The Jimmy Buffett / Zac Brown Band CMT Crossroads episode debuted Friday night at 10 pm, and if you missed it you can now watch it online at CMT.com:

Watch the full episode

You can also watch the performances individually here.

CMT television will also re-air the show at the following times:

• Saturday at 1:00 am and 10:00 am
• Sunday at 2:00 pm
• Tuesday at 12:00 pm
• Thursday at 1:00 am
• Friday at 10:00 am

Tonight at 10 pm ET/PT CMT debuts the latest “Crossroads” episode featuring Jimmy Buffett and the Zac Brown Band.

Taped on December 9th in Nashville, the two teamed up on the following songs:

• Where the Boat Leaves From
• One Love
• Free
• Into the Mystic
• Toes
• Chicken Fried
• Wings
• Nobody From Nowhere
• Son of a Son of a Sailor
• A Pirate Looks at Forty
• Margaritaville

CMT has released two clips of the show: “Margaritaville” and “Free / Into The Mystic”.

If you miss it tonight, CMT will re-run the episode at the following dates and times:

• Saturday at 1:00 am and 10:00 am
• Sunday at 2:00 pm
• Tuesday at 12:00 pm
• Thursday at 1:00 am
• Friday at 10:00 am

A few days ago we showed you the below picture and asked you to come up with your own caption for it:

We took five of our favorites and put them in a poll for you to vote for your favorite:

The Jimmy Buffett / Zac Brown Band CMT Crossroads episode airs this Friday at 10 pm ET/PT, and CMT has made available online another video from the show. Below is a great medley of the two singing “Free” and “Into The Mystic”:

Last week CMT released video of “Margaritaville”.

STLToday.com revealed today that Cardinals ownership hoped to lure Jimmy Buffett to play a show at Busch Stadium this year:

St. Louis Cardinals vice president Bill DeWitt III said concerts are the biggest way to drive additional revenue into Busch Stadium.

“It’s a goal of ours to have one big show a year. But it takes two to tango,” DeWitt said.

“If you have more than one stadium show a year you’re doing well,” said Gary Bongiovanni, editor of Pollstar. “If you have three or more, you’re doing exceptional.” The stadiums have such a large capacity, they are hard to fill, he added. Giants Stadium in New York is one notable exception.

It takes a special kind of act to book Busch Stadium, DeWitt said. They have to be able to fill the majority of the space and have to be willing to play an outdoor show. But most importantly, “the tour needs to be flexible enough to fit into our baseball season. All those things have to be in place. There just aren’t that many bands out there that fit the bill.”

Jimmy Buffett also was considered for a Busch concert, but he preferred amphitheaters over stadiums for this tour. He’s coming to Verizon Wireless Amphitheater next month.

Buffett will play the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in St. Louis on April 29th.