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Only one show....

I'd vote "none of the above" (if it were a choice) and give my kudos to Mansfield, Massachusetts!

o/~ o/~ "Headin' up to Massachusetts, for the Labor Day Weekend show..." o/~ o/~

(Well, actually I'm already here... but I just love singing that line!)

Count me in for the Thursday show!

MIGRATION!! (duh!!! )
And another vote for:
COWBOY IN THE JUNGLE
(GYFMTA... )

Well...
Considering it happened BEFORE the 2000 tour (and several board iterations ago) it may be to far back for the search to pick up.

Long story short...
They disagreed. (Supposedly about family on tour and side gigs) Jimmy wouldn't budge. Fingers walked.

I read somewhere (I'm guessing the liner notes to FSOTW) that Jimmy is determined to master French and hired a tutor to help him. That is her doing the speaking part in Autour Du Rocher".

phjrsaunt wrote:Maybe it was referring to a honeydew melon...if it was a yellow Bug, it would look kind of like one of those melons.

Aren't those melons light green?

(And FTR... all I saw at first was something about NY, too... go figure!)

Thanks for the link... and "Enjoy!" I did!

I've only heard the 30 second or so clip on Alan Jackson's website. It has them singing together and Jimmy's voice is VERY easy to pick out.

Banana Wind wrote:Didn't they also record a version of "Margaritiaville" together? I was pretty sure they did on one of Alan's albums.

Yes...
It's on Alan's 1999 release titled "Under The Influence".

Well ya beat me... I haven''t left yet
(I'm waiting for a phone call that hasn't materialized yet...)
Glad to hear it was the case in the store near you too!

Lee-
You think he wanted the actual harbour???
Oops! My bad!

It's Cook's Bay on the island of Moorea in Tahiti.

WOW! :o There is no mistaking Jimmy voice! :D Thanks for the update about Jackson's website! Oh and I was wondering why all the confusion about who does "The Ass and a Hole"... shoulda figured it was from the same Einsteins who attribute things like "The Piña Colada Song" and &qu...

Do you mean this... Ia ora te natura E mea arofa teie ao nei Ia ora te natura E mea arofa teie ao nei That is Tahitian, and roughly translates to the following: Nature lives (life to nature) Have pity of the earth (love the earth) The bounty of the land is exhausted But there is still abundance in t...

Um.... That's Jimmy and Mac McAnally who do that song together... not Jimmy and Alan Jackson.

Welcome aboard! Over the years, "snuff queen" in the context of WDWDGAS has been thought to mean a woman that snorted a lot of cocaine. That's the same thing that we thought it meant in Stillwater in 1980 and 1981. 8) :o :o :o :o I never heard that interpretation! :-? I thought it was sla...

Yep! :D The one by me did anyway... Check in the section that say "cheap stuff" or something like that... at the front of the store. :wink: (I'm actually going to mine later today to pick up some gift certificates for HS graduation presents for my son's friends... I'll ask if it is a chain...

Assuming you are really near Buzzards Bay, then you are probably not too far from a Newbury Comics.

They have had new JB discs for as little as $7.99 lately, and they are also known for their wonderful selection of used cds as well!

Jimmy started the company (with Sunshine Smith, I think ) when he saw "bootleg" T-shirts being sold and it pi$$ed him off, for two main reasons... First and foremost he wasn't getting any royalties from the sales, and secondly , most of the time his name was spelled wrong! :lol: I'm not su...

Hey Burny Charles...
I tried to answer you about Jimmy's 2001 opening theme but the question had disappeared!

It was the theme from 2001 - A Space Odyssey (aka "Also Sprach Zarathustra".)

Just FYI... Stephen Talkhouse is actually in Amagansett, not Southampton.