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Just for the sake of discussion here is a breakdown of the songs Jimmy played during the 2014 Tour included is the number of times each song was performed and the most common position in the set list for each song

Conch Shell / Lovely Cruise (instrumental) (13)

1 Summertime Blues (21)
2 Brown Eyed Girl (26)
2 Fruitcakes (3)
3 Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes (26)
4 My Head Hurts, My Feet Stink And I Don’t Love Jesus (26)
5 Son Of A Son Of A Sailor (26)
5 Grapefruit Juicy-fruit (12)
5 Pencil Thin Mustache (4)
6 It's Five O'Clock Somewhere (2)
6 Sea Of Heartbreak (1)
6 Jolly Mon Sing (8)
6 School Boy Heart (6)
7 Soulfully (1)
7 Bama Breeze (9)
7 Who's The Blonde Stranger (2)
7 Knees Of My Heart (4)
7 Jamaica Mistaica (5)
7 Everybody's On The Phone (2)
8 Only Time Will Tell (5)
8 Mañana (1)
8 Piece Of Work (1)
9 Too Drunk To Karaoke (10)
10 Come Monday (26)
10 Mexico (2)
10 Weather With You (ft. Brendan Mayer) (5)
10 Sailboat For Sail (1)
11 I Will Play For Gumbo (14)
11 Last Mango In Paris (1)
12 Volcano (24)
13 Little Martha (featuring Mac McAnally) (24)
13 Tides (2)
14 He Went To Paris (23)
14 Back Where I Come From (4)
15 Cheeseburger In Paradise (26)
16 Pascagoula Run (2)
16 I Want To Go Back To Cartagena (ft Fanny Lú) (1)
16 Nobody From Nowhere (ft Brendan Mayer on guitar)(1)
17 Something About A Boat (4)
17 No Te Pido Flores (I'm Not Requesting Flowers) (ft Fanny Lú) (1)
17 Getaway Car (ft Brendan Mayer)(6)
17 Something To Say (13)
18 One Particular Harbour (26)
18 Havana Daydreamin' (1)
18 Mexico (with James Taylor) (1)
19 Free ( with Into The Mystic) (26)
20 Southern Cross (26)
21 A Pirate Looks At Forty (25)
22 Fins (26)
23 Margaritaville (26)
24 Knee Deep (26)
24 Five O'clock Somewhere / Why Don't We Get Drunk (24)
24 Northeast Texas Women (1)
24 Woodstock (1)
25 Scarlet Begonias (13)
25 We Are The People (8)
25 Why Don't We Get Drunk And Screw (without 5 O'Clock) (1)
26 After The Gold-rush (1)
26 Oldest Surfer On The Beach (2)
26 Another Saturday Night (2)
27 Tin Cup Chalice (1)

That would be 60 + songs most of which did not appear on the prior year's set list (or 2012 or 2011, etc).



Considerably different! Not the same show. Yes, lots of covers (about 30 + percent of all songs throughout the tour). Not many bands, however, perform 60 + songs over a tour. Considering, again, that Jimmy is basically the only performer of notable fame that tours annually this is massively significant. Much change on an annual basis.

Thanks for posting.

Makes me wish I had caught one of last year's shows, even if I had to go into hock to do it.
Also makes me determined to catch a show in 2015.  Look for me at Alpine Valley.
(unless I start doing better at "pick 6 out of 49 numbers" and come into a shipload of money)

-"BB"-

To quote JB from You Had to Be There:

"a lot of people come and they want to hear one song, it's kind of planted in their mind, no matter what song it is, they're waiting for that one song and they go
"I DON'T WANT TO HEAR THAT #### IN THE MIDDLE OF THAT ALBUM, I'M WAITING FOR THAT ONE SONG, NOW WHEN YOU GONNA PLAY IT"......well this is not your 8 track, we've got about 9 million albums and many songs, so we can only play them one at a time".

DiverDan wrote:To quote JB from You Had to Be There:

"a lot of people come and they want to hear one song, it's kind of planted in their mind, no matter what song it is, they're waiting for that one song and they go
"I'M WAITING FOR THAT ONE SONG, NOW WHEN YOU GONNA PLAY IT"......well this is not your 8 track, we've got about 9 million albums and many songs, so we can only play them one at a time".

It's a very old quote.

lime rickie wrote:

DiverDan wrote:To quote JB from You Had to Be There:

"a lot of people come and they want to hear one song, it's kind of planted in their mind, no matter what song it is, they're waiting for that one song and they go
"I'M WAITING FOR THAT ONE SONG, NOW WHEN YOU GONNA PLAY IT"......well this is not your 8 track, we've got about 9 million albums and many songs, so we can only play them one at a time".

