LOVE IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Jimmy Buffett - Cheeseburger In Paradise REACTION

[@lewstone5430]

“Come Monday”, “A Pirate Looks at Forty”, or “Changes in Latitudes”, _and more,_ you can’t go wrong with Buffet!

[@jeffarbuckle4615]

As good as “cheeseburger “ and “margaritaville “ are those 3 songs you listed are even better

[@johnnyappleseed5590]

Hell Yes! I listed those three plus Banana Republic, Son of a Son of a Sailor, Mexico, etc.

[@lewstone5430]

@@jeffarbuckle4615 & Johnny Appleseed 👍👍

[@lewstone5430]

@@foxguy67 same. I just listened to it a couple of hours ago.

[@baird5776mullet]

Absolutely!, "Come Monday" i think it was his best song and the one that put him on the map.

[@paulwalker9421]

Jimmy Buffett is gone but his music must continue to be played .A great man and musician RIP!

[@sunnystormy4973]

rest in paradise 😔 🕯

[@Jims_Camera_at_dawn]

If you like this silly song, you'll love God's Own Drunk (Buddy Bear)

[@kuklok1989]

last night i grilled up a cheese burger and made a migrata in honor of him

[@ronaldnash5394]

One participant harbor

[@dougking4377]

friends with Paul McCartney says a lot

[@thekingcobra63]

An American treasure, Jimmy will be missed. RIP 😢

[@carlhill6942]

When I heard the news of his passing on Saturday, his music just flooded my head! R.I.P. Jimmy! You have been the music of a generation!

[@NavvyMom]

I just heard about it late today, like 7:00 pm Sunday, and was just . . . .No. Really? No.

[@lissaweers346]

im so sad i will never see his show again

[@surlechapeau]

J & Amber, you'll love his "Changes in Latitudes" !!! RIP Jimmy.

[@katherinehite1635]

Please react to this

[@kenperkins7921]

Oh ,and Jimmy is a Bilionare now, believe it or not!

[@ChuckHackney]

And He Went To Paris....

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Impossible to have a bad time or a bad mood at a Buffett show. They are partying in heaven tonight. RIP Jimmy.

[@T-bone1950]

" If there's a rock and roll heaven, then you know they've got a hell of a band." ❤

[@juliewhite7469]

"Come Monday " is another good one from Jimmy Buffet RIP ❤

[@pattiaustin1808]

Jimmy Buffett sold happiness. That was his product and he did it exceptionally well. Fair winds and following seas, Jimmy, and thank you for it all.

[@jilmarychastainclowers6712]

He flunked out from my Alma Mater, Auburn University, because he stayed at the Frat House playing his guitar - and look how far he got!! He used to play (unannounced) at his sisters restaurant, Lulu's, in Gulf Shores, AL. Can you imagine going to get some food and having Jimmy Buffett show up for a free show!

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

He had a house there on Ono Island (but then again, he had houses all over)

[@coyotelong4349]

I’m sure everyone at Auburn loved Jimmy 😂 If he had stayed enrolled he probably would’ve been like Bert Kreischer at Florida State

[@cubfanmike]

In the 1990s Jimmy gave a concert in Portland Oregon, he flew into town, in his little float plane and landed in the river downtown - his tribe greeted him

[@Festus171]

RIP Jimmy. I've been a fan since the 70's. I was also a sailor (as a kid) and he really wrote some incredible stuff. Besides the party songs like Cheeseburger and Margaritaville he wrote some beautiful love songs, ballads and such. Two really adorable songs to check out are tunes he wrote for his daughters. "Little Miss Magic" and "Delaney Talks to Statues".

[@user-gt2uf8cq9y]

"Come Monday" is the best introduction to his sincere, romantic, loving side for people who have only heard goofy side. "Meet Me in Memphis" and "Son of a Son of a Sailor" and many others also showcase that side. RIP Jimmy.

[@bjdefilippo447]

I think that's what got my brother listening, as he's a sailor as well. After Idalia, I'm not sure if he still has a boat, but we definitely spent time singing along to Buffet.

