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This week, Patrick and Ryan sit down with longtime Coral Reefer bassist, Jim Mayer to talk about life after losing a friend, creativity and crafting music for kids.

Ryan and Patrick sit down to celebrate Jimmy Buffett through License to Chill clips and memories featuring Coral Reefer's and some of Jimmy's closest friends.

John's guest is drummer and songwriter Roger Guth, best known for his 34 years playing drums for Jimmy Buffett and his Coral Reefer Band. Roger talks about how he began working with Jimmy in 1989, collaborating as a songwriter, playing with Paul McCartney on "My Gummies Just Kicked In" his solo jazz projects and much more! Watch the behind the scenes video https://youtu.be/PU-eJWPXhr8?si=k5ITXfmLAAloPBo2 Come along for the ride and please subscribe!  https://linktr.ee/live_from_my_drum_roomwww.youtube.com/c/JohnDeChristopherLiveFromMyDrumRoom

Erin McAnally and Mick Utley stopped by the Radio Margaritaville studio in Nashville to chat with Patrick and Ryan about a literal boatload of topics. Together, they'll talk about the best karaoke places in LA, Mick's initiation to the Coral Reefer band, their songwriting chops, Floating Collective and so much more...fins up!Listen to Floating Collective on Spotify or wherever you get your music.

This week on License to Chill, Patrick and Ryan chat with Timothy B. Schmit of the Eagles.Timothy came on the show to talk about his most recent album, Day By Day, which is available now wherever you get your music - he also spent some time chatting with the guys about his experience playing with Jimmy and the Coral Reefer's, coining the term "Parrothead" and discussing his time vacationing on Kauai.New episodes of License to Chill come out every Monday - subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts.

Jim Babjak co-founded The Smithereens in 1980, and joins us on our Holiday Special!  Jim just released the 45 single (and streaming of course) of his "It's Love on Christmas Day" tune.  The Smithereens released their Christmas with the Smithereens album in 2007.  Peter Mayer, lead guitarist and vocalist for Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band, also hangs out with us to talk about the season and holiday music on his A Junkman's Christmas and Stars and Promises releases.  Jimmy, and his Coral Reefer buddies, released Tis the SeaSon album in 2016.  Train is featured in our showcase segment, too!  Their last christmas album was Christmas in Tahoe in 2015.  Bringing you holiday cheer in 2022, from your friends at Classic Artists Today.

When the President of the United States goes on a murderous rampage to satisfy the First Lady's blood lust, a local reporter will team up with some beach bum surfing potheads to try and bring the story to the national spotlight. Guest Starring: Noam Samuel Host: Stevie Hanson Starring: Camila Frausto, Bela Evans, Brendan Howseman

Jim Mayer is a renowned bass player who has been touring, writing, and recording in Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer band since 1989. He has performed live with James Taylor, Ringo Starr, Don Henley, and Joni Mitchell, and, in addition to Jimmy Buffett, has recorded with Little Feat, JD Souther, and Mac McAnally. Mayer is a children's advocate, songwriter, and author. He has had two Number 1 hits on Sirius/XM Kids radio, won multiple awards for children's songwriting, and has presented his IM4U Teaching Program at national educational conferences. Mayer has performed live shows and presented workshops for children and educators in the US and Europe. As a public speaker, he has co-presented a panel discussion and workshop at the Harvard University Museum Studies Department on art and play as agents to transform communities. He is based in Boston, MA (USA). I loved our conversation about real transformation, jazz music and how to listen for and live by the musical notes of joy, service and connection. Learn more about me at: https://RobynIvy.com

Cameron and Joe are joined Harrison Ford, an honorary Coral Reefer, to discuss the Jimmy Buffett album, the cocktail recipe and the Morgana Best novel that are collectively known as “Last Mango in Paris.” Music bracketing the ad break comes from "Making Music for Money" and the outro kazoos come from "Captain America", both recorded Jimmy Buffett. Follow @PodinParadise on IG and Twitter for more little goodies. All music played is recorded by Jimmy Buffett unless otherwise explicitly stated. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join Steven Taylor and me as we chat about what it was like growing up in the house of blues. His Father being Greg "fingers" Talor and His "pops' (stepfather) Kim Wilson are two amazing Blues musicians. I'll say at a young age Steven is well on his way to being one of the greats also. We discuss backstage with JB, growing up with Buffett playing, and maybe a future plan of young Coral Reefer stars. Please follow and enjoy Stevens music as much as I do 