It's a very old quote.

So is, "I drink to make other people more interesting." Hemingway said that. Smart man. There is little relevance to this thread other than some six degrees from Captain Tony link. But I am far too drunk to think about that. Where is Midnight in Paris when I need it?

lime rickie wrote:

DiverDan wrote:To quote JB from You Had to Be There:

"a lot of people come and they want to hear one song, it's kind of planted in their mind, no matter what song it is, they're waiting for that one song and they go
"I'M WAITING FOR THAT ONE SONG, NOW WHEN YOU GONNA PLAY IT"......well this is not your 8 track, we've got about 9 million albums and many songs, so we can only play them one at a time".

It's a very old quote.

But it's still the truth.

-"BB"-

Bicycle Bill wrote:

lime rickie wrote:

DiverDan wrote:To quote JB from You Had to Be There:

"a lot of people come and they want to hear one song, it's kind of planted in their mind, no matter what song it is, they're waiting for that one song and they go
"I'M WAITING FOR THAT ONE SONG, NOW WHEN YOU GONNA PLAY IT"......well this is not your 8 track, we've got about 9 million albums and many songs, so we can only play them one at a time".

It's a very old quote.

But it's still the truth.

-"BB"-

Funny, and sad, that Jimmy has had to listen to this sort of whining for such a long time.

lime rickie wrote:

Bicycle Bill wrote:

lime rickie wrote:

DiverDan wrote:To quote JB from You Had to Be There:

"a lot of people come and they want to hear one song, it's kind of planted in their mind, no matter what song it is, they're waiting for that one song and they go
"I'M WAITING FOR THAT ONE SONG, NOW WHEN YOU GONNA PLAY IT"......well this is not your 8 track, we've got about 9 million albums and many songs, so we can only play them one at a time".

It's a very old quote.

But it's still the truth.

-"BB"-

Funny, and sad, that Jimmy has had to listen to this sort of whining for such a long time.

Parrotheads are the worst.

Jon is posting?! Did I miss the tour announcement when we all come out of hibernation?!

I'm not going to knock anyone for enjoying the show last time around, but I'm also not going to "defend" a set list that included 2 Zac Brown covers. It that's whining, so be it.

One Zac Brown song is too many, 2 is ridiculous. I don't understand Buffett's man crush on the guy.

tigzoe wrote:Jon is posting?! Did I miss the tour announcement when we all come out of hibernation?!

No, ma'am.

Just wanted to see a positive thread on BN for the first time since before 5 O'Clock Somewhere became a thing.

LIPH wrote:One Zac Brown song is too many, 2 is ridiculous. I don't understand Buffett's man crush on the guy.

The first couple time I heard him cover "Toes" and "Where the Boat Leaves From" I enjoyed it. But enough is enough. Just like in Hershey when he played Alan Jackson's "Five Oclock Somewhere"less than an hour after we heard it from Alan himself.

And add my name to the list of "I couldn't care less if you want to call it whining."
Only reason I "whine" is because Jimmy has SOmany great songs that we've never heard live that I would love to.

Wino you know wrote:

LIPH wrote:One Zac Brown song is too many, 2 is ridiculous. I don't understand Buffett's man crush on the guy.

The first couple time I heard him cover "Toes" and "Where the Boat Leaves From" I enjoyed it. But enough is enough. Just like in Hershey when he played Alan Jackson's "Five Oclock Somewhere"less than an hour after we heard it from Alan himself.

And add my name to the list of "I couldn't care less if you want to call it whining."
Only reason I "whine" is because Jimmy has SOmany great songs that we've never heard live that I would love to.

So many great songs?

Name 100.

drunkpirate66 wrote:

Wino you know wrote:

LIPH wrote:One Zac Brown song is too many, 2 is ridiculous. I don't understand Buffett's man crush on the guy.

The first couple time I heard him cover "Toes" and "Where the Boat Leaves From" I enjoyed it. But enough is enough. Just like in Hershey when he played Alan Jackson's "Five Oclock Somewhere"less than an hour after we heard it from Alan himself.

And add my name to the list of "I couldn't care less if you want to call it whining."
Only reason I "whine" is because Jimmy has SOmany great songs that we've never heard live that I would love to.

So many great songs?

Name 100.

1. Too Drunk To Karaoke
2. Useless But Important Information
3. I'm No Russian
4. Turn Up The Heat And Chill The Rose
5. Everybody's On The Phone
6. A Lot To Drink About
7. Party At The End Of The World
8. Big Rig ...