[@dionysiacosmos]

Fins is another rocker. When the Volcano Blows he wrote when Monserat' s blew and the whole island had to be evacuated. It's about where he doesn't want to land, like Three Mile Island and other man-made and natural disasters. Y'all are too young to know it but he moved to Florida first, where he was very interested in saving the manatees. Will miss him like crazy.

[@FloridaMugwump]

Since when is Margaritaville s party song? It's a song about a drunk wasting his life.

[@keithosmond5730]

My daughter is name Delaney thanks to that last song. It's her maternal grandmother's maiden name, but we may not have thought to use it as her name, but for the song.

[@williamjackson3617]

I saw Jimmy in concert way back in 1977 in Florida with the Eagles Andrew Gold and Hall and Oates. I live in Ohio but I had plans on living in Florida but it just happened not to work out. But anyway it was one of the greatest concerts that I had ever attended. That was the year that the Eagles were promoting their Hotel 🏨 California album. 5:42 !

[@RoGueNavy]

Back in the summer of '94, my ship had spent 90 days+ picking up Cuban refugees from the Florida Straits and responding to the sutuation in Haiti. We got 3 days in Key West, on the way home. Jimmy found out that the Navy was in town, and flew in to put on shows at the original Margaritaville bar and restaurant. I attended one of the shows, and actually dined on a Cheeseburger in Paradise, made exactly like he describes in this song. A true bucket list moment!

[@13chigrl]

What a fantastic memory! 🥹

[@nanner3200]

Thank you for doing that. - The daughter of a 2 tour 1950's Navy vet.

[@KenRoerden]

Jimmy will be missed. Wonderful music as you can see by all the suggestions here. Can't go wrong with any of them. He was there for the cleanup on the shore after the Deepwater Horizon oil blowout in 2010. He also co-founded the Save The Manatee Club in 1981. A wonderful humanitarian as well as musician.

[@paulwaring5290]

You really need to check out more Jimmy Buffett. There is 50 years of songs to choose from. :)

[@jennhurl]

🙏🏻"Fins to the left 🙏🏻Fins to the rights" Sing it with me Parrotheads!!! 🦜 As a life long Floridian, Jimmy has always been a staple in our Southern life! At the beach & on the boat we have Jimmy & Bob Marley on repeat. I was lucky to sit with my toes in the sand on Fort Myers Beach & sing along with the other "parrotheads". RIP Jimmy 🏖 thanks for all the smiles you gave us!

[@3DJapan]

My neighbor's Wifi name is "parrothead ".

[@melissabreese592]

I am❣️❣️❣️👣🌴🌊✨️🦈

[@tinapatterson5022]

♥🦜

[@rmcleod1960]

I saw him in concert 3 times at U Florida (the last time it was the Eagles /Jimmy Buffett on Florida Field in Jan 1980). Words can't describe a Buffett concert - you had to experience it. I especially loved "Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw" & his rendition of "God's Own Drunk"....

[@roncypert8255]

'Cause I was drunk I wasn't knee crawlin', slip slidin', Reggie Youngin' Commode huggin' drunk I was God's own drunk and a fearless man”

[@RobinT-treehugger]

OMG... I was there too. Saw him live on campus several times.

[@jennhurl]

Gator Nation here 💙🐊🧡 I've lived here since I came for college in '89. I didn't see those concerts but countless others at Gator Growl. I did, however, see Jimmy play on the beach in Fort Myers. Is there any better place to see him than with your toes in the sand?

[@terryallen345]

He will be remembered. Come Monday is my favourite

[@dinoamf5866]

"Come Monday" is a beautiful song. I think his first big hit and it shows his tender side

[@tinagoff3573]

“Changes in Latitude, Changes in Attitude “ and “It’s five o’clock somewhere “ are awesome!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@suzanneoneill9662]

The line “if we couldn’t laugh, we would all go insane” is the best ever.

[@williamcarr7347]

An earlier, slower song is Come Monday. It really shows off Jimmy's voice

[@wendywatching]

Ahhhh! Come Monday is a beautiful song.

[@lewstone5430]

One of my favorites!

