 | Christmas Island [Read More ...]
Description: It never snows in the Florida Keys, but as every Parrothead knows, Jimmy Buffett was born on Christmas Day 1946. His Caribbean folk tunes have always had a festive air to them, and his Coral Reefer Band tackle these holiday songs in their usual laidback style. Buffett turns out b... |
 | Meet Me In Margaritaville: The Ultimate Collection [Read More ...]
Description: Jimmy Buffett may have made his millions, but that doesn't mean that he has eased up on his workload. After releasing 33 albums, mounting grueling annual tours, and fashioning an entire industry and lifestyle out of his signature song "Margaritaville," Buffett trots out this two-... |
 | Songs You Know by Heart : Jimmy Buffett's Greatest Hit(s) [Read More ...]
Description: Critics have always been singularly unkind to Jimmy Buffett. Or at least they have since the singer became immune to their jabs, commanding a nation of Parrotheads who sell out his shows, snap up his records and books, and eat and drink in his nightclubs in Key West and New Orlea... |
 | Live in Anguilla [Read More ...]
Description: A Jimmy Buffett concert on a tropical island. Just walk down the beach for a once-in-a-lifetime intimate performance from Margaritaville's favorite son. That's what a few thousand fans got to experience at Jimmy's Caribbean shows on March 23 and 24, 2007. Now everyone else can, t... |
 | Urban Cowboy: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [Read More ...]
Description: The aim was to do for country what Saturday Night Fever did for disco. The result was that bars from Kona to Kalamazoo suddenly had mechanical bulls, and slickers walking around in cowboy hats. You might also pinpoint this as the moment in time when "country" music suddenly went ... |
 | Boats, Beaches, Bars & Ballads [Read More ...]
Description: When Jimmy Buffett eventually becomes the subject of a college course--and given his enduring popularity as a singer-songwriter and author, you know he will someday--here's what'll be on the final exam. Boats, Beaches, Bars & Ballads is so named because the four-CD collection div... |
 | A-1-A [Read More ...]
Description: Jimmy Buffett's albums are almost always happily hedonistic, but every now and then even he admits that there's hell to pay for all the high jinks. On A1A, an album named for the coastal highway that ends just blocks from the singer's onetime home in Key West, Florida, that reali... |
 | A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean [Read More ...]
Description: When Jimmy Buffett recorded this, his major-label debut, he was neither a country artist nor a Los Angeles-style folk rocker, and he hadn't yet happened upon the beach-bum persona that has sustained him through the last quarter century of his career. Yet White Sport Coat contains... |
 | Changes in Latitudes Changes in Attitudes [Read More ...]
Description: Buffett sold his promise as a real-world singer-songwriter God knows how many boats ago, but 1977's Changes remains one of his last stands before plunging into a sea of parrotheads, "Fins," and personal empire building. "Margaritaville" was the deceptively lighthearted hit, but S... |
 | Living and Dying in 3/4 Time [Read More ...]
Description: Jimmy Buffett's third album, Living and Dying yielded the hit single "Come Monday," which still ranks among his finest compositions. As wistful and romantic as that number may be, the dominant feeling of the album is gentle good humor, as on songs like the richly detailed "Brand ... |
 | License to Chill [Read More ...]
The easy going singer/songwriter's 2004 album features contributions from country stars including Alan Jackson, Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith, Marina McBride, George Strait, Clint Black, & Nanci Griffith. 16 tracks. |
 | Take The Weather With You [Read More ...]
Description: What you see is rarely what you get with Jimmy Buffett. While he may contend that he is the king of slackers, a modern day Dean Martin whipping up fizzy rum drinks under the palm trees in a silk Hawaiian shirt, this best-selling author and raconteur is actually the thinking man's... |
 | Havana Daydreamin' [Read More ...]
Review: Average Buffett Album:By 1976 Buffett had developed a solid cult following, but had still to really hit the big time. That would come with his next album "Changes In Latitudes", but on "Havana" he had yet to jump on the platinum bullet train. Buffett's backing unit The Coral Re... |
 | Coconut Telegraph [Read More ...]
Coconut Telegraph:Another of Jimmy's long line of classics. If you love Jimmy like a true parrothead, you probably have more than one of this album. Thanks Jimmy. |
 | Son of a Son of a Sailor [Read More ...]
Description: Buffett caught a major wave on his commercial breakthrough, Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes, and he rode it straight through the follow-up, Son of a Son of a Sailor. Buffett posits himself as a lovable rogue in the semiautobiographical title track, recounts a party out... |
 | Banana Wind [Read More ...]
Description: On this release, Banana Wind, Buffett continues in the light-hearted, tongue-in-cheek celebration of the beach-bum lifestyle that has made him a hero to tens of thousands of his "Parrothead" fans. Combining country-rock and calypso into his signature sound, the singer-songwriter ... |
 | Don't Stop The Carnival [ENHANCED CD] [Read More ...]
No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: BUFFETT,JIMMYTitle: DON'T STOP THE CARNIVALStreet Release Date: 04/28/1998 |
 | Off to See the Lizard [Read More ...]
Off to see the lizard:One of my favorites, this is my second copy so I can make sure I have one close. I'm thinking of maybe a 3rd. Jimmy out did himself on this one. |
 | Last Mango in Paris [Read More ...]
JImmy's always GREAT:A set of classic stories of love lost and gained and life's experiences. End of the World resonates in your mind for a very long time afterwards.
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 | Hot Water [Read More ...]
Review: Takes some listening to get something out of it:The first couple of times I listened to 'Hot Water' I didn't like it. The music seemed to be all over the place and Jimmy didn't seem to be very engaged in the songs. However, after a few listens, many of the tunes grew on me and I ... |
