet laureate of adolescent heartbreak as a founding member of The Beach Boys, has died. He was 82.
Wilson’s family confirmed his death on social media on Wednesday.
“We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away. We are at a loss for words right now,” his family wrote in an Instagram post. “Please respect our privacy at this time as our family is grieving. We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world. Love & Mercy.” www.buffettnews.com/2025/06/11/32614/... See MoreSee Less
From the Hollywood Reporter: Jimmy Buffett’s $275 Million Estate Sparks Sprawling Margaritaville Legal Battle
A legal battle has broken over Jimmy Buffets $275 million estate, with his wife and accountant initiating proceedings for control of the trust.
In a petition filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, Jane Buffett points to an “unsolvable rift” with Rick Mozenter, the co-trustee of her husband’s estate allegedly acting against her best interests. She accuses Mozenter of mismanaging the trust, which is paying her roughly $2 million annually at a rate of return of less than one percent. Based on the estimate, Mozenter told the late singer’s wife to “consider adjustments” to her lifestyle or sell her own assets to make up the difference, the lawsuit says
I stand with Jane Buffett. It sounds like someone is dipping his fingers in the cookie jar. You never mess with the dead when they are in the hereafter because Jimmy would not be pleased with someone messing with his Godess. You've got this Ms Jane. Hold your head up and get to the bottom.
Jimmy Buffett's widow Jane claims in a new court petition that business manager Rick Mozenter has "belittled, disrespected and condescended to" her.
“Mr. Mozenter has failed to perform even the most basic tasks required of him in his role as co-trustee, including providing Mrs. Buffett with information concerning trust assets and finances, which has left Mrs. Buffett in the dark with regard to the state of her own finances,” write Jane’s lawyers from the firm Sullivan & Cromwell. “Along the way, Mr. Mozenter has belittled, disrespected and condescended to Mrs. Buffett in response to her reasonable requests for information she undoubtedly was entitled to receive.”
According to the court filing, Jane met with Mozenter a month after Jimmy’s death in October 2023 and asked how much income she should expect to receive annually from the trust. Mozenter dragged his feet for 16 months, Jane’s lawyers say, repeatedly ignoring her requests to get an answer as she tried to make plans for her future. ... See MoreSee Less
As McAnally explained, "He's got a song called 'Boat Drinks,' and it's about not wanting to be in cold weather, and he never wanted to be in cold weather. But he was in Boston, and one of the Bruins had a sports bar. And he's sittin' in the sports bar, and it was freezing and it was snowing. An ad came on about cheap flights to the Caribbean...". McAnally continued, "And he's just like, 'I'm going.' So just like that song says, that's what was happening. He decided he was going. Back then, you could just go to the airport and get a ticket to somewhere. So he said, 'I'm going to the airport.'
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“Didn’t ever want to be in cold weather…. Yet had a house in Colorado and in a recorded version of “school boy heart” was visiting a glacier in a full winter coat. lol
And I have a boat named St. Somewhere.
We’ve got a Boat Drinks here in St Augustine
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Peloton has announced their next featured artist series, which will showcase the music of Jimmy Buffett. The series will begin on Thursday, July 3 and will include five classes spanning five different modalities. None of the classes will occur live – all will drop straight to the on-demand library at midnight ET, or become available as premieres. Members will receive an artist series badge for taking any of Peloton’s Jimmy Buffett classes. ... See MoreSee Less
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It’s about time.
On July 2, 2023, Jimmy Buffett joined Mac McAnally on stage at Sunset Cove in Portsmouth for a surprise performance, which turned out to be his last. Exactly two years later, McAnally took the same stage for a sold-out show paying tribute to the late, great singer. McAnally, who played with Buffett for decades, was joined by Eric Darken and Scotty Emerick, who were also members of Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band prior to his death.
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I'm at sunset cove right now, sitting in a chair on the grass listening to a band called barfly, a local group, playing on the same stage that Mac McAnally was on three days ago. Sipping on my first mudslide of the season!
Buffet. Anally. A natural combination.
