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Jimmy Buffett
& the Coral Reefer Band
2016-10-20
Golden 1 Center
Sacramento, CA
FM Broadcast
256 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Summerzcool
02. Brown Eyed Girl
03. Tiki Bar is Open
04. Son Of A Son Of A Sailor
05. Knees Of My Heart
06. Come Monday
07. It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere
08. Weather With You
09. Coconut Telegraph
10. Fins
11. Margaritaville
12. Delaney Talks To Statues
13. Gypsies In The Palace
14. Take it Easy
15. Scarlet Begonias
16. Bama Breeze
17. Pencil Thin Mustache
18. Cheeseburger In Paradise
19. A Pirate Looks At Forty
20. Southern Cross
21. Volcano
22. Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes
Encore
23. We Are The People Our Parents Warned Us About
24. One Particular Harbour
25. He Went To Paris
As mentioned in yesterday's post, Jimmy Buffett was part of the 2024 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame class, along with such artists as Peter Frampton, Dave Matthews, Ozzy Osbourne, Foreigner, Cher, and Mary J. Blige. James Taylor handled the induction speech. The postumous induction - Buffett had passed away unexpectedly in September 2023 - was for "Musical Excellence", another nebulous category which no one can really define. Afterall aren't all the folks inducted as performers excellent? If not, why the hell are they in the Hall of Fame? In addition, the Hall continued its confusing pattern of "sometimes we do, sometimes we don't" when it comes to backing bands by failing to induct the Coral Reefer Band.
In any event, this FM broadcast captures Buffett in Sacramento on October 20, 2016, a decade ago today. It was the next to last night of his I Don't Know tour, which had begin in May and consisted of 26 dates, including 2 in France. Buffett rarely played Europe, as the BufettNews website lists only 23 concerts total on that continent in his long storied career. France was his favorite European destination, accounting for 19 of those concerts, all in the "City of Lights".
1 comments:
Thanks Speedy, this looks like a really good one! I wish I would have gone to see Jimmy, but every time he came to Vegas, it sold out in moments. Oh well, we have recordings of his shows...
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