Join Peter Mayer and me to discuss what it's like being a Coral Reefer and writing, performing, and hanging with Buffett. Such a pleasure to have an hour chatting about life with Peter and hearing him play a few songs of his own (also maybe a McCartney song). This was one of my favorite episodes so far. Enjoy

On this week's episode, we are talking Chicago Summer Chi-ill, announcing the awesome entertainment that will be taking the stage, and introducing you to a new trio with direct ties to Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer band. Tips graciously accepted! paypal.me/BoomerBlake or Venmo @Boomer-Blake. Subscribe to this podcast and follow 'Boomer Blake and the Shorebreak' on Facebook to be notified of new shows. Originally aired on Facebook Live 2/19/21. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boomer-blake/support

Join Roger Bartlett and me as we talk about what it was like being the first Coral Reefer on the road with JB. From how he got the gig to touring around nonstop. We chat about his apartment in Key West that he never actually slept at, his inspiration for the song Dallas (a personal favorite), and what's next. I encourage everyone to check out the album Manhattan and look out for his upcoming album being released in early 2021.

Roger Guth met Jimmy Buffett in 1989 for the recording of Off To See The Lizard and has been his drummer ever since. Roger talks about songwriting with Jimmy and how the music industry has changed over the years. He shares stories from the road, what he misses not being on tour and his favorite rock show during The Police's Synchronicity Tour. Fins Up!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Coral Reefer, Coral Reefer, Coral Reefer...Oh My! Grab a drink and settle in for the fun, cause you never know who or what we'll dig up in... Boomer's Basement! Originally aired 6/12/2020 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boomer-blake/support

Jimmy Buffett [01:17] "Dallas" A1A ABC Dunhill DSD-50183 1974 Still the decent country-oriented Buffett. This one was penned by the Coral Reefer's guitarist Roger Bartlett. Made it to number 25 on the Billboard 200. Darryl Hall & John Oates [04:42] "She's Gone" Abandoned Luncheonette Atlantic Records SD 7269 1973 To be honest, I really like "Las Vegas Turnaround", the track that precedes "She's Gone" but sometimes you just have to go with the hits. It's possible that somewhere out there in listener land, there is someone who has never heard "She's Gone". Hit #33 on the charts and turned platinum 29 years after its release. ABBA [10:09] "SOS" ABBA Atlantic Records SD 18146 1975 Too many tracks to choose from! I almost went with "Hey Hey Helen" but in the I had to send for help. While the album only just dented the Billboard 200 reaching #174, as a single "SOS" made it to #15 on the Hot 100. Count Basie Orchestra [13:31] "Jumpin' at the Woodside" The ABC Collection ABC Records AC-30004 1976 A 1976 reissue of Count Basie's 1969 Dot Records release Standing Ovation, recorded at the Tropicana in Las Vegas. Chelsea Wolfe [18:49] "Crazy Love" Abyss Sargent House SH141 2015 Continuing her evolution, this is one of the more brooding tracks from this excellent Sargent House release. This was also the first Chelsea Wolfe album to chart, making it up to #130. I'll also take this opportunity to let interested parties know that if you have the opportunity to see Chelsea Wolfe live, you should do it. Kiss [22:21] "New York Groove" Ace Frehley Casablanca Records NBLP 7121 1978 Back in the New York Groove, backed by such NY session musicians as Anton Fig and Will Lee. Of course this album made it well into the Billboard 200, peaking out at 26. It was also certified platinum a month after its release. Of course this is in the pre-Soundscan days, so that just meant that 1,000,000 copies of the album were shipped out, which explains why I picked up this remaindered copy for $1. Luke Sweeney [25:29] "Sympathy for the Night" Adventure: Us Aerobic International 2014 Speaking of grooves, this track by Bay Area musican Luke Sweeney has a very solid one. Nilsson [28:30] "One" Aerial Ballet RCA Victor LSP-3956 1968 Again, so many great songs to choose from, some of which we'll hear as we progress through the season, but I decided to go with this "One" ^.^ While this track failed to chart as a single, a year later Three Dog Night would take their rendition all the way up to number 5 on the Hot 100. Havens, Richie [32:45] "To Give All Your Love Away" Alarm Clock Stