April 16th, 2006Although a website for the Margaritaville Cafe on Grand Turk hasn’t been created yet, Margaritaville.com does have a page up for it:
http://margaritaville.com/grandturk.php
It tells all about the new cafe and also has pictures that you can click on to enlarge.
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April 16th, 2006Check out the Album Artwork section of Buffett World to see the artwork for the “Hoot” soundtrack (scroll down to the bottom of the page).
The album hits stores this Tuesday! Order it now!
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April 14th, 2006The film blog Cinematical has an article on Thursday night’s “Hoot” screening:
Weeks in advance of the May 5 opening of Hoot, audiences at 400 theaters saw an advance screening complete with a panel of 6 of the cast and filmmakers being interviewed.
After the screening, the ensemble were piped in “Live from Irvine, California”. Linley, Larson, Shriner, Hiassen and producers Jimmy Buffet and Frank Marshall discussed the film. Buffet, accompanied by guitar, timbales and conga, performed the theme song “[Sometimes] Good Guys Win.” Buffet bought the rights to Hiaasen’s book, negotiating with the author during a short plane flight. (Hiassen, whose books are the air traveller’s best friend after dramamine, is nervous in planes.)
Read the entire article here.
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April 13th, 2006Buffett is mentioned in the newest issue of Rolling Stone (RS 998, April 20, 2006) on page 29.
The photo shows Buffett catching a wave with the following caption:
“Clearly consumed with preparations for his upcoming mini-tour, kicking off April 19th, Jimmy Buffett hunkered down in the French West Indies.”
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April 13th, 2006The East Valley Tribune has a comprehensive guide to attending a Jimmy Buffett concert:
They sound like something out of a Roger Corman horror flick from the ’50s. They are known as “Heads,” those ardent fans of bands like the Grateful Dead (Deadheads), Phish (Phishheads) and Dave Matthews Band (Daveheads).
Locally, we have the Peaceheads, fans of Tempe’s Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers.
But while what you need to fit in with Deadheads (tie-dyed shirt, funky brownies), Daveheads (shorts, T-shirt) or Peaceheads (straw cowboy hat, petroglyph medallion) is pretty simple, fitting in with the Parrotheads, those wacky Jimmy Buffett “PHanatics,” requires a lot more to blend in with the “PHlock.”
Here is Get Out’s guide for everything you need to hit Jimmy Buffett’s show Tuesday.
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