There are two articles in Cincinnati newspapers today about Buffett’s show on Thursday night.

Cincinnati Post – “Parrothead Paradise”

Cincinnati Enquirer – “This time, Jimmy was memorable”

The Post article included this photo:

Photo Credit: Jason D. Geil/The Post

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band played a show Thursday night in the city where the term “Parrothead” was first coined. The concert in Cincinnati, Ohio was a special one, with former Coral Reefer Band member Greg “Fingers” Taylor joining Jimmy on stage towards the end of the show. It was the first time that the legendary harmonica player had been on stage with Jimmy in six years.

View the set list from the show here.

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The tour continues on Saturday night in East Troy, Wisconsin at the Alpine Valley Music Theater.

Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band played the Post-Gazette Pavilion in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania on Tuesday night. Rarely played songs from the set list included USS Zydecoldsmobile and Boat Drinks.

View the entire set list here

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The tour continues on Thursday in Cincinnati, Ohio.

John Young of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has written a review of Buffett’s Tuesday night concert:

Performing at the Post-Gazette Pavilion Tuesday night, Jimmy Buffett warned parents who brought their children to the show that he was about to play his raunchy chestnut “Why Don’t We Get Drunk (and Screw).” Except Buffett introduced the tune as “Why Don’t We Get Lunch (at School).” And sang that revised refrain throughout the song.

Even as Buffett hyped “Hoot” by performing the soundtrack song “Floridays” and running a between-set video of the film’s “Good Guys Win,” he couldn’t resist trumpeting what he felt was a subversive musical move. He noted that his cover of “Werewolves of London” is “only in the movie for about 20 seconds,” but felt that placing a cover of Warren Zevon’s great surreal hit in a film for children proved a triumph of sorts.

Read the entire review here.

The Party At The End Of The World Tour rolled into Charlotte, North Carolina on Sunday night. It was another damp evening, but Jimmy put on a great show, mixing up the set list from previous shows.

View the set list here, which included rarely played songs like Coastal Confessions, Coast of Carolina, and Nautical Wheelers.

Did you attend the show? Post your pictures in the Photo Gallery or add your comments about the show on the Discussion Board.

The tour continues on Tuesday in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania.