Jimmy Buffett has released the music video for the song “Down at the Lah De Dah,” premiering it on CMT.com today.

The video, with members of the band in a variety of locations during COVID lockdown, was inspired by a birthday greeting that Lin-Manuel Miranda organized:

What gave me the idea was when Lin-Manuel Miranda, who did Hamilton, made a YouTube video of a birthday greeting to a little girl. He got the idea to get the original cast members and put together a video with them filming themselves, wherever they were. When I saw that, I said, “That’s how we do this!” Fortunately I’ve worked with Lin before and he’s a friend, and I called him and said, “How’d you do that?!” (laughs)

So we took Paul Brady from Dublin, the girls in California, the band in Nashville, me in Malibu, and it looks really great! We used our video director, Stan Kallem, who does all of our roadwork – he’s a pretty talented guy but also knows us, and has been around us enough to know how to “do us” in particular. We took basically what we do at shows, which is try to treat people to a little more than just the songs. We take them on a bit of a vacation. I think he did a brilliant job. I tested it on people from 15 to 75 and it worked!

Watch the video:

Huey Lewis & The News are releasing their first album in 19 years, and last night on Jimmy Kimmel the band debuted the music video for their new song “Her Love is Killin’ Me” which features a slew of celebrity cameos including Jimmy Buffett at the 35 second mark.

Get Huey Lewis’ new album ‘Weather’ at Amazon.com.

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An official lyric music video has been published for the Jimmy Buffett / Snoop Dogg song ‘Moonfog’ from the 2019 film ‘The Beach Bum.’

In honor of Korine’s “The Beach Bum” arriving on DVD, Blu-ray, and VOD, courtesy of NEON, we are happy to share an exclusive music video that encapsulates the best that “The Beach Bum” has to offer in a more appropriate way than any trailer. The music video is for the Jimmy Buffett/Snoop Dogg collaboration (yes, you read that right, the song is co-written by the duo and performed by Buffett), titled “Moonfog.”

The lyric video shows some glimpses at McConaughey’s performance as Moon Dog in “The Beach Bum,” while also giving fans of Buffett’s music a new song to hum along with for the rest of the day. And though the idea of Buffett, Snoop, and McConaughey combining for a new project sounds completely nuts, it works and illustrates just why Korine’s latest is too strange to pass up.

Jimmy Buffett and Caroline Jones are releasing a single of their live performance of Buffett’s “Breathe In, Breathe Out, Move On” song from November’s hurricane relief concert in Tallahassee. From Yahoo:

Yahoo Entertainment is pleased to debut the duet between singer-songwriter Caroline Jones and legendary entertainer Jimmy Buffett, ““Breathe in, Breathe Out, Move On,” from this benefit for fans to enjoy. The song will be available for download Feb. 2 here, and a portion of the proceeds from the single will be donated to Singing for Change for their continuing efforts for the hurricane victims.

Jones noted of the collaboration: “Jimmy is authentic to his message through and through. Nowhere is that more evident than in the lyrics of ‘Breathe in, Breathe Out, Move On,’ which is a song about the beauty and resilience of the human spirit in life’s challenging times. Performing the song at the Trying To Reason Hurricane Benefit was a goosebump moment for me. I’m so honored to be able to share it with the world, in hopes that the song will inspire others the way it has inspired me.”

“This is for all of us right now,” Buffett added. “That’s the way you get through anything in life — breathe in, breathe out, move on.”

The single will be available for download at iTunes on February 2nd. Click here for link.

Jimmy Buffett has released a video for the parrothead version of “Twelve Days of Christmas” that can be found on his new Christmas album Tis The SeaSon.

Watch it below.

You can pick up Tis The SeaSon now at iTunes.