For a self-professed reluctant video subject, Buffett has managed to capture a substantial cross-section of his music visually, starting with early songs like “Pencil Thin Mustache” and “Come Monday.” The early clips afford glimpses of his Key West stomping grounds before that sun-baked Bohemia was transformed into a tourist trap decorated with Hemingway, tropical drinks, and, of course, Buffett himself. As presented here, you can hear how Buffett nudged his music from an identifiable branch of ’70s singer-songwriter chic toward his singular amalgam of pop, country, and rock, with liberal garnishes of calypso and reggae.

In the process, we watch his maturation from freewheeling Florida hippie to laid-back Everyman. Tales from Margaritaville book by Jimmy Buffett ReadingRewards: Earn 2x points on all Collectibles ISBN: 0440243696 61 Hours (Jack Reacher) (Part of the Jack Reacher (14) Series and Jack Reacher Chronological Order (16) Series) by Jimmy Buffett See Customer Reviews Select Format Hardcover 3.59 - 4.69 Paperback 4.19 - 15. Both days were packed with live musical acts, dancing, trivia and game shows, family programming and more. Buffett himself introduces each clip, providing personal and career anecdotes as he unspools the videos in chronological order. 'Tales from Margaritaville' was certainly the headlining act, but it was far from the only live entertainment on the ship.

This compilation of music videos produced for Jimmy Buffett since the early ’70s will tickle his formidable Parrothead nation while providing pop historians with a time capsule tracing the evolution of pop video clips since their pre-MTV days. For entertainment, guests can visit a Spa, the Casino Margaritaville, and Stars on the Water Theater, home to the Tales from Margaritaville: Jimmy’s Ship Show, written and produced by Jimmy. 'Margaritaville is a place where curiosity, passion, and humor cleverly intertwine, and though it may not appear on any map, it does exist at least in the brilliantly creative, slightly skewed imagination of Jimmy Buffett.

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