[@themanofmovies]

This song will always be special for me. I had a 6th grade science teacher who would bring in his guitar and sing songs. This was one of them, it was always the best of times. He sadly passed away 6 yrs ago to cancer. I just remember the last time we as a class song this song, it was during a camping trip we took as a class for graduation. This was easily the classes favorite song to sing along with (that and The Eagles song Desperado). RIP Mr. Buffet and RIP Mr. Currier.

[@sweisbrod6109]

Jimmy had a serious side too. His ballads are always relatable. The Captain And The Kid, or Last Mango In Paris, or Tin Cup For A Chalice, or (my favorite) He Went To Paris. Jimmy Buffet, a great storyteller.

[@unclephil7650]

That's my favorite too. He went to Paris.

[@mr.e7541]

Honestly I think most people are missing it, or maybe I'm just reading too much into it, but I think it's a metaphor. It's saying he's just a regular guy. He's on a retreat he's being all spiritual and stuff but he's just a regular person. And he's craving a burger because like he said always been eating vegetables and stuff

[@harolddouvillier4140]

His career started in New Orleans playing on the street then in one of the music clubs on Bourbon St. He was a true friend of the city, played Jazzfest often and, when he wasn’t performing, was usually there every year just enjoying it. We just got back from a trip to Florida and on the way there , we listened to a lot of his songs because that is our happy music. We heard about his passing the morning we left for home. We listened to all of our favorites from him on the way back, but it sure hit different. RIP, Jimmy!

[@davidberry7719]

A very under appreciated song of his, but my absolute favorite, is "A Pirate Looks at 40". Awesome song.

[@johnfriday5169]

My favorite also.

[@ChrisW-17]

Agree!

[@tracy8508]

Jimmy invented his own genre of music! One of my all time favorites!

[@kyleanspach3457]

Jimmy used to have some land outside of Livingston, Montana and would on occasion play impromptu at the local bars. Livingston is situated in Paradise Valley. Just outside of town is a little joint called The Paradise Cafe which happens to serve one delicious cheeseburger. I've never heard it confirmed, but some of the locals claim that this is where he got the inspiration for this song.

[@RickyB-u4s]

He wrote it after being on a boat where they lived on canned food and peanut butter. They stop at a little Caribbean island (forget which one) and there was a Cafe on the beach that served cheese burgers.

[@jamesanthony5257]

He wrote the songs for a movie called "Rancho Delux" that was written by his sister's husband Thomas McGuane, and filmed in the Paradise Valley. The song "Livingston Saturday Night" was written about the same time. He stated that he was daydreaming about a really good cheeseburger when he was forced to eat just peanut butter and canned goods while slowly floating on a broken sailboat, finally landing on an island called Tortola. He told the cook, "I like mine with...", but it came out of the kitchen not like he ordered, a bit burnt, but still "tasted like manna from Heaven, for, they were the realization of my fantasy burgers on the trip."

[@c.a.norwood34]

He did the best concerts. I remember that he’d give the band a break in the middle…but he’d just stay onstage and keep singing and chatting with the crowd. 😁

[@mofrogirl5356]

"Come Monday", "A Pirate Looks at 40", and "Son of a Son of a Sailor"....superb songs, and showcases his amazing talent as a songwriter.

[@stevehatton-bw3bo]

RIP JIMMY BUFFET! He truly enjoyed performing and making sure his fans have a good time! He seldom did stadium shows, preferring smaller more intimate venues. Well respected and loved by others in the music world; Jay mentioned it would’ve been cool if he played with The Beach Boys; he was friends with Brian Wilson, so maybe it happened! Paul McCartney reportedly came to his bedside in Jimmy’s last days and played for him.❤❤❤ Although he parlayed Margaritaville into a billion dollar empire, he remained a humble man intent on spreading joy!!

[@jeanfrancis8121]

Yesterday I saw a clip of the Beach Boys and Jimmy on stage together!

[@ruthparker9756]

He also wrote quite a few books that are worth a read 🙂

[@1177kc]

Yes!

