If you missed Jimmy Buffett on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon you can watch it online now at NBC.com.

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Last night Jimmy Buffett appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. He sat down for a short interview and then joined The Roots for a performance of “Margaritaville”.

Buffett mentioned that he commuted to Manhattan yesterday by flying his seaplane from Sag Harbor on Long Island and landing it in the East River.

Fallon and Buffett discussed the new album, entitled “Buffet Hotel” (yes, that’s with one “t”) and said that it will be out in November.

This was Jimmy’s first appearance on “Late Night” since February 2005 when the show was still hosted by Conan O’Brien.

We’ll post the video when it becomes available.

Here are a couple photos of Jimmy Buffett rehearsing with The Roots for tonight’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon:

Be sure to watch Jimmy tonight on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon at 12:35 pm ET / 11:35 CT… or set your DVR!

Be sure to tune in or set your DVR’s to watch Jimmy Buffett perform tonight on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Also on the show is actor/comedian Adam Sandler.

Late Night airs on NBC at 12:35 ET / 11:35 CT.

Men’s Journal has an interview with Jimmy Buffett: “Survival Skills: Jimmy Buffett”

What secrets should a man keep to himself?
I think secrets should be held for a long time, and, if you live a long and interesting life, it’s worth it to let them all out at the end. I wrote a book at 50, and I didn’t tell all the good stuff. It’s like, there are secrets to writing songs. There are secret surf spots. You keep that box of magic tricks around, and when you’re done doing your magic, then you can talk about it—purely for the showbiz aspect of the tell-all book.

What’s the handiest survival skill you have?
I’m a pretty good field medic. From my Boy Scout days I can patch people up. I can do stitches, which comes in handy in remote surf breaks.

What skill would you like to master?
I had a fleeting desire to do kitesurfing— then I saw the injury reports and the YouTube videos and I wnet, “Nah. I’m content.” Stand up paddleboarding is the last new skill I learned. Laird Hamilton gave me a lesson. It took me about an hour, and then I had it pretty good.

What do you want to do before you die?
I have four things: Learn to hang ten. Go to space. Go to Pitcairn Island, where my Buffett ancestors are from. And go to Antarctica.

What’s the secret to staying young?
For me it’s being in the water every day, whether it’s surfing or swimming. I look at these guys in Hawaii and they’re 80 years old in the surf break and look great. And that’s all they do. I want to be in that club when I’m that old.

Read the full interview here.