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Saxophones Written by: Jimmy Buffett Performed by: Jimmy Buffett Peak Chart Position: Billboard Hot 100 Chart: #105; Originally from the Album: Living & Dying In 3/4 Time (1974) |
Jimmy’s Notes: From “Meet Me in Margaritaville”: I have always wanted to re-cut this song. When it was originally done, I didn’t even have a band, much less a horn section; and on the original recording, the arrangement that I wrote for the song featured the most predictable spot for a baritone solo, which came after the line “big baritones,” etc, etc. For some reason, my producer at the time filled the hole with a bass solo. It never really worked for me, so not, thirty years later, we did our horn solo as God intended it. We decided to re-work this arrangement and take it to New Orleans where it should have been all along. What a fun new groove! I added a little old Stratocaster rhythm direct into the amp like the old days. Hell, we all want to be Keith Richards every once and awhile. |
Lyrics: I cut my teeth on gumbo rock Benny Spellman and Doctor John Sweet Irma Thomas and Frog man Henry Use to boogie woogie all night long Tho I love rock and roll the acoustic guitar was the only way I had of becoming a star I knew it recognized and traveling around But they won't play my record in my ol' hometown If I had saxophones Livin' by the ocean sometimes I get the notion If we had saxophones If we had saxophone |
Shows Played At: |
02-12-2009: Margaritaville Cafe Key West – Key West, FL |
10-29-2005: MGM Grand – Las Vegas, NV |
10-27-2005: Rose Garden – Portland, OR |
10-22-2005: MGM Grand – Las Vegas, NV |
01-22-2004: Margaritaville Cafe – Las Vegas, NV |
09-16-2003: White River Amphitheatre – Auburn, WA |
08-28-2003: Tweeter Center Boston – Mansfield, MA |
08-26-2003: Riverbend Music Center – Cincinnati, OH |
08-23-2003: Tweeter Center Chicago – Tinley Park, IL |
08-21-2003: Tweeter Center Chicago – Tinley Park, IL |
08-19-2003: Post Gazette Pavilion – Burgettstown, PA |
07-05-2003: Nissan Pavilion – Bristow, VA |
07-01-2003: Tweeter Center Philadelphia – Camden, NJ |
06-28-2003: Alpine Valley Music Theatre – East Troy, WI |
06-26-2003: Verizon Wireless Music Center – Noblesville, IN |
06-24-2003: DTE Music Theatre – Clarkston, MI |
04-26-2003: MGM Grand – Las Vegas, NV |
04-24-2003: Pepsi Arena – Denver, CO |
04-22-2003: Smirnoff Music Center – Dallas, TX |
04-19-2003: AM South Amphitheatre – Nashville, TN |
04-17-2003: HiFi Buys Amphitheatre – Atlanta, GA |
04-15-2003: The Woodlands – Houston, TX |
02-13-2003: American Airlines Arena – Miami, FL |
02-10-2003: TD Waterhouse Centre – Orlando, FL |
02-08-2003: St Pete Times Forum – Tampa, FL |
02-05-2003: Colonial Center – Columbia, SC |
02-03-2003: RBC Center – Raleigh, NC |
02-01-2003: Philips Arena – Atlanta, GA |
12-02-1998: Mobile Civic Center – Mobile, AL |
05-02-1998: New Orleans Jazz Festival – New Orleans, LA |
11-15-1992: Unknown – Honolulu, HI |
08-25-1992: Delta Center – Salt Lake City, UT |
08-22-1992: The Gorge – George, WA |
08-16-1992: Riverport Amphitheatre – St Louis, MO |
08-15-1992: Popular Creek Music Theatre – Hoffman Estates, IL |
07-10-1992: Great Woods – Mansfield, MA |
07-07-1992: Jones Beach Amphitheatre – Wantagh, NY |
07-05-1992: Pine Knob Music Theatre – Clarkston, MI |
07-04-1992: Pine Knob Music Theatre – Clarkston, MI |
07-03-1992: Pine Knob Music Theatre – Clarkston, MI |
06-14-1992: Walnut Creek Pavilion – Raleigh, NC |
06-12-1992: Lakewood Amphitheatre – Atlanta, GA |
05-24-1992: Merriweather Post Pavilion – Columbia, MD |
05-21-1992: Classic Amphitheatre – Richmond, VA |
09-10-1975: The Boarding House – Sausalito, CA |
10-18-1974: The Record Plant – Sausalito, CA |
Number of Shows: 46 |