John thank you for watching. Yes I get you could tell a lot of great stories! I can only imagine. - what an amazing experience it must have been to be there at those times on that island. If you can check out the other vlogs on the channel - I did my best to help tell some of those stories.
Thank you for watching! I bet you have some amazing stories from your time there. I first started going down in 91 - so much has changed since then, yet so much still remains. I have new vlogs coming soon so please subscribe and keep watching.
🎶🎶🧜♀️🌹Captain Tony was very personable . He would chat your ear off for hours. Married, I believe he said 5 times, with over 20 children and about the same amount of grandchildren.🧜♀️🎶🎶🕊️🕊️
Dude, I just listened to that and that was so Cool Thanks for sharing that special moment with captain Tony. And that incredible story about our A special friend that we will never forget jimmy buffett
Many people who actually knew Jimmy, do not recall him with such fondness. I have heard stories of Jimmy owing a lot of people money and things that he would borrow but never replace. I always wanted another chance to see him and talk with him myself . I wanted to cuss his azz fer ruining Key West the way he did, some of us blame him still.
Capt. Tony must have been the role model/mentor of my good friend who lived in the Keys for years. I won't say his name, but he was a real character, having spent some time in a Mexican jail (guns, supposedly that time) but was also allegedly involved in some other shenanigans, some say weed, of course I wouldn't PERSONALLY know. But my friend lived in the upper Keys, had a boat (of course) and even adopted a lorikeet in his later years. (A real pirate, of course) We had some great party times. He passed some years ago, but HE'S the one I always think of when I hear "A Pirate Looks at Forty". And I still can manage a smile😄
Rick - thank you for watching. Captain Tony was a truly unique and memorable guy - he is a KW legend. Be sure to check out my other vlogs and subscribe as I will have more JB material coming soon. Make sure you get that dance with Debbie! Fins up!
@@allthestoriesicantell7595 BACK WHEN I WAS THERE I BOUGHT 803 WHITEHEAD STREET FOR SEVEN THOUSAND AND FIVE HOUNDRED DOLLARS I THINK THE PRICE HAS GONE HIGHER ?
Thank you,🌴 excellent story video.. I used to hitch rides down to Key West back in the early 70s before it became a tourist haven... Spike Sousa, artist🎨, Old Naples Fl.🌴 unfortunately now, a tourist trap as well...
Thank you for watching Henry and the kind words. Yes, they are all becoming tourist traps unfortunately. But like the saying goes: there's still a little magic left in that tourist town.
And a New Jersey native!!! Say what ya want about the Diner State, we got a part of the Foundation of #Margaritaville as signifigant as Desdemona and Junior Mints, I want Junior Mints! I DON'T WANT A 12 lb CANDY BAR FOR $25 😄😄😄😎😎!! #OnlyInNJ!!
Thank you for watching and the kind words Brenda! In my KW Top 10 Part 2 vlog I briefly mention the hanging tree while in the bar. It is a great suggestion to do additional vlogs on those neat little oddities of Captain Tony's Saloon.
JB and Wolkowsky were good friends. There friendship began in the very early 70s at the Chart Room. Wolkowsky owned the Pier House and took great interest in Jimmy and his crew. Wolkowsky owned the building at 500 Duval that is now the KW Margaritville. Wolkowsky kept an apartment above the restaurant until his death. There is a semi recent picture of the two of them together - its on the Google. Thank you for watching and the comments!
I once made a delivery to his Palm Beach home. The yard was f ull of surfboards and fishing poles. He really loved the ocean.
i was captain Tonys carpenter from 1970 to 1976, and boy could i tell you some stories.
John thank you for watching. Yes I get you could tell a lot of great stories! I can only imagine. - what an amazing experience it must have been to be there at those times on that island. If you can check out the other vlogs on the channel - I did my best to help tell some of those stories.
Loved Capt. Tony's in the 70's!
Key Wasted! 😂❤
Got to sit at the bar with Cap Tony back in the 80's and Jimmy Buffet and the Eagles were my 1st concert in 77 at the Miami Baseball Stadium
Captain Tony was a real character - what a great experience that must have been for you Debra. Thank you for sharing and watching!
I actually knew captain tony in the 70s. I hope to have my wedding dance with my Debbie at captain tony's.
I got stories. I lived on there 1985 to 89 then to Big Pine. Till 91. Should've stayed.
Thank you for watching! I bet you have some amazing stories from your time there. I first started going down in 91 - so much has changed since then, yet so much still remains. I have new vlogs coming soon so please subscribe and keep watching.
That was special, glad know who Captain Tony was. Cool that he came to your wedding, must have been fun. Thank you!!!!!
🎶🎶🧜♀️🌹Captain Tony was very personable . He would chat your ear off for hours. Married, I believe he said 5 times, with over 20 children and about the same amount of grandchildren.🧜♀️🎶🎶🕊️🕊️
Captain Tony was a great guy and a legend. Thank you for watching!
