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I'm not going.
I want President Bush re-elected. (meaning I DON'T WANT change.
"Nuff said.

Harbour Shark wrote:Didn't Jimmy write Coastal Confessions?

I don't know that either. I thought I read somewhere that it's a Sonny Landreth song.

LIPH wrote:I brought Far Side Of The World to the office with me today. According to the liner notes Blue Guitar was wrtten by Roger and Peter.

Thanks, Larry-I wasn't sure about that one.

Top 5- Uncle John's Band Southern Cross Banana Republics Coastal Confessions Brown Eyed Girl (BROWN EYED GIRL-THERE, I've said it). 8) Does anyone know if Jimmy actually wrote "Blue Guitar", which has been recorded by Roger Guth and Peter Mayer? Or did one of them write it? If it's a cover...

It's one of my favorites.
Hell, they're ALL one of my favorites.

I've always loved Johnny Cash, so that's who I voted for here. However, I'm a fan of Mr. Nelson also. Two of my favorite songs by him are duets-"Pancho and Lefty" gives me chills, and "Seven Spanish Angels", which he does with Ray Charles, is the sound of two of the greatest geni...

Believe me, I've been called a YANKEE FAN much more often than I've been called a decent person.
At least my dogs love me.
I think

I'm a former resident of the Aloha State. I lived there from 1978-1988, and went to my first Jimmy Buffett concert there in 1987. I still go back there for a visit once a year-usually the first or second week of February, when the N.F.L. Pro Bowl is played-and stay with friends. A lot of good things...

The only one I have is the one with the song "Captain Jim's Drunken Dream." ("In the Pocket")?
I bought it only for "Captain Jim", but ended up liking ALL of the songs on the C.D.
I'll definately be buying more in the coming weeks.

Remember when saying "MERRY CHRISTMAS" didn't offend anyone?
And remember when those two weeks off from school in December were called CHRISTMAS VACATION, and not "WINTER BREAK"?

1995 Buick Skylark.

(This one isn't mine, but looks just like it).




And our Jeep Grand Cherokee (2001)

I've always considered Down to Earth and High Cumberland Jubilee to be "practice albums" and not really Jimmy Buffett as we know him. Yikes. Those are my 2 favorites. :o Okay, okay! I CONFESS. I bought "Before the Beach" when I saw it on sale at Best Buy about a year ago. :oops:

I've always considered Down to Earth and High Cumberland Jubilee to be "practice albums" and not really Jimmy Buffett as we know him. (Although I love the song Ellis Dee). Every album from White Sport Coat on is fantastic, I.M.O. Other than those two albums I mentioned, there are probably ...

I always INTEND to vote for the person and not the party, but for some reason, in nearly every election, the candidate that represents my views the best is the REPUBLICAN candidate, hence, my checking the Repulican option above.

The last time was in 1998 (or 1999). I'm not sure of the venue, however.

I WAS going to say you, President Bush, and JOHN ROCKER are my heroes, but I sense I'm wearing out my "welcome" here.
No reason to rush things.

You know what was really bugging the living s*** outta me tonight during the Red Sox and the New Frick Yuck Yankmees-----All the damn publicity they were giving that idiot John Kerry. Even giving him the Microphone made me turn my monitor down very low so I could not hear it. Matt- You may hate my ...

BUFFY????
You didn't name that dog after.............Ahh, forget it!

I hope all is well with you down there and your lovely lady as well.
All the best to you, her, your two-legged kid, and your new FOUR-legged kid.
Congratulations, "Dad."

He stated as his career was starting that his main influences were Gordon Lightfoot, The Neville Brothers, and Joni Mitchell.

I've also heard him say in a recent TV interview that of all the songs HE'S recorded, "12 Volt Man" is his favorite.