It’s easy to lose sight of Jimmy Buffett ... exceptional songs steeped in country, folk, rock, and even reggae. While nearly everyone knows the songs that make up what Buffett fans refer to ...

When musician and entrepreneur Jimmy Buffett sadly died earlier this month at 76, fans around the world mourned not just his musical legacy but the ultra-chill lifestyle he represented. From the ...

Of course, "Margaritaville" comes to mind upon hearing about the death of Jimmy ... tours. Buffett isn't yet in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, but he leaves an impressive legacy of songs including ...

Put down the margaritas for a moment and consider the 20 best songs in Buffett's vast, 29-album catalog. By Gary Graff Jimmy Buffett ably summed up his catalog with the title of his 1992 box set ...

For decades, Jimmy Buffett entertained fans with his music, making them dream of Margaritaville ... Currently,it is 3x platinum and is regarded as one of the greatest hits for both artists.

That inspired the title of Buffett’s first greatest hits album in 1985, “Songs You Know by Heart: Jimmy Buffett’s Greatest Hit(s).” The parenthetical aside in the title was a reference to ...

1, returns to the top five of the Billboard 200 albums chart as his best-of collection Songs You Know by Heart: Jimmy Buffett’s Greatest Hit(s) re-enters the Sept. 16-dated list at No. 4.

1 after a long battle with skin cancer. Buffett’s “Songs You Know by Heart: Jimmy Buffett’s Greatest Hit(s),” narrowly surged onto the Billboard 200 at No. 100 in the year it was released.

In fact, so many people are checking out Buffett’s Songs You Know By Heart: Jimmy Buffett’s Greatest Hit(s) collection from 1985 (A+ gag in that album title, by the way) that the album has ...

Jimmy Buffett contributed a soundtrack to the film 'Rancho Deluxe' which was a departure from his tropical rock style.

Twenty-two years ago today, Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett released a song that would bring both artists career firsts.

Buffett’s 1985 album “Songs You Know by Heart: Jimmy Buffett’s Greatest Hit(s)” — the title is a nod to the boozy “Margaritaville,” then as now his most popular song — shot to No ...