Beyond 'Margaritaville': Jimmy Buffett was great storyteller who touched me with his songs The songwriter loved wordplay. When he sang 'my occupational hazard bein’ my occupation’s just not ...

Buffett played a half-dozen songs, including "A Pirate Looks at Forty" – which he changed to 50 in a nod to MacFarlane's big birthday. "You can't write a check for what happened," MacFarlane said.

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Baseball isn’t the only thing heating up at Petco Park this summer. On Thursday, July 10, the San ...

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Lucy “LuLu” Buffett reveals her favorite Jimmy Buffett song in a new Southern Living podcast episode, and that’s just one insight among many in an interview that touches on her brother’s ...

Parrotheads toast Jimmy Buffett in ... “I spent my 25th birthday ... But he’s around, he’s an institution. You hear his music and it’s like, ‘Jimmy Buffett!’ Everyone knows his songs.

I always envisioned Jimmy Buffett, who died at 76, touring into his 90s. I thought he'd outlive the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards. It was not to be.

After Jimmy Buffett’s death was announced late Friday, fans from all worlds gathered on social media to present their piece of the mass celebration of the singer-songwriter’s life.

Photo Credit: Lars Larsen. In celebration of legendary Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia’s 80th birthday, which occurred this past Monday, Aug. 1, Jimmy Buffett performed a cover of the ...

Jimmy Buffett’s personal plane, ... 1996, incident recounted in the song “Jamaica Mistaica.” ... and South America in celebration of his 50th birthday. Buffett passed away last year at the ...

How Jimmy Buffett Once Saved Colin Jost from Drowning ... on my 76th birthday morning,” he wrote ... “He lived his life like a song till the very last breath and will be missed beyond measure ...

Jimmy Buffett in concert at Raleigh, NC’s Walnut Creek Amphitheater Thursday night, April 21, 2016. Scott Sharpe [email protected] It was 1979, the final semester of my senior year at UNC ...