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The New York Times has an article on License to Chill: “Among the Swimsuit Beauties, a Legendary Beach Bum” [i:1a73fa9b89]Mr. Buffett, who has recorded many songs praising surf, sun and goofing off, has a song, …
It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere won a Grammy for Best Country Song. Congrats to the writers! Jimmy and Alan lost out though on Best Country Collaboration. Category 40: Best Country Collaboration With Vocals For a collaborative …
Small article in today’s Sun Sentinel sports section, entitled “Buffett’s Back“: Having taken a central role in Heat-Knicks when he was ejected from a 2001 game against New York at American Airlines Arena by referee …
On Wednesday Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville in Cancun suffered some minor smoke damage to the restaurant because of a fire nearby. The gift shop had major water damage. The Margaritaville Restaurant was able to open back …
The News Journal reports that a suit has been filed against a restaurant that’s using the name Margaritaville for it’s outdoor area: “Jimmy Buffett sues Hockessin eatery“
From MailboatRecords.com: “We are working on the Hawaii show right now, and it should be available thruour web by the end of the month, keep checking our site. This one will not be available in …
The Las Vegas Review Journal has a review of the new restaurant: “Margaritaville’s menu has Cajun, Caribbean, Mexican influences“
From USA Today: Kenny Chesney serves the same function for today’s country fans that Jimmy Buffett did for a generation of party-happy rockers. On “When the Sun Goes Down” (**½), Chesney often parrots Buffett’s themes …
From Billboard: Buffett Wields ‘License To Chill’ Fresh off a country chart-topping duet with Alan Jackson, Jimmy Buffett teams with Kenny Chesney for “License To Chill,” the title cut of the island-flavored folk rocker’s next …
During the Hawaii shows in Hononlulu and Maui, Jimmy mentioned that they were being recorded for a new DVD that will be called “Mini Matinee II”.