This song is all about growing up in the 50's and 60's and the movies and TV shows. .Boston Blackie was a TV/Movie detective. Andy Devine was a aTV sidekick who ended up as a Saturday morning kids show host... one of thse shows was Ramar of the Jungle. Sky King was a flying cowboy (In an airplane) whose niece was Penny (usually aired just afyer The Buster Brown Show and before Fury or My Friend Flicka - both shows about horses) Way too many references for me to cover all of them...
As a fan of Jimmy Buffett thank you for doing this as this is one of my favourites. If I could recommend a song to do a reaction of his it's off an album called Volcano and the song is called Chanson Pour Les Petits Enfants another favourite of mines is Last Mango in Paris which the album is called as well. Definitely should give them listen, he will deeply missed.
@@timbo7457 my all time favorite is still A Pirate Looks At 40. IDK man. Just something about that song that gets straight to me. Even when I was a kid.
Whenever one of our musicians passes I send out a message the Ritcheous Brother's tribute Rock and Roll Heaven to celebrate their ascent. You should consider that too
You probably need to be of a certain age to get the reference to Sky King's neice, Penny, Andy Devine and the Brylcreme signs along the road from my childhood.
The hits are fine, but they aren't the songs to treasure. He Went to Paris, The Captain and the Kid, A Pirate Looks at 40, Tin Cup Chalice, Cowboy in the Jungle and many, many more.
Check out Cowboy in the Jungle. Somewhat humerous, but very deep lyrics at the same time like the following: "Alone on a midnight passage I can't count the falling stars While the Southern Cross and the satellites They remind me of where we are Spinning around in circles Living it day to day And still 24 hours may be 60 good years It's really not that long a stay"
so nice to see a reactor do something other than Margueritaville. it's a good song, but he did so many better songs. check out He Went To Paris, Cowboy in the Jungle, and Livingston Saturday Night!
I got to see him at the Phoenix Air races in god, 97 I wanna say? Look I've been to a lot of live shows, and his blew everyone elses out of the water. I so badly wanted to take my wife to one of his shows, so she could "get it". Unfortunately that cant happen now. Parrot Head for life!! My wife? Lol not so much.
This is a good choice...if you really really want to hear his amazing song writing listen to "Last Mango In Paris" , "12 Volt man" or "Cowboy in the Jungle"
So many great songs for you to jump into. Fun songs are fruit cakes, volcano, fins, and Cheeseburger in Paradise. Serious ones a pirate looks at forty, he went to Paris, and death of an unpopular poet
Buffett has so many great songs. I used to listen to “Margaritaville” a lot as a teenager but I got burned out and haven’t heard it in 30 years. You guys should do a deep dive into his catalog. He has some poignant, emotionally deep songs that will inspire you to reflect on life, love, and the ups and downs that come with living, ie “A Pirate Looks at Forty”, “Son of a Sailor”, “He Went to Paris”, “Changes in Latitudes”, and “Come Monday”.
If you’re up to it you could check out Little Miss Magic and Delaney Talks to Statues both written to his daughters, or the Captain and the Kid, all great songs a true storyteller
Little Miss Magic always reminds me of my triplet daughters. They would always stare at the ceiling fan in amazement when they were infants. Always loved that song.
He recorded a lot of great songs over years... Do a search on UA-cam for these : *Brand new country star* *Ringling Ringling* *West Nashville Grand Ballroom Gown* *Livingston Saturday night* *The Weather Is Here, Wish You Were Beautiful* *Trip Around the Sun* *The Captain and the Kid* *Little Miss Magic* *Bubbles up* (his last recorded song) Rest in Paradise Jimmy - Fins Up! - 🦈🦜🍔🏝🏴☠
You have to be my age to understand the references in this song. And Buffet had many other good songs that never charted, but his fans can sing by heart.
I got to see him 07/05/1981 in the old Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego with another group of folks. Great show all around. Festival seating.😎 RIP Jimmy😇
I grew up listening to Jimmy buffet thanks to my dad so I know all the songs. When we went on vacation as soon as we could smell salt water it was Jimmy Buffett until we left and crossed back in to Georgia or Alabama. You’re the first channel I’ve seen reacting to one of my favorites. The other was “the great filling station hold up” check that out
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Thank you for doing something other than Margaritaville.
You would probably enjoy digging deeper. Almost 40 albums.
All about pop culture in the 50’s in 60’s.
Amazing song.
My favourite of his.
Thanks for sharing.
This song is all about growing up in the 50's and 60's and the movies and TV shows. .Boston Blackie was a TV/Movie detective. Andy Devine was a aTV sidekick who ended up as a Saturday morning kids show host... one of thse shows was Ramar of the Jungle.
Sky King was a flying cowboy (In an airplane) whose niece was Penny (usually aired just afyer The Buster Brown Show and before Fury or My Friend Flicka - both shows about horses)
Way too many references for me to cover all of them...
As a fan of Jimmy Buffett thank you for doing this as this is one of my favourites. If I could recommend a song to do a reaction of his it's off an album called Volcano and the song is called Chanson Pour Les Petits Enfants another favourite of mines is Last Mango in Paris which the album is called as well. Definitely should give them listen, he will deeply missed.