Saw him at the last of his full shows in San Diego. It was my first time and I hoped at the time it would have been the first of many. Still...glad I got to see him...he truly was "one of one"
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Margaritaville Hotel Kansas City is officially open, as the new resort-style hotel is welcoming overnight guests starting immediately. Located in Kansas City, Kansas, the hotel includes 228 guestrooms, including 11 suites, plus dining destinations, indoor and outdoor pools, and over 14,000 square feet of event space fit for weddings, meetings, and special occasions.
www.buffettnews.com/2025/07/01/32623/ ... See MoreSee Less
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There is an article on Jimmy Buffett in the Summer 2025 issue of Coastal Living magazine. It covers his life and times in the Florida Keys and Key West. Meg Lukens Noonan writes a soulful, celebratory story of Jimmy Buffett’s first journey to Key West - a moment that reshaped his life, the destination, and the spirit of the Keys for generations to come.
www.buffettnews.com/2025/06/19/32617/
Read the full article here: apple.news/A12-sv6PrTsya7QlMOvwggw ... See MoreSee Less
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I bought mine off Amazon!
Have it. It’s an awesome read.
Dawn Jackson Smith is blowing her hole about this.
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From the Hollywood Reporter: Brian Wilson, Heart and Soul of The Beach Boys, Dies at 82
Brian Wilson, whose “teenage symphonies to God” made him the poet laureate of adolescent heartbreak as a founding member of The Beach Boys, has died. He was 82.
Wilson’s family confirmed his death on social media on Wednesday.
“We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away. We are at a loss for words right now,” his family wrote in an Instagram post. “Please respect our privacy at this time as our family is grieving. We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world. Love & Mercy.”
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RIP and Surf on out and meet up with Jimmy Buffet
From the Hollywood Reporter: Jimmy Buffett’s $275 Million Estate Sparks Sprawling Margaritaville Legal Battle
A legal battle has broken over Jimmy Buffets $275 million estate, with his wife and accountant initiating proceedings for control of the trust.
In a petition filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, Jane Buffett points to an “unsolvable rift” with Rick Mozenter, the co-trustee of her husband’s estate allegedly acting against her best interests. She accuses Mozenter of mismanaging the trust, which is paying her roughly $2 million annually at a rate of return of less than one percent. Based on the estimate, Mozenter told the late singer’s wife to “consider adjustments” to her lifestyle or sell her own assets to make up the difference, the lawsuit says
The relationship collapsed last month, with Jane Buffett telling Mozenter that she’d sue unless he resigned by Monday.
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Karma rain down!!! Sounds like a song 🤔
I stand with Jane Buffett. It sounds like someone is dipping his fingers in the cookie jar. You never mess with the dead when they are in the hereafter because Jimmy would not be pleased with someone messing with his Godess. You've got this Ms Jane. Hold your head up and get to the bottom.
Don't mess with Jane! 🎶🐾🐕🩴🧉🥭⛵️🏴☠️🕔🍹🌴🦈🐬🦩🫧🦜🎶
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Jimmy Buffett's widow Jane claims in a new court petition that business manager Rick Mozenter has "belittled, disrespected and condescended to" her.
“Mr. Mozenter has failed to perform even the most basic tasks required of him in his role as co-trustee, including providing Mrs. Buffett with information concerning trust assets and finances, which has left Mrs. Buffett in the dark with regard to the state of her own finances,” write Jane’s lawyers from the firm Sullivan & Cromwell. “Along the way, Mr. Mozenter has belittled, disrespected and condescended to Mrs. Buffett in response to her reasonable requests for information she undoubtedly was entitled to receive.”
According to the court filing, Jane met with Mozenter a month after Jimmy’s death in October 2023 and asked how much income she should expect to receive annually from the trust. Mozenter dragged his feet for 16 months, Jane’s lawyers say, repeatedly ignoring her requests to get an answer as she tried to make plans for her future. ... See MoreSee Less
Jimmy Buffett’s Widow Sues to Replace Business Manager Handling $275M Estate
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Jimmy Buffett’s widow Jane has filed a court pet...142 CommentsComment on Facebook
Lawyers Guns and Money!!
16 months?? I would of been in that slimballs Office with 2 weeks
Bus mgr smells fishy to me
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