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I'm not sure what Garth Brooks contributed to country music other than his own watered down brand of "arena country". When it comes to country artists from the late 80s I'll stick to my Steve Earle, Dwight Yoakam, Lyle Lovett and Nanci Griffith records instead. Garth was just never my cup...

I was trying to find out who was the country music artist with the most #1's after seeing that Alabama had 41 #1's. I accidentally stumbled across this link http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/index/records.asp?id=38&pg=1 Look how many things in which the Beatles hold records I believe George S...

As influential as Frank Sinatra may have been in helping create what we now know as "popular music" I picked Elvis Presley because he was the vehicle that changed everything. I say vehicle because that's exactly what he was, it took putting a white face on what was formerly known as "...

Four Play wrote:Yeah, but that was 30 years ago. I'm tired of hearing "Jimmy Buffett? - that guy hasn't had a hit since 1978!"

LOL, i know exactly what you mean, that happens so much when ever i mention Jimmy to someone who isn't really a parrothead

Wheres Bob Dylan and Hank Williams? I think all of the artists listed helped in their own way to contribute to music as we know it now. If you want to you can make another poll w/ bob dylan and hank williams and who ever else you want. . . that would be cool, unfortunately its too late to add more ...

EastTexPH, I agree, sinatra was my 2nd choice because of that exact reason. . . . the beatles / elvis may not have been as popular if it wasn't for sinatra's major contribution to "pop" music, but all of them in their own way made major contributions

All of these guys are great. Its too tough! Probably elvis

Sinatra

Four Play wrote:I never leave early, I always like to hang out in the parking lot until it clears out after the show so there's really no point in beating the crowd.

Totally agree. . . . i mean, really, where else do you have to be at midnight?? plus, both the pre and post buffett concert atmosphere is great

All are great. Which is the best?? I say the food is best in Key West but the CityWalk one is really cool too. They're totally different, but i think im gonna have to vote for Orlando

I think he's heard about it

hubby says Mac or Nadihra or however it is spelled. OR. . .how about CILCIA, pronounced Cecila or Cecil. thats actually really good, i like that one (too bad we're not getting a dog anytime soon). . .. .but we got a little puppy the day after the Buffett concert in Sunrise, FL so we just named him ...

"Last Mango In Paradise" in St. Martin. . . . Its right in downtown Phillipsburg closer to the dock. . . . its kinda like a fake Margaritaville store, but its really close to the Guavaberry Store which has the most unbelievable Guavaberry liquors and sauces

capnrick wrote:Cant beat Club Trini, either!

ofcourse!! the only problem is its so hard to find their cds, the only one i ever got was the live one which i bought at Margaritaville in KW

yea, Robert Greenidge is the greatest steel drum player that ever lived
also, i think jack johnson had one song with steel drums in it (i'm answering my own question, lol)

If You Can Do Anything Else - George Strait
such a nice song!

what other artists have used steel drums in their music other than Buffett?

Travis Tritt - Cheeseburger in Paradise, but Keith Urban is good too Alan Jackson - Margaritaville ( I know he already covered this song but he did a great job and i dont think Gary Alan would fit) George Strait - Coast of Marseilles Toby Keith - Fruitcakes (that would be kinda funny) Tracy Byrd - H...

also, look at garth brooks' "one voice, one decade, one hundred million [albums sold]" reissuing campaign. . .. that was probably the most unessacary thing i could possibly think of but im sure he sold millions of millions of more albums because of that. . .. and i just noticed that buffet...