[@jeffreyedwards1811]

A Pirate Looks at Forty is a great story song. Come Monday he wrote for his wife and it's beautiful. RIP Jimmy

[@Jml416]

I've been to hundreds of concerts in my 55 years on this planet, but the most and BEST were all Jimmy Buffett! I've been a Parrothead since I was 15. I was truly shocked to wake up yesterday to his passing. RIP Jimmy.😪

[@numbersasaname2291]

Not only the concerts, but the hundreds of tailgate parties before each concert - endless tequila! ❤😢❤

[@myownchannel247]

Come Monday would be great because of Labor Day tomorrow, it’s also his best song imo ✌️ r I p Jimmy

[@stephenhanft1226]

'For your next Jimmy Buffett song, try "Volcano". That's another fun tropical rock song.

[@Susan-nf8wl]

I’ve seen him in concert at least 20 times. Always a great time. He will be missed beyond measure. Even though his trip around the sun is over, I hope he is enjoying his Cheeseburger 🍔 in Paradise. 😢❤😢❤😢

[@freakiestshayms]

A true Parrot Head 👍

[@carolineallen6842]

R.I.P. Jimmy! ❤💔😢 He wrote two very thoughtful songs that I highly recommend you listen to. He Went to Paris (about the life of an older man he met in the islands) and A Pirate Looks at Forty (when he turned forty). The fans who have followed his career call ourselves Parrotheads!

[@brucestanley9330]

One of the best things about Jimmy was that his music attracted people who are a lot like him. Easy going and laid back. RIP

[@stevehatton-bw3bo]

“Come Monday”; one of his earlier songs (1974), before the tropical theme got started,; a beautiful song that got him on the map, so to speak. Be sure to check out the video where he gives the explanation of it; a song that should’ve been a #1❤❤❤ His only #1 charting songs were collaborations on the Country charts; “5 O’Clock Somewhere” with Alan Jackson, and “Knee Deep” with Zac Brown Band; all are worth checking out!❤❤❤

[@selecttoursnyc7787]

Such a beautiful song. I love it.

[@timoeland6159]

Jimmy Buffett had a serious side too. His first hit was a beautiful song titled "Come Monday." Got lots of radio play, deservedly so, when it came out in 1974.

[@mariosarro]

Jimmy Buffett was an amazing songwriter and musician , he loved life , and made fun music , you guys should check out some of his other songs like Come Monday , his first hit , " Son of a son of a Sailor " , " Volcano " " A Pirate looks at 40 " RIP Jimmy

[@nanner3200]

My 2 fav "non goofy" songs! A pirate looks at 40 and Son of a son.

[@paulpatterson372]

I've never heard a Jimmy Buffet song I didn't like, but 2 of my favorite songs are "I love the now," and "one particular harbor. " Safe journey Jimmy, you will be missed and remembered.

[@DAVIDFromIOWA]

I heard the devastating news yesterday while on vacation down in Gulf Shores, Alabama. I can assure you, Buffett tunes were playing from everywhere… the beach, the boats the shops, the bars the restaurants… R.I.P. Mr. Buffett. I had the absolute honor and pleasure of seeing you 3 times. You improved my life TREMENDOUSLY ❤️🌴☀️🌊

[@ronaldjeffrey8712]

There was no other concert experience that could hold a candle to Jimmy... This isn't music, it's a way of life!... Mr. Buffett, you will be missed!!!

[@TrashPandaActual]

"Some of it's magic, some of it's tragic, but I've had a good life all the way." ~ Jimmy Buffett, from "He Went to Paris" I've been to almost every Buffett concert in Atlanta for the last 30 years. My daughter is named after his song "Delaney Talks to Statues." The first song I learned how to play on the guitar was "A Pirate Looks at 40" (you HAVE TO check that one out). I've been a Parrothead for a long time. RIP, Jimmy.

[@JVTrickypants]

One of the best and most underrated lyricists of all time.

[@macmcgee5116]

Almost 30 years ago, I remember going on a dive cruise in The Bahamas. Every night everybody would gather on the deck of the boat and sing Jimmy Buffet songs together. Some of my favorite memories. Also... A live Jimmy Buffet concert was a trip. Tons of people of all ages... Though mostly middle aged dancing around and tossing beach balls through the crowd. Half of the joy of the concert was the crowd.... And the tailgaters that start at least 24 hours before the venue would open.

