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Sun Dec 21, 2025, 12:30 AM Sunday

Jimmy Buffett - A Pirate Looks At Forty 1974

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One of the insanely great guys in music, way back then.
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Jimmy Buffett - A Pirate Looks At Forty 1974 (Original Post) OAITW r.2.0 Sunday OP
Always loved that song. Especially love this performance (Anguilla, 2007): highplainsdem Sunday #1
Love Jimmy, love this song. chicoescuela Sunday #2
Me, too. I was a Southern Maine coast guy....on the Saco River. Great memories. OAITW r.2.0 Sunday #3
I was a beer soaked college student in Idaho during the late 70s chicoescuela Sunday #4
I met him back in the 70's LPBBEAR Sunday #5

chicoescuela

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2. Love Jimmy, love this song.
Sun Dec 21, 2025, 01:18 AM
Sunday

“passed out and I rallied, but I sprung a few leaks”
I heard so many of his albums over and over in college that they will be ingrained in my mind well past the time I can pass any cognitive tests.
So deeply imbedded in my withering brain.
Thank you

chicoescuela

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4. I was a beer soaked college student in Idaho during the late 70s
Sun Dec 21, 2025, 01:53 AM
Sunday

Jimmy on the turntable through much of the night
Not proud of my many transgressions

LPBBEAR

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5. I met him back in the 70's
Sun Dec 21, 2025, 05:48 AM
Sunday

I was in a band at the time. Our manager was promoting a concert with him in the Bellingham Washington area. Our manager, being short on funds and needing some extra bodies to help out with things, asked if we band members would help with equipment set up and tear down for the concert. We agreed and spent the entire day helping the roadies setting up and tearing down. It was a loooong day. We arrived around 10 a.m. and worked until 5a.m. the next day. Sometime after the concert, late at night, Jimmy Buffett came over and introduced himself and thanked us all for lending a hand. He seemed like a really nice guy but by the time we met him in person I was so exhausted I hardly registered the event. In retrospect I wish I had been a little less tired to enjoy the experience. We did get a nice break to enjoy the concert from backstage while he was performing. Good show.

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