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Jimmy Buffett CD's

And Books

I discovered Jimmy Buffett while I was in College. I was paying tuition and books by gigging and teaching guitar. I played solo gigs during the week, and played with a band on weekends.

I immediately put the Buffett songs into my solo act as fast as I could learn them. Come Monday, Why Don’t We Get Drunk and Screw, Margaritaville , and Changes in Latitudes . . .
The crowds loved it, and I loved doing it. So, here are my favorite jimmy Buffett albums, served up for your enjoyment. There are even more available, as you will see if you follow the links.

A-1-A

Living and Dying in 3/4 Time

Havana Daydreamin'

In Association with Amazon.com Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes
I bought the LP, wore it out; bought the cassette, wore it out; finally bought the CD.

Son of a Son of a Sailor

A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean

In Association with Amazon.com Boats, Beaches, Bars & Ballads [BOX SET]
I have a six-CD magazine for my Pioneer CD player. I bought extra magazines so I can keep my favorites pre-loaded. I have one marked "Buffet", and it holds all four of these CD's, plus the double-live CD "You Had To Be There".

In Association with Amazon.com Feeding Frenzy
Buffett is best LIVE, and this Cd proves it again. If you already have "You Had To Be There", then add this to your collection. Otherwise, save up for "You Had To Be There" first.

In Association with Amazon.com You Had To Be There: Jimmy Buffett In Concert
If you don't buy any other Jimmy Buffett CD, buy this one. He is tremendous live, and this concert took place during what I consider (in my admittedly partial opinion) to be his finest era. Don't get me wrong, I love all his stuff. But I played the double vinyl album until it wore out. Then one of my Army buddies borrowed it and never gave it back, even as scratched up as it was.
I bought the CD, and it will never wear out. Good thing, 'cause I play this one a lot.