[@papabearlives9995]

The local dj referred to the concert experience as the traveling circus or the biggest party of the year. As it grew it was very hard to get tickets. He sold out large venues the way the rolling stones do.

[@carolynmaynard3694]

Thanks for doing this one! I used to play this for my son. He loved Margaritaville and then I played Cheeseburger In Paradise!

[@ISleepAndIKnowThings]

Hearing of his passing actually had me in tears. This one hits hard. Takes me back to my friend who I lost last year to cancer, he turned me on to Buffett and that’s all we listened to going up and down the road together. At the end of his funeral to my surprise, a Jimmy Buffett song was played in the church…”Lovely Cruise”. A great one for a future video perhaps.. Thanks for reacting to this song! Who doesn’t love a good cheeseburger?! Fins Up!

[@pambennett3390]

Never has a man been more exuberant on stage. He brougjt is joy. He is irreplaceable.

[@miconis123]

RIP Jimmy..you're now an Icon in Paradise

[@cliffordlowerre1381]

RIP MR. BUFFET! Parrotheads and the Keys are going to miss you dearly! Put on some great live shows. Thanks for the memories and the wonderful music you left us.

[@bittergeek]

RIP Jimmy, thanks for the memories. I sang along to a bunch so many of his songs riding on the band bus back in high school, his music was an indelible part of my younger self. Covid put the final stake in the chain, but there was briefly a chain of stores by that name. (A lot were rebranded Fuddruckers.) There are a still a series of Margarita resorts. For a guy who just wanted to sit on the beach with an adult beverage, he was hell of a businessman - when he passed, he just barely missed the 10 list for most wealthy musicians.

[@dianespencer1793]

This is heart breaking. Cheeseburger in paradise is my all time favorite Jimmy Buffet song. RIP. I love his music

[@floridaboy6051]

Another vote for Come Monday, a sad love song, totally different style. Beautiful song.

[@jerrybourland3346]

Come Monday, Son of the Son of a Sailor, A Pirate Looks at 40. So many good ones!

[@timhelgeson7453]

RIP Jimmy, and thank you! Also look closely, that's Timothy B. Schmitt on bass (with short hair!). He joined the Coral Reefers for a bit after the Eagles broke up, and he is credited with coming up with the name "Parrotheads" for Jimmy's fans.

[@katherinehite1635]

I love how the kids who love Buffett are called Parakeets

[@snyder3225]

Is that Fingers Taylor on the harmonica?

[@Spensk3]

Changes in Latitude, Pirate Looks at Forty, Come Monday, Boat Drinks, Fins, Turning Around, Son of a Sailor, Pencil Thin Mustache…Jimmy had so many bangers 🎶

[@fredvelez7703]

Being from Miami, even though it's still 160 miles to Key West, this song is a classic in every bar around here.

[@susieterry9099]

I cannot stop crying. There's just nobody like Jimmy Buffett. He was just always exactly what we all needed all the time. So, It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere with Alan Jackson is so, so, SO much fun and an oldie but such a sweet goodie, Come Monday. Oh my goodness.

[@brianmorg]

He was truly brilliant. While people were singing about lost love, found love, or killing cops, he’s singing about food and people are “eating it up.” I played the box set yesterday after a few years of not paying it much attention, and I was shocked that I remembered every word to every song. Was blessed to see him 3 times, which in no way qualifies me as a ParrotHead.

[@mikeedwards2537]

“Come Monday” is great.

[@BillO964]

RIP Jimmy...my favorite meal is a good cheeseburger, fries and a cold beer. I am an-old parrot head from way back.

[@WishesofShelle]

Imagine a venue with thousands of attendees singing every word to every song in unison. I met neuro surgeons, funeral directors, nurses, construction workers, teachers students ect…….at these concerts. Everyone wants to relax, party and have fun, then back to work on Monday. It’s a blast. It’s been a lovely cruise Jimmy. Thanks ⛵️🦜❤️

[@jackeyb0y]

He always performed barefoot. RIP Jimmy

[@sunnystormy4973]

rest in paradise 😔 🕯

[@michelekarl1411]

RIP

[@jdgolf499]

That's because he blew out his flipflop! RIP Jimmy!