I could go on, but can those really be topped?

LIPH wrote:

drunkpirate66 wrote:

Wino you know wrote:

LIPH wrote:One Zac Brown song is too many, 2 is ridiculous. I don't understand Buffett's man crush on the guy.

The first couple time I heard him cover "Toes" and "Where the Boat Leaves From" I enjoyed it. But enough is enough. Just like in Hershey when he played Alan Jackson's "Five Oclock Somewhere"less than an hour after we heard it from Alan himself.

And add my name to the list of "I couldn't care less if you want to call it whining."
Only reason I "whine" is because Jimmy has SOmany great songs that we've never heard live that I would love to.

So many great songs?

Name 100.

1. Too Drunk To Karaoke
2. Useless But Important Information
3. I'm No Russian
4. Turn Up The Heat And Chill The Rose
5. Everybody's On The Phone
6. A Lot To Drink About
7. Party At The End Of The World
8. Big Rig ...

I could go on, but can those really be topped?

This is all opinion....

Personally I really like Big Rig and A Lot To Drink About. And Too Drunk To Karaoke is fun in concert (not that I think it should make it every night in the setlist). The other ones you listed, I agree, are not his best.

LIPH wrote:

drunkpirate66 wrote:

Wino you know wrote:

LIPH wrote:One Zac Brown song is too many, 2 is ridiculous. I don't understand Buffett's man crush on the guy.

The first couple time I heard him cover "Toes" and "Where the Boat Leaves From" I enjoyed it. But enough is enough. Just like in Hershey when he played Alan Jackson's "Five Oclock Somewhere"less than an hour after we heard it from Alan himself.

And add my name to the list of "I couldn't care less if you want to call it whining."
Only reason I "whine" is because Jimmy has SOmany great songs that we've never heard live that I would love to.

So many great songs?

Name 100.

1. Too Drunk To Karaoke
2. Useless But Important Information
3. I'm No Russian
4. Turn Up The Heat And Chill The Rose
5. Everybody's On The Phone
6. A Lot To Drink About
7. Party At The End Of The World
8. Big Rig ...

I could go on, but can those really be topped?

Math Sux

p*wned!

FinsUp6835 wrote:

LIPH wrote:

drunkpirate66 wrote:

Wino you know wrote:

LIPH wrote:One Zac Brown song is too many, 2 is ridiculous. I don't understand Buffett's man crush on the guy.

The first couple time I heard him cover "Toes" and "Where the Boat Leaves From" I enjoyed it. But enough is enough. Just like in Hershey when he played Alan Jackson's "Five Oclock Somewhere"less than an hour after we heard it from Alan himself.

And add my name to the list of "I couldn't care less if you want to call it whining."
Only reason I "whine" is because Jimmy has SOmany great songs that we've never heard live that I would love to.

So many great songs?

Name 100.

1. Too Drunk To Karaoke
2. Useless But Important Information
3. I'm No Russian
4. Turn Up The Heat And Chill The Rose
5. Everybody's On The Phone
6. A Lot To Drink About
7. Party At The End Of The World
8. Big Rig ...

I could go on, but can those really be topped?

This is all opinion....

Personally I really like Big Rig and A Lot To Drink About. And Too Drunk To Karaoke is fun in concert (not that I think it should make it every night in the setlist). The other ones you listed, I agree, are not his best.

But you like Blandshark so your opinion can't be taken seriously. (Before the humor impaired among get their drawers in a bunch, that's a joke.)

lime rickie wrote:

LIPH wrote:

drunkpirate66 wrote:

Wino you know wrote:

LIPH wrote:One Zac Brown song is too many, 2 is ridiculous. I don't understand Buffett's man crush on the guy.

The first couple time I heard him cover "Toes" and "Where the Boat Leaves From" I enjoyed it. But enough is enough. Just like in Hershey when he played Alan Jackson's "Five Oclock Somewhere"less than an hour after we heard it from Alan himself.

And add my name to the list of "I couldn't care less if you want to call it whining."
Only reason I "whine" is because Jimmy has SOmany great songs that we've never heard live that I would love to.

So many great songs?

Name 100.

1. Too Drunk To Karaoke
2. Useless But Important Information
3. I'm No Russian
4. Turn Up The Heat And Chill The Rose
5. Everybody's On The Phone
6. A Lot To Drink About
7. Party At The End Of The World
8. Big Rig ...

I could go on, but can those really be topped?

Math Sux

p*wned!

As someone who spent 1 semester in college as a math major, how could I have left that one out?