Saturday, August 23, 2008
Episode 81: In Touchdown With My Insanity
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Recorded Wednesday, August 20 2008 (10:00 PM - 11:00 PM) at Joe’s Prime Time, Brownstown MI
“Season 5 ends with another football playlist, Greg reporting from the Margaritaville Cafe in Myrtle Beach, and Scott getting drunk. Cameo by Rachel. Background vocals by DJ and Jacob.”
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Friday, August 15, 2008
Episode 80: Beyond the End Zone
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Recorded Wednesday, August 13 2008 (10:00 PM - 11:30 PM) at Joe’s Prime Time, Brownstown MI
“Mickey, Greg, Schmoe, and Mike discuss the first of our JB-inspired football tailgate playlists plus the latest in Jimmy Buffett news. (Cameo by Rachel.)”
Quote of the Episode: “Don’t wear shorts if it’s stupid to wear shorts.”
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Friday, August 08, 2008
Episode 79: It’s 8:08 on 08/08/08 Somewhere
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Recorded Wednesday, August 6 2008 (10:30 PM - 12:00 AM) via Skype
“How’s this for a quick turnaround. But then again we’ve got to get this one out before the world ends today. For now, the guys give short takes on several topics and plan Buffett playlists for football tailgating. Suggest yours at .”
We’re back on Skype, but with better results than last time.
With all those eight and O’s, it’s too bad this couldn’t’ve been Episode 80!
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Tuesday, August 05, 2008
Episode 78: Schmype
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Recorded Wednesday, July 30 2008 (10:00 PM - 12:30 AM) via Skype
“Our bad luck streak with tech continues as the guys try their first Skype call to discuss Listener Ed’s review of the Alpine Valley concert.”
Quote of the Episode: “Listen to what I say, not what you hear.”
More detailed notes to follow. For now, here’s the e-mail from Listener Ed so you can read along.
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Listed below is a review of the concert from last night. An incredible show to say the least. Buffet Concert Review Alpine Valley July 19, 2008 The tour of the parking lot prior to the show was unbelievable. It had been raining all morning. The sun came out & it got hot & humid. Everyone had been drinking a lot. Let’s just say that for July 19th 2008, the Alpine Valley parking lot became the intersection of Sodom & Gomorra! The Show: They played AC/DC’s ‘You shook Me All Night Long’ to get the crowd pumped up. Then they played Hot, Hot, Hot. Then Jimmy took the stage alone to start the show. Jimmy was very loose with the comments when he came out as well as all throughout the night. I t was just like the concert in Glendale, AZ for the opening of a new Margaretville. Jimmy was loose that day also. It was the old Jimmy. He wasn’t patronizing the crowd. He was just having a good time & saying what was on his mind. Set List 1 Why Don’t We Get Drunk Although I think this song has been overplayed over the years, Jimmy’s solo version of this song on this tour was a very good performance and sure was a surprise he opened the show with this one. Jimmy stated that he needed to do this song to appease the rain gods of Alpine Valley. 2 Home Made Music I never really liked this song, even the original version on ‘Hot Water’. I did not like the Pine Knob version either. When they played it tonight, I thought it sounded pretty good. Interesting fact: Russell Kunkel co wrote this song. Russ played drums on seven James Taylor albums. 3 Tiki Bar Is Open. This one was OK. It needed more horns. It needed Amy Lee & Tom Mitchell. I always enjoyed watching John, Amy & Tom. 4 Fruit Cakes Jimmy updated the lyrics. It was a great performance of this song. The video screens showed the parties in the parking lot before the show. 5 Pencil Thin Mustache One of my favorite tunes. John Lovell’s performance was outstanding. 6 Miss You So Badly Great song, great performance. 7 5’Oclock Somewhere Another great song. Mac was great with this one. 8 Changes in Latitudes Jimmy and the band got the crowd rockin’ during this song. You’d have to be there to really get a sense of how the crowd was during this song. 9 Cowboy in the Jungle I love the original from Son of a Son of a Sailor better. It just doesn’t translate very well live for me. 10 Brown Eyed Girl This one is always an Alpine Valley favorite. Jimmy & the band rocked this one. This song gets a crowd reaction that matches Margaretville. 11 Cheeseburger in Paradise A great performance of this song. 12 Come Monday I never get tired of hearing this one. Jimmy did the beach band configuration with Mac, Ralph & Robert which was fantastic. 13 One Particular Harbor Jimmy talks about Tahiti & how it inspired him to write this song. There was video footage of him in Tahiti from what looks like the mid to late 80’s with the old band before the PM band joined. There was Sam Clayton, a young Mike Utley & a young Robert G. 14 License To Chill The performance of this song puts the Chicago DVD version to shame. The band was in sync on this one. Intermission Sports Illustrated Video Dukes on Sunday Video Another Saturday Night Video Note: I could not understand why the roadies were reconfiguring Gunthie’s drum kit. You don’t usually make big changes to a drum kit during intermission like they were changing this one. I soon found out why!!!!!!!!!!!! 15 Bo Diddley Tribute Hey Bo Diddley Jimmy started to talk about the death of Bo Diddley & was going to do a tribute. I looked on the stage & the guy in the red shirt look familiar. Was it? YES IT WAS!!!! Fingers Taylor on stage!!!! I could not believe it!!!! The performance of ‘Hey Bo Diddley’ was absolutely incredible. Jimmy, Mac Ralph, Fingers, Cedric Burnside & Lightnin’ Malcom jut put on one hell of a performance. Fingers was just unbelievable!! 16 Juke Joint Duo Jimmy & the band left the stage for Juke Joint & Fingers to perform a song. This was an incredible performance! It was just Fingers, Cedric & Malcom.. What can I say? It was just drums, guitar & harmonica & they filled Alpine Valley with an incredible wall of sound. I was speechless. Has Jimmy and the band ever left the stage and handed the crowd of 40,000 to another band? If not, this has got to be a first! 17 Ass & the Hole Mac did a fabulous job on this one. As Jimmy promised, Spring break Johnny came out of his shell.
18 Stars On the Water
24 Pirate Looks at 40
BEST SONGS
After Fingers took the stage, everything changed. It was like he flipped a switch & the rest of the band came alive. I have never seen the (PM) band interact as well as they did on this night. Fingers was such a motivating factor in the rest of the band’s performance that night. Everyone was smiling. Gunthie was smiling & he never smiles. Doyle Grisham was smiling and he rarely smiles. Jim Mayer who moves around a little during the show was just all over the place this night.
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Thursday, July 24, 2008
Episode 77: Don’t Drink and Drivel
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Recorded Sunday, July 20 2008 (12:30 AM - 1:30 AM) at Casa de Schmoe
“Mike was free and in town which set in motion this bonus podcast. We study the first concert of the third leg of the tour; but we waited so long to begin, we were well in our cups by the start recording, leading to one of our wildest, loudest, most drunken episodes!”
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
RCPM in FL
RCPM, from Saturday, July 19 2008
Watch this show and more at SyncLive.com
Opening Act: Shurman
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
Episode 76: Mic Check
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Recorded Wednesday, July 16 2008 (9:00 PM - 10:30 PM) at Joe’s Prime Time Pub. Brownstown MI
“Wherein our heroes talk about ... umm ... ehhh ... stuff ... kinda. And at least Mickey proves he can record and make phone calls at the same time. (Voices: Scott, Greg, Mickey, Mike, Schmoe and special guest Ashley.)”
Links from Buffett News.com
Kenny Chesney seeks inspiration from Mike’s instrument
Buffett underscores Shark Week
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article on Coral Reefers
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