Jimmy Buffett - Live In Hawaii (2005)
BAND/ARTIST: Jimmy Buffett
- Title: Live In Hawaii
- Year Of Release: 2005
- Label: Mailboat Records
- Genre: Folk Rock, Soft Rock, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 02:11:00
- Total Size: 819 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
CD1
01. Great Heart (With Introduction By Don Ho)
02. Coconut Telegraph
03. Gypsies in the Palace
04. In the Shelter
05. Burn That Bridge
06. Son of a Son of a Sailor
07. Come Monday
08. Natives Are Restless Tonight
09. Grapefruit Juicy Fruit
10. It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
11. One Particular Harbour
12. Cheeseburger in Paradise
13. We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us About
14. Quiet Village
CD2
01. Tiki Bar Is Open
02. Everybody's Talkin'
03. Why Don't We Get Drunk
04. Jolly Mon
05. It's My Job
06. Boat Drinks
07. Far Side of the World
08. A Pirate Looks At Forty
09. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
10. Mexico
11. Margaritaville
12. Volcano
13. Fins
14. Back to the Island
15. Stories We Could Tell
The double-disc Live in Hawaii is part of Mailboat's series of live releases documenting Jimmy Buffett's 2003/2004 tour. These, to put it mildly, are not deluxe releases - there are no liner notes and on the cover there's the same photo of Buffett that's on all the other Mailboat releases, only this time a lei is Photoshopped around his neck - but for the Parrothead who absolutely needs live discs of a lot, but not all, of Buffett's latter-day work (since a lot, but not all, of the shows were released on disc), that probably doesn't matter, since having documents of individual shows matters more than either the packaging or music itself. The music itself is fine, as it goes, but apart from a couple of cuts with Henry Kapono, a "Why Don't We Get Drunk" on ukuleles, and a version of "Quiet Village" with that tune's author, Martin Denny, there's nothing in the set lists or performances that distinguishes it from any of the other Mailboat releases, or any of the other live albums in his catalog, but that still might be enough for the Parrotheads.
CD1
01. Great Heart (With Introduction By Don Ho)
02. Coconut Telegraph
03. Gypsies in the Palace
04. In the Shelter
05. Burn That Bridge
06. Son of a Son of a Sailor
07. Come Monday
08. Natives Are Restless Tonight
09. Grapefruit Juicy Fruit
10. It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
11. One Particular Harbour
12. Cheeseburger in Paradise
13. We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us About
14. Quiet Village
CD2
01. Tiki Bar Is Open
02. Everybody's Talkin'
03. Why Don't We Get Drunk
04. Jolly Mon
05. It's My Job
06. Boat Drinks
07. Far Side of the World
08. A Pirate Looks At Forty
09. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
10. Mexico
11. Margaritaville
12. Volcano
13. Fins
14. Back to the Island
15. Stories We Could Tell
The double-disc Live in Hawaii is part of Mailboat's series of live releases documenting Jimmy Buffett's 2003/2004 tour. These, to put it mildly, are not deluxe releases - there are no liner notes and on the cover there's the same photo of Buffett that's on all the other Mailboat releases, only this time a lei is Photoshopped around his neck - but for the Parrothead who absolutely needs live discs of a lot, but not all, of Buffett's latter-day work (since a lot, but not all, of the shows were released on disc), that probably doesn't matter, since having documents of individual shows matters more than either the packaging or music itself. The music itself is fine, as it goes, but apart from a couple of cuts with Henry Kapono, a "Why Don't We Get Drunk" on ukuleles, and a version of "Quiet Village" with that tune's author, Martin Denny, there's nothing in the set lists or performances that distinguishes it from any of the other Mailboat releases, or any of the other live albums in his catalog, but that still might be enough for the Parrotheads.
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