Jimmy Buffett - A1a
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Free Music Review: This album best represents the laid-back aspect of Key West
Hit: 5 Stars
I work at the Margaritaville Store in Key West and we listen to Buffett every working hour. A1A and Havana Daydreaming are the only albums I never get tired of hearing. If you need to make room in your CD rack,toss out Songs You Know By Heart and replace it with A1A. And if you live here in the Keys, you know how meaningful "Migration" is.Free Music Review: One of the best early albums
Hit: 5 Stars
This is one of the best early albums. It contains many of the "classics" (A Pirate Looks At Forty, Tin Cup Chalice, Nautical Wheelers, etc.), but also has some songs that aren't classics, but are worth a listen, such as "Dallas" and "Presents to Send You." A definite must for any true ParrotHead.Free Music Review: I LOVED A-1-A!!!!
Hit: 5 Stars
I thought this CD had all the old good songs by Jimmy Buffett, not saying that his new songs are bad, but sometimes its nice to listen to some of his old music. I am a true parrott head, and at the age 14 I have enjoyed Jimmy's music with my friends for all my life. I love this CD and recomend it to any one.Free Music Review: Indeed, life is just a tire swing
Hit: 5 Stars
As a new parrothead, a term I didn't know two years ago, I'm still learning to appreciate his music, and this CD has taught me the way he winds lyrics and melody, so it rises and falls like the Atlantic off the Keys...I love this CD,not a bad song on it..it shuffles right along, and you're sorry when its doneFree Music Review: Takes Me Back
Hit: 5 Stars
Sept. 1979, Hurricane David rolled ashore. I was
still hurting from the night before. My best
friend had showed up with a couple of bottles. We'd sat
on the beach and sung Buffet songs to the coming
storm. "Trying to Reason with Hurricane Season"
is best performed that way.