[@btgiv6009]

@@jdgolf499 Yeah, but he put his shoes back on after stepping on the pop top.

[@bretthardin9239]

come monday is his best. hes saying he is simple man with simple pleasures

[@DavidB45Mustard]

Jimmy Buffett is a legend. Check out A Pirate Looks at Forty, One Particular Harbor, Changes Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes, and It's 5 O'clock somewhere with Alan Jackson.

[@cajunrandy2143]

my 2 most fav are havana daydreamin and banana republics

[@ChrisW-17]

All great suggestions. Add to that Come Monday, Fins and Volcano.

[@dannywenzel3871]

He Went To Paris is a great song and it has a sentimental feeling for me now that Jimmy has passed.

[@fcorso1313]

Jimmy's grandfather was an old time sailor, who taught Jimmy how to sail when he was a young child. Listen to his song "The captain and the kid" which he wrote right after his grandfather died. It's an amazing song, and a different type of Jimmy song.

[@donnakubiski5572]

I second that. I love "The Captain And The Kid". One of my favorite songs. I also recommend "Come Monday". After I posted this I had to go listen to "The Captain And The Kid" since I hadn't heard it in ages and found out there are two versions. If you ever react to it, please do the version off the album Havana Daydreamin'. It's the one I always knew and is far better than the other one IMO.

[@dougking4377]

Son of a Son of a sailor

[@michaelpinto3177]

RIP Jimmy Buffet. Your music will live on.

[@pastorofmuppets13]

RIP Jimmy - thanks for the memories... and the margaritas! 💖💖

[@MrLedotson]

A Pirate Looks At 40 is another of his amazing songs.

[@douggraham2747]

I live in culebra puerto rico , a tiny island jimmy visited and yes a good cheeseburger in paradise does exist ... he will be missed

[@RobertMichaelStewart]

It was a Tuesday in the mid 90's and a friend of mine called me and said he had just won tickets for Jimmy Buffet and couldn't find anyone to go with him.... I went and it was one of the funnest concerts in my life.... Those Parrot Heads know how to party.... Plenty of cheeseburgers and margaritas in the parking lot.... The music was far better than I expected.... Big Smile! ❤️🙏

[@mikey7046]

The idea for Cheeseburger was from a sailing trip years and years ago, when they experienced problems on the boat and the fridge died and they had to resort to canned food and peanut butter until they got to shore. When they docked there was some small dockside bar that had a grill and was making American style cheeseburgers 🍔 and there you have it, “Cheeseburgers In Paradise” 🏝️

[@mikecapps1603]

I was blessed to see Jimmy in concert, one time, wish it had been more. RIP Jimmy and Fins up!

[@RobRager]

I’ve heard that this was inspired by Jimmy, and a friend being stuck on a boat with nothing but peanut butter & crackers for a couple of days… First food after he got to port…

[@timhelgeson7453]

Yep, this is the story that I read in an interview from Jimmy.

[@markstevener6794]

He was always having so much fun in his shows and loved performing. His shows always sold out 2 - 3 times in every city he performed. RIP Jimmy!

[@hoosthere686]

Jimmy had no bad songs,thank you Mr. Buffet for years of pleasure. RIP to an American icon . Peace and Love people

[@davidmoss2548]

I like mine with lettuce and tomatoes Heinz 57 and french fried potatoes and Jimmy right there drinking a margarita. Gonna miss you Jimmy.

[@thomasklosterman9870]

I have many favorite Jimmy Buffett songs but right now there are 2 that really have feeling for me. 1) Son of a son of a sailor 2) A pirate looks at forty Love your reactions and the work that you do to make Rob Squad Reactions my go to reaction channel!

[@chrisdonahue4205]

Introduced by my pops my uncle, cousins and my brother are and have been fans since we were kids and will miss him so much! He lived a great life and gave such great and fun performances that he deserves to be celebrated. Parrothead 4 Life!! Thank you guys keep being a great family and take care of yourselves.