Priceless! Thanks for this! You met a legend!
Thank you for watching and the kind words! I will have more JB related vlogs coming soon so please subscribe.
Dude, I just listened to that and that was so Cool Thanks for sharing that special moment with captain Tony. And that incredible story about our A special friend that we will never forget jimmy buffett
Thank you for the kind comment and yes, we will NEVER forget Jimmy.
Many people who actually knew Jimmy, do not recall him with such fondness. I have heard stories of Jimmy owing a lot of people money and things that he would borrow but never replace. I always wanted another chance to see him and talk with him myself . I wanted to cuss his azz fer ruining Key West the way he did, some of us blame him still.
Capt. Tony must have been the role model/mentor of my good friend who lived in the Keys for years. I won't say his name, but he was a real character, having spent some time in a Mexican jail (guns, supposedly that time) but was also allegedly involved in some other shenanigans, some say weed, of course I wouldn't PERSONALLY know. But my friend lived in the upper Keys, had a boat (of course) and even adopted a lorikeet in his later years. (A real pirate, of course) We had some great party times. He passed some years ago, but HE'S the one I always think of when I hear "A Pirate Looks at Forty". And I still can manage a smile😄
Thank you for sharing your story! The Keys were full of sketchy characters and its part of what made that island and those times so special.
Sorry, didn't know 'Pedro'@@SIONARAFLORIDA
I actually knew captain tony in the 70s. Going to one of his parties. I hope to have my wedding dance with my debbie there.
Rick - thank you for watching. Captain Tony was a truly unique and memorable guy - he is a KW legend. Be sure to check out my other vlogs and subscribe as I will have more JB material coming soon. Make sure you get that dance with Debbie! Fins up!
. I HAVE NOT SEEN CAPTIN TONY OR SAT IN THE BAR FOR 45 YEARS.
John thank you for watching. The bar has changed very little over the last 50 years.
@@allthestoriesicantell7595 BACK WHEN I WAS THERE I BOUGHT 803 WHITEHEAD STREET FOR SEVEN THOUSAND AND FIVE HOUNDRED DOLLARS I THINK THE PRICE HAS GONE HIGHER ?
@@johnstoddard7324 Gone up by a factor of 10 or more! Wow, you had amazing real estate. Thank again so much for sharing your history in KW.
Thank you,🌴 excellent story video.. I used to hitch rides down to Key West back in the early 70s before it became a tourist haven... Spike Sousa, artist🎨, Old Naples Fl.🌴 unfortunately now, a tourist trap as well...
Thank you for watching Henry and the kind words. Yes, they are all becoming tourist traps unfortunately. But like the saying goes: there's still a little magic left in that tourist town.
@@allthestoriesicantell7595- Between Sunrise and 8:30 am...magic time
Awesome, thank you for sending.🙂
Thank you Carole, there will be more coming soon!
Amazing footage thank you for sharing
I enjoyed this so much! Thank you for sharing
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Love these videos #finsup
Thank you Jon! I love doing them, there will be more!
vary good thanks,.
Thank you David! Please keep watching as there will be more JB related vlogs coming soon.
And a New Jersey native!!! Say what ya want about the Diner State, we got a part of the Foundation of #Margaritaville as signifigant as Desdemona and Junior Mints, I want Junior Mints! I DON'T WANT A 12 lb CANDY BAR FOR $25 😄😄😄😎😎!! #OnlyInNJ!!
...I don't need that kind of control over my life
Great story. Maybe you could tell the story about the hanging tree in Captain Tony's sometime?
Thank you for watching and the kind words Brenda! In my KW Top 10 Part 2 vlog I briefly mention the hanging tree while in the bar. It is a great suggestion to do additional vlogs on those neat little oddities of Captain Tony's Saloon.
You are doing a great job.
Thank you for the kind words! I will have more JB related content coming soon. Please subscribe and share with others.
Subtitles would be awesome, if you can decipher all of it.
Could someone repeat what he said? I couldn't hear most of it with all the background noise.
Captain Tony has Key west all over him.
Can’t here enough to under it
I wonder if Capt Tony and David Wolkowsky were good friends. I would have to think they were?
JB and Wolkowsky were good friends. There friendship began in the very early 70s at the Chart Room. Wolkowsky owned the Pier House and took great interest in Jimmy and his crew. Wolkowsky owned the building at 500 Duval that is now the KW Margaritville. Wolkowsky kept an apartment above the restaurant until his death. There is a semi recent picture of the two of them together - its on the Google.
Thank you for watching and the comments!
And every now and then a Key West shrimper would actually bring in a load of SHRIMP!😂
John that must have been awesome! I wish I was there in those days - Fins up friend!
@@allthestoriesicantell7595
It was!
Seems like yesterday!