Jimmy Buffett - San Francisco 1975 (Full Concert)
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- Rare early recording of a raucous Jimmy Buffett concert in 1975 with The Coral Reefer Band. September 10th 1975.
Setlist:
1. The Wino And I Know
2. Dallas
3. Please Take Your Drunken 15-Year Old Girlfriend Home
4. Life Is Just A Tire Swing
5. Trying To Reason With Hurricane Season
6. Grapefruit Juicy Fruit
7. Pencil Thin Moustache
8. Saxophones
9. Havana Daydreamin'
10. Door Number Three
11. Big Rig
12. A Pirate Looks At Forty
13. They Don't Look Like Carmen No More
14. Kick It In Second Wind
15. He Went To Paris
This is My Jimmy.. I am an old 70+ Fan... I Love his more recent work as well, but this is the Pure JB!!! 🙏🤗♥️🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️
I’ve been In a Buffett rabbit hole since he passed…wow I love this!
Me too brother me too....I'm falling in love with all the songs all over again....
To me ,it's pretty simple.
His first 4-5 vinyls , basically autobiographical, are so far his best music it doesn't matter.
We all differ, but I really don't care for his later material.
May have been a number of reasons Fingers left?
I like the big Parrothead shows, are fun times and he used to stick to the set lists fans come to hear.
Interesting to compare his journey to that of his departed mate, the great Jerry Jeff Walker. Jimmy has said numerous times that if he had not taken that ride south with Jerry Jeff, in that 1947 Packard, he may never " have made it". JJW stuck to his roots. But Jimmy wrote great songs from his childhood and early days.
Jimmy has really given and is still giving so much fun, it would be as well to focus on that.
I saw him give a concert in 1974 at Key west High School when I was a young sailor stationed there!
Thank you, this is the Buffett that captured my imagination and changed my life so many years ago. It's like opening an old family album....
Yea me too when I saw him at the Univ. of Ga.in Athens Ga, during Thanksgiving holidays (1974) with my gf Nancy. There were 10-15 people there. Everybody had gone home for Thanksgiving. It was him and a guy Roger I think. He was living in Nashville then and heading to New Orleans from Athens Ga. Nobody new who the hell he was but he did Come Monday and then I knew who he was. When he did He Went To Paris, I was sold. Too bad the commercialism and all the Parrot head bullshit kinda tainted a totally unique, wholly original guy . I'd rather listen to this than brave a concert even if somebody gave me the $100 tickets.
RIP Jimmy, say hello to the Captain & Spooner for me
Absolutely thank YOU for uploading this. Now I ask you or anyone else. Do you have anymore pre 80's live Jimmy you can up to TH-cam? Good lord say you do and do!!!
Thanks for these memories Tom. I still enjoy Jimmy’s concerts of course, but this is a very special treat. Great trip back to a simpler time with a simpler sound, that’s better to me, a simple woman :)
Just spent a relaxing hour in my past. Enjoyed every minute. Thank you!
i love that Jimmy is still going strong. Thanks for sharing some incredibly great sound quality early Buffett shows!
This recording reinvigorated my love for Buffett, which had faded pretty hard after years of complete obsession. Yes! Oh Rock n Roll, Eh? 51:35
Awesome show. Thanks for posting. Saxophones on it is killer.
28 yrs old. Jimmy finding key west changed a lot of shit.
Loved jimmy since I was 10. I lived in south fla for 40 years. Saw him in key west at Margaritaville. He did 3 hrs with a full band.
0:00 Wino and I Know
3:50 Dallas
9:50 Please Take Your Drunken 15 Year Old Girlfriend Home
15:09 Life is Just a Tire Swing
19:40 Trying to Reason with the Hurricane Season
24:30 Grapefruit Juicy Fruit
28:10 Pencil Thin Mustache
32:28 If We Had Saxophones
36:50 Havana Daydreamin
42:15 Door Number Three
47:01 Big Rig
53:30 A Pirate Looks at 40
58:50 They Don’t Dance Like Carmen No More
1:03:00 Kick it In Second Wind
1:08:30 He Went to Paris
thank you sm wow
God I had forgot how good the band was back then.
I thought that I had been exposed to all the JB there was out there but hearing these old concerts that sound so amazing really ignite that spark again! I think I like these way better then the studio recorded versions for sure.
Wish Jimmy had a vinyl box set out , I mean he had so many LP's ...his talent justifies a Deluxe Box set in VINYL!:-)
Love these pared down versions vs some later, overproduced ones. Still, Buffett is Buffett and I’ll listen to it all!
Saw Jimmy back in the early 80s in Seattle Washington it was him a six-pack and a pint he told the audience when they beverages are gone I'm gone probably for the next 2 hours Jimmy sang and told stories it was just him the guitar and us it was absolutely awesome
Thanks for posting!!! Where was this recorded, the Great American Music Hall? This was where Billy Joel performed in 1975 and the LIVE concert is included in his Vinyl Box set that just came out a couple of weeks ago!!
