Tag: Jimmy Buffett

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Episode #1,055 – Gina Knight — Adventures in Jimmy Buffett’s MargaritavilleEpisode #1,055 – Gina Knight — Adventures in Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville

Gina Knight joins The Paul Leslie Hour! Are you here? We like it when you’re here, tuned into The Paul Leslie Hour. Welcome to episode number 1,055. It’s no secret that Jimmy Buffett is one of the most beloved musicians and storytellers of all time. Something he took to another

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Down to Earth: A Reflection on Jimmy Buffett’s First AlbumDown to Earth: A Reflection on Jimmy Buffett’s First Album

Discovering Jimmy Buffett’s roots: an album worth revisitingYears before the fame of songs like Come Monday and Margaritaville, and before the Caribbean cowboy persona, there was Down to Earth, Jimmy Buffett’s folk-rock debut. Released in 1970 to little fanfare, this idiosyncratic collection of songs reveals the seeds of Buffett’s storytelling genius.

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Model Aurora Diaz-Plaja Birch from the Jimmy Buffett Last Mango in Paris album is shown on a light blue background.
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Episode #1,006 – Keith Spera on Clarence Frogman Henry & Jimmy BuffettEpisode #1,006 – Keith Spera on Clarence Frogman Henry & Jimmy Buffett

Keith Spera joins The Paul Leslie Hour to reminisce Clarence “Frogman” Henry & Jimmy Buffett. Are you here? Ain’t that something! You are here, listening to The Paul Leslie Hour. Welcome to episode #1,006! We’ve got something you’re going to want to listen to, and listen to again. Keith Spera