Bob Dylan considered Jimmy Buffett 1 of his top 5 songwriters.
I read that somewhere too.
Fruitcakes, Little Miss Magic, and Beach House On The Moon are some of the Songs You Don't Know By Heart, but well worth a listen
I forgot about this song. Just another creative one of his songs. He was the best.
You really should listen to Jimmy's God's Own Drunk. Hillarious.
While I absolutely love this song, you seriously need to dig into his music. This isn't one of his better ones. But it is a blast!
"All the songs you know by heart" is like a Jimmy intro...IMHO white sport coat and pink crustation or floridays are some of his best
@@timbo7457 my all time favorite is still A Pirate Looks At 40. IDK man. Just something about that song that gets straight to me. Even when I was a kid.
Whenever one of our musicians passes I send out a message the Ritcheous Brother's tribute
Rock and Roll Heaven to celebrate their ascent. You should consider that too
You probably need to be of a certain age to get the reference to Sky King's neice, Penny, Andy Devine and the Brylcreme signs along the road from my childhood.
I think you had to grow up in the 50’s to understand the references.
I've been a Jimmy Buffett fan since 1973. You have to be of my generation to get the references to TV shows of the 50 and 60s'
The hits are fine, but they aren't the songs to treasure. He Went to Paris, The Captain and the Kid, A Pirate Looks at 40, Tin Cup Chalice, Cowboy in the Jungle and many, many more.
Thanks for that. Jimmy has a great catalog of songs to fit many moods
Listen to Come Monday. He did so many amusing songs but Come Monday is totally different.
Or a pirate looks at 40
Check out Cowboy in the Jungle. Somewhat humerous, but very deep lyrics at the same time like the following:
"Alone on a midnight passage
I can't count the falling stars
While the Southern Cross and the satellites
They remind me of where we are
Spinning around in circles
Living it day to day
And still 24 hours may be 60 good years
It's really not that long a stay"
so nice to see a reactor do something other than Margueritaville. it's a good song, but he did so many better songs. check out He Went To Paris, Cowboy in the Jungle, and Livingston Saturday Night!
Another one gone.
I got to see him at the Phoenix Air races in god, 97 I wanna say? Look I've been to a lot of live shows, and his blew everyone elses out of the water. I so badly wanted to take my wife to one of his shows, so she could "get it". Unfortunately that cant happen now. Parrot Head for life!! My wife? Lol not so much.
This is a good choice...if you really really want to hear his amazing song writing listen to "Last Mango In Paris" , "12 Volt man" or "Cowboy in the Jungle"
Last mango in Paris is a great one
So many great songs for you to jump into. Fun songs are fruit cakes, volcano, fins, and Cheeseburger in Paradise. Serious ones a pirate looks at forty, he went to Paris, and death of an unpopular poet
Buffett has so many great songs. I used to listen to “Margaritaville” a lot as a teenager but I got burned out and haven’t heard it in 30 years.
You guys should do a deep dive into his catalog. He has some poignant, emotionally deep songs that will inspire you to reflect on life, love, and the ups and downs that come with living, ie “A Pirate Looks at Forty”, “Son of a Sailor”, “He Went to Paris”, “Changes in Latitudes”, and “Come Monday”.
Nice reaction. Another of his songs that is also light and playful is “Grapefruit, Juiceyfruit”.
If you’re up to it you could check out Little Miss Magic and Delaney Talks to Statues both written to his daughters, or the Captain and the Kid, all great songs a true storyteller
Little Miss Magic always reminds me of my triplet daughters. They would always stare at the ceiling fan in amazement when they were infants. Always loved that song.
And Beach House On The Moon was written for his Son, all three kids got a song
He recorded a lot of great songs over years...
Do a search on UA-cam for these :
*Brand new country star*
*Ringling Ringling*
*West Nashville Grand Ballroom Gown*
*Livingston Saturday night*
*The Weather Is Here, Wish You Were Beautiful*
*Trip Around the Sun*
*The Captain and the Kid*
*Little Miss Magic*
*Bubbles up* (his last recorded song)
Rest in Paradise Jimmy - Fins Up! - 🦈🦜🍔🏝🏴☠
You should do Son of a Son of a Sailor, Last Mango in Paris, or Jolly Mon Sing. Great storytelling songs. Volcano and Fins are fun!
You have to be my age to understand the references in this song. And Buffet had many other good songs that never charted, but his fans can sing by heart.
I got to see him 07/05/1981 in the old Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego with another group of folks. Great show all around. Festival seating.😎
RIP Jimmy😇
I grew up listening to Jimmy buffet thanks to my dad so I know all the songs. When we went on vacation as soon as we could smell salt water it was Jimmy Buffett until we left and crossed back in to Georgia or Alabama. You’re the first channel I’ve seen reacting to one of my favorites. The other was “the great filling station hold up” check that out
Or Peanut Butter Conspiracy, but you have to listen to the back story as well