In the late 70' I drove down to the old bottom line in NYC, got a table right close to the stage, Jimmy Buffitt came on only an arm length from my table ---I received breathing, sweat and great tunes all night--couldn't be better--wonderful time..
Debra McCall is the female backup singer. She had an amazing voice. Heard her and Jimmy sing Shiver Me Timbers in concert in the Gaillard Municipal Auditorium in Charleston SC in 1979. I was 9 years old.
In my office we had a supervisor who had a temper that was rather, well..... volatile. About that time a local radio station had "Volcano" in fairly strong rotation. When it would come on you'd hear people in the department turning up their radios.
I've always wanted to learn this song on guitar. It looks pretty simple but the tempo makes it tough. Shit! I suppose that I should attempt such an endeavor while I am sober. This may take some time.
Can anyone fill in the blanks for the band? Acoustic and Lead Vocals: JB Mandolin: Josh Leo Bass: Harry Dailey Tambourine/backing vocals: "Fingers" Taylor Keyboard 1: Michael Utley Keyboard 2: ??? Drums:??? Sammy Creason? Percussion: ??? Backing Vocals:??? I think Deborah McColl?
I once got this song mixed up with Feliz Navidad. I incorrectly thought it was Belize Moby Di Belize Moby Da I don't know where I don't want to go On the highway road.
WOW! Fantastic performance of an ingenious tune! But...... Hey, Jim Babe, considering all of the carnage going on in the world today, ya might wanna put the Cabash on the Ayatollah lyric......... Just say'in
Jimmy has changed those lyrics for many years now live, my favorite substitution is “don’t wanna land in no San Juan airport, customs there they hassle me”
![Jimmy Buffet "Volcano" - live at Royal Albert Hall [MUSIC FOR MONTSERRAT]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Sn3Xhq6S30M/mqdefault.jpg)
this song never fails to put a smile on my face. the emperor of lifestyle. Thanks for the music JB you will be missed 🙏🏻
In the late 70' I drove down to the old bottom line in NYC, got a table right close to the stage, Jimmy Buffitt came on only an arm length from my table ---I received breathing, sweat and great tunes all night--couldn't be better--wonderful time..
Jimmy and the band sound amazing in this performance!
Wow! Amazing how he still sound the same today. I'll be in Noblesville in July!!
Debra McCall is the female backup singer. She had an amazing voice. Heard her and Jimmy sing Shiver Me Timbers in concert in the Gaillard Municipal Auditorium in Charleston SC in 1979. I was 9 years old.
Excellent song and performance the year I was born. Thank you Jimmy Buffet!!!
Oh wow..from "Fridays"..best Coral Reefer incarnation ever
I love the way his eyes flash 💖
In my office we had a supervisor who had a temper that was rather, well..... volatile. About that time a local radio station had "Volcano" in fairly strong rotation. When it would come on you'd hear people in the department turning up their radios.
I wonder how he felt years later, when the volcano woke up.
classic buffett !
RIP Jimmy BUffett
I love the guy in the overalls hahahaha
Nate Tritt Josh Leo. Look him up on wiki....guy has done it all
Dude is awesome great guitarist.
must have been one of his first standing ovations he seemed like he didn't know how to act at the end. love it though.
from Fridays!
good drummer
I've always wanted to learn this song on guitar. It looks pretty simple but the tempo makes it tough. Shit! I suppose that I should attempt such an endeavor while I am sober. This may take some time.
It's not difficult. Pick up the Jimmy Buffett Guitar Anthology Series. Spot on.
That is Jeff "Skunk" Baxter on bass!!!!
+Robert Hurless Just cos you say it does not make it true. It is the late Harry Daily.
+NetCerpher Harry had a beach band in StPete area when not playin w Jimmy
nope the late Harry Dailey, NOT Skunk Baxter!!
You know it isn't Skunk because he's not using a bar stool while he's playing.
Can anyone fill in the blanks for the band?
Acoustic and Lead Vocals: JB
Mandolin: Josh Leo
Bass: Harry Dailey
Tambourine/backing vocals: "Fingers" Taylor
Keyboard 1: Michael Utley
Keyboard 2: ???
Drums:??? Sammy Creason?
Percussion: ???
Backing Vocals:??? I think Deborah McColl?
I once got this song mixed up with Feliz Navidad. I incorrectly thought it was
Belize Moby Di
Belize Moby Da
I don't know where I don't want to go
On the highway road.
Nat e dread yeah yeah yeah
I think roger guth is a vampire...he hasnt aged much
The late Harry Daily on bass. :(
The 'Soul Pumpkin!'
That must be the proverbial "White Sport Coat"
WOW! Fantastic performance of an ingenious tune! But...... Hey, Jim Babe, considering all of the carnage going on in the world today, ya might wanna put the Cabash on the Ayatollah lyric......... Just say'in
Michael Stucker - "Jim Babe" - commenting on a video from '81...I'm sure there's a strike 3 somewhere.
Jimmy has changed those lyrics for many years now live, my favorite substitution is “don’t wanna land in no San Juan airport, customs there they hassle me”
Great version. Started the Gulf+Country genre ?
I miss the Soul Pumpkin :(
Mauna Loa making a bunch of fuss and here I am like 😎🌋🤷♀️
Is that Dr.Johnny Fever on bass?????
no
@@johnfkarr it was a joke....
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2024
Hammond B3
fucking 80s cocaine. fuck yes
I’m an avid parrot head
jimmy looks coked out of his mind lol
It was 1981 after all.
How good is this cocaine?