[@Jen-in-Texas]

He was awesome! I’d love for you to react to “it’s 5 o’clock somewhere” with Jimmy Buffet and Alan Jackson. Such a cool song. If you like the Island Rock, you should check out Kenny Chesney too. “Somewhere in the Sun” and “When the Sun Goes Down” are both great starter songs with Kenny!

[@leoalvarez8722]

My wife and I went to Jimmy's millennium concert at the Universal Amphitheater. The single greatest concert experience of our lives. I think JB was truly disappointed when nothing happened at midnight. Concert raged on until 3am!

[@spiderdog7599]

Many of us Florida folks who used to bar hop around the beaches in the 70s remember Buffett playing in dive bars around the state in the early 70s. He was not real famous yet so I think his most popular song with those bar crowds was Why don't we get drunk. Later in life I attended a couple of Buffett concerts with the other Parrot heads.

[@jimmayors2315]

Jimmy's catalog is HUGE. Living on the coast, one of my favorite (relatable) songs is "When The Coast Is Clear"

[@jeremiahrose4681]

This was hard to watch, first time I listened to him since his passing. This whole concert was amazing I saw it on VHS (tape) years ago).

[@quinny6920]

Jimmy has so many hits !! Fun fun music and lyrics too! REST IN MUSIC PARADISE JIMMY AND THX FOR ALL THE MUSIC!! His concerts were an event in the parking lot and then on stage.

[@gloriaberry3427]

Love that Cheeseburger!!! Next time you get a chance to react to Jimmy Buffet check out his song Come Monday. I'm sure others have requested it. Keep up the good work you two.

[@dave1986R]

My dad used to play Jimmy Buffett’s music all the time when I was a kid. I have one highlight memory of a time when my parents and my sister and I took a road trip from LA to Monterey right before my 10th birthday. We played one of his albums, called Barometer Soup, back to back so many times in the car. To this day when I listen to that album it reminds me of driving up the central coast of California. RIP Jimmy.

[@jeremiahrose4681]

More Buffet please: It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere; Son of a Son of a Sailor; Why Don’t We Get Drunk; Come Monday; Volcano; Fins; Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes. Any of those.

[@Sandra-bd3mb]

I saw him 3 times in concert. Twice in an open shell in a hillside. BEST concerts I’ve ever been to. Fun beyond belief!

[@matthewteague623]

Jimmy Buffett is a great way to invoke a laid-back just-enjoy-it life. And there's nothing at all wrong with starting with the "Fun" songs. "Boat Drinks" is a favorite of mine for a reason. But do yourself a favor, and make it a point one of these days to listen to "Come Monday", "A Pirate Looks at Forty", and "He Went To Paris". It's a whole 'nother side of Jimmy, and you will really appreciate it.

[@Brisgma22]

This takes me back to driving with my granddaughter when she was 2. I would put this song on and I saw her dancing in her car seat. As soon as we got in the car she would yell Jimmy Buffett grandma! ❤❤

[@douglasstrayer-ng5ql]

In honor of Jimmy B. One of his greatest hits was Come Monday ! R.I.P. Jimmy

[@willwhitman7534]

I have been a Parrot Head for as long as I can remember! Jimmy's concerts were more fun than anyone deserves and something that you would never forget if you had then chance to attend one. Everything about Jimmy's music resonates to my core, I am one of those people that could be completely content living in a small hut by the beach and never looking back!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

My favorite MUST HEAR classic by him,, Jimmy Buffett "Come Monday"...R.I.P. Jimmy..Thanks For ALL You Gave Us.🙏❤️

[@charlier711]

RIP Mr. Buffet. You brought smiles and hangovers to all of us. It's those changes in latitudes and attitudes that we will miss.

[@jlhope1958]

He lived in Maui and had a restaurant called Cheesburger in Paradise that burned down in the fire in Lahaina. If you didn't know he passed away day before yesterday.

[@laurathornton1456]

Jimmy was a light bringer. His music and his writing , both in song and novel format, was uplifting and joyous. There are words of wisdom in some and pure foolishness in others. The world is a little darker now that he is no longer with us but his torch he left behind still burns bright! Fins up, Parrotheads! Be thankful we got to share this Earth with him as long as we did!