This is the Jimmy Buffett I connect with.
Once again, coporate fucks it up
This is FANTASTIC!
Wish you would do these songs for your core group before you came up with patriot heads.
1976 - The old Paramount theater in Portland Oregon, my first live Buffett experience! I was 16 and went with my dad who loved JB's music. Been a fan ever since. (dad bought me a beer, don't tell mom, ha-ha). Loved the old Paramount, the head was downstairs in the basement and you could barely see through the clouds of weed smoke (back when concerts affordable). 'Grubbin' on the living room floor, so sore"!
The Paramount was a dump back then. Great place to see a show, then the Schnitzers came in and ruined everything by fixing it up. :)
Glad you posted. I was lucky enough to be at the show and some shows in San Jose in the 70's. Was disappointed that he went establishment and hype. Thought he was at his best back then, singing in his shorts, as the audience relaxed drinking beer around little tables. Thanks for the rewind.
To an extent I agree, but you couldn't really expect him to stay in a time warp,particularly as his income has never come from record/cd sales, his huge American summer tours made his income , yes before the Mville Empire came along.
Went to my first Jimmy Buffett concert 1978 Miami baseball stadium. Been a fan ever since.
This is really good. Way before the silly parrothead phase.
Saw Jimmy in around the 80's at the old bottom line in NYC --- table so close to the stage , I thought I was in the band---- so great....
My favorite time I heard Jim play was at Louie's back yard. I lived two doors down, Jim rented an apt in the house next to Louie's. I was sitting at a table, eating, he came through the gate with his guitar, played ate, drank for the few of us neighborhood locals who happened to be there. About 1973 or '74. I was 18.
You've made my day, Tom. THANK YOU!
My god I love this because this is the Jimmy Buffett I discovered in the mid 70s before the concerts turned into a costume show. One of the things I miss the most is Jimmy stopping in between songs and telling stories. His concerts are still a blast and I recommend everyone see him Live and enjoy the show going on in the audience !!!
Both iterations were great. Sometimes the very large venues make telling the stories behind the songs becomes far more difficult.
Yeah don't like the costume shit either.... love Jimmy anyway.
Agree
Y'all I'm right there with you. The 70's were great with Jimmy. I'm 70 and my wife just passed so I am in that part of my life all over again. If I'm having an emotional day I pop a brew or fire up the blender and go to God's Own Drunk and then Come Monday. This gentleman (I use the term with a lot of 🩶 grew area) has perfect timing in my life.
I saw him at Merriwether Post Pavilion around 1980, a nice-sized venue but still somewhat intimate. Fins was the big tune, beach balls flew around, not too many costumes at that time. Even though we could only afford the lawn, he played to everyone. And he was quite visible.
Then we saw him at another early 90s concert at the Nissan Center, Philadelphia. While I loved hearing him, I could only see him on the Jumbo tron, which I did not enjoy. The place was packed, a mob of fans.
Sure would have loved to have seen him in a setting like this!
JB in his prime. No wonder he made it so big!
Thanks for sharing. Thats amazing quality.
Tom, thanks so much!! another great Jimmy concert. love these pre-mega replay the same-song "greatest hits" concerts.
Oh No - CBS Radio Mystery Theater .................. YES !
10:16 Please take your drunken 15 year old girlfriend home.
Probably my high school girlfriend. Quaaludes? yep, then it was definitely her!
and... the shit out of her
The band really was good
Thanks loved listening to this concert
my door, door number three!
Best tryin to Reason I’ve ever heard. Thank you
i miss him dearly
Saw Jimmy at univ of Miami for free in 1975 as a student.,no body knew him then-----yet, he was a fun filled concert that floored us-and turned us on to his music.--- fun back in the days-- too commercial now---- too bad..... Yikes
Hey I was there!!!!!
Saw him twice at Gusman Hall before much of anybody knew who he was...Too bad he's become a caricature of the wholly original artist he started out as...
We all become 'greatest hit' versions of the young men we once were. Shit, I'll tell you all about that one grand slam I put in the lake during a wiffle ball tournament back in '88. And if you'll pay me for it... dang.
When Fingers left he said... When you hang out with Ted Turner and live in Coconut Grove and the Hamptons, what are you going to write about - the lawn man's late? Gotta take the Porsche into the shop? I'm checking the NASDAQ?”
Thanks for keeping the party going, Jimmy! Rest in Peace, my brother! You've earned it!!
Wow! This is awesome!!!!!!!!!
1:12:12
This is amazing! Thank you so much.
Great concert, awesome video
Thanks again for the concert I missed. ❤ed it.
i have the concert in FLAC...
This was the year I discovered guitar and Jimmy was touring then....Thankyou Tom Flint for uploading this. I'm smiling ear to ear and still playing along....but I'm much better now!