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Favorite Buffett Songs
Published on May 11, 2022 at 6:29 pm by LEWIntroduction
Some artists have a volume of work, like Jimmy Buffett for example. I think I must have around 27 albums (not including any compilations or live albums), which comes down to humndreds of songs. However I notice I generally only listen to a handful (rather large handful) of songs.
Not everyone is a parrothead, but then most don’t know what they are missing out on. Anyway, in no particular order, this is a list of my favorite Buffett songs (the ones that usually end up on my playlists). Note: some of the more popular and well known songs(like Nautical Wheelers or Changes in Attitude Changes in Latitude) did not make it.
The List
- A White Sport Coat And A Pink Crustacean, 1973
- Railroad Lady
- He went to Paris
- Why Don’t We Get Drunk and Screw
- A-1-A, 1974
- A Pirate Looks at Forty
- Trying to reason with a Hurricane
- Banana Wind, 1996
- School Boy Heart
- Bob Robert’s Society Band
- Overkill
- Happy Ever After (Now and Then)
- Barometer Soup, 1995
- Bank of Bad Habits
- Remittance Man
- The Night I Painted the Sky
- Beach House on the Moon, 1999
- Beach House on the Moon
- I Will Play for Gumbo
- Math Suks
- Oysters and Pearls
- Buffet Hotel, 2009
- Wings
- Surfing in a Hurricane
- A Lot to Drink About
- Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
- Banana Republics
- Miss You So Badly
- Coconut Telegraph, 1981
- It’s My Job
- Down to Earth, 1970
- Ain’t He a Genius
- Truckstop Salvation
- Far Side of the World, 2002
- Far Side of the World
- Fruitcakes, 1994
- Love in the Library
- Last Mango in Paris, 1985
- Last Mango in Paris
- Jolly Mon Sing
- Living and Dying in 3/4 Time, 1974
- Come Monday
- Off to See the Lizard, 1989
- Off to See the Lizard
- The Pascagoula Run
- Somewhere Over China, 1982
- Somewhere Over China
- Son of a Son of a Sailor, 1978
- Livingston Saturday Night
- Cheeseburger in Paradise
- Take the Weather With You, 2006
- Hula Girl at Heart
- Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On
Conclusion
That’s my list. A lot of them are not as well know as others, but this is generally what ends up on my playlists.
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