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I saw Jimmy Buffett in concert like 5-6 times in my teens/early twenties and those concerts were a blast, and the songs he played at those shows were all perfect for that setting — but all of the non-singles on his albums from the seventies are so good it’s insane

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I really wish I appreciated him more to have had a chance to see him because he has some good stuff and seems he was a decent dude. Also read a paperback of his once and a surprisingly good airport read.

Ответ для Socrates Johnson 2.0

Guy basically made living telling people how awesome it was to be Jimmy Buffett, and people were like you know, he's got a point.

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Everyone except the Jamaican Coast Guard.

“My head hurts, my feet stink, and I don’t love Jesus” is a masterpiece of a folk country ditty

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oh my lordy it’s that

hell yeah fuck yeah incredible songwriter and storyteller, folks minimize and dismiss him to their own detriment

like I don’t know what you’d call it? country rock? idk. anyway, I mention this because my sister and I were trying to determine our favorite Buffett albums last night and I couldn’t pick one lol

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also, this man had absolutely incredible aura or rizz or whatever the kids call it nowadays

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Having been to one of his last concerts can confirm that rizz was lifelong

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oh yeah, he was a real one til the very end — but that mustache + long blond hair look he had throughout most of the seventies was 🔥

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my mother is extremely partial to long blond hair and mustache Jimmy Buffet, she’s still devoted to him

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I mean that is a fantastic look imo

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“men, what is stopping you from looking like this,” et cetera and what have you

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maaaaan I would absolutely rock this look if I physically could lol

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You knew exactly the vibe you were getting inside the box with that packaging

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This is where the term "buff" came from

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The level of "stoned" in the top right is incalculable.

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I hadnt seen older pics of him until recently and yeah, he was something. I only saw him once but it was a hell of a good time and I wish id seen him more.

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he called it "gulf and western," and normally that sort of thing drives me bonkers but it's really the only description i've ever read that makes sense. i never pass up the chance to say HE'S FROM MOBILE bc it's vital to celebrate our good guys.

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Living and Dying in 3/4 Time and Barometer Soup for me

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semi-relatedly, I refuse to use the term yacht rock because the actual artists want nothing to do with it, and it wasn't coined contemporaneously not sure if we have good words for whole chunks of music/artists from the 60s-80s

I've never listened to a Jimmy Buffet album, but have eaten at Maragaritaville 😭 I should fix that.

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(The eating at Margaritaville was not by choice. I was outvoted.)

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Fun(?) Fact: I was literally eating at a Margaritaville when Jimmy Buffett died.

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Just get Boats, Beaches, Bars, and Ballads, and you'll be set.

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I'm an albums kind of guy. I tend to avoid compilations until I've checked it all out.

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Personally, I'd start with A1A, but White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean will give you more of his country era if you're so inclined.

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A1A or Living and Dying in 3/4 Time to start, I think.

Ответ для Summer of Blanx

Living and Dying in ¾ Time *on vinyl* is fantastic

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a1a, white sport coat and a pink crustacean, living and dying in 3/4 time, all great starters

He played Woman Goin Crazy on Caroline Street when I saw him in 2010. I almost lost my mind.

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oh shit, that would be fantastic

Hah! I had a good friend deeply into Buffett in high school. That’s interesting you saw him so many times at that age.

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my parents were into him and Atlanta was a huge tour stop for him. like 100 people from my high school would go to his shows; it was like a summer tradition lol

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I'll do you a favor and NOT post the pics I have of us from those shows.

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You can’t tease this…

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Ha ha. Can't do it to AG. His anonymity is part of the aura.

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lol I appreciate this

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He’s a good friend. I’m just going to picture it myself.

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We're all in ridiculous floral shirts with foam shark hats and doing keg stands. He's, of course, in a fully tailored suit sipping a martini.

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He was in a tux at Red Rocks or maybe I was just really high

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Can confirm. I was there!

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He didn't even drag you up so I could offer you some funnel cake. 😤

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I was too busy staring at that insane orange full moon rise.

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Of course, he has always been a classy motherfucker.

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Derek, my new friend, you must.

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That sounds fun!!

He was an insanely talented songwriter

A1A is so very fucking good

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it’s an all-timer — but I think I might like Son of a Son of a Sailor more? idk

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Hard to argue. Cowboy in the Jungle is a goat song

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dude, yes; might be my favorite song of his overall

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I saw the man like 10-12 times, who can remember, and never got it live. Which I think proves just how good it is, lol

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Also, under 40 minutes long. A perfect album

Those early records are so damn good

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Cocaine Jimmy was top notch & A1A holds up perfectly.

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I prefer my musicians a little sleazy, tyvm, and A1A is top notch

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Wino & I Know my favorite Buffett tune? It's def up there.

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That he was friends with John Prine makes a ton of sense

I can’t help singing “This Hotel Room” any time I walk into a…well, you know. Quietly turning my whole family into Parrotheads to varying degrees is one of my proudest accomplishments.

Watched Rancho Deluxe recently cause I recalled my parents liking it and the new Charley Crockett record covers the the theme tune Buffett wrote. It’s a damn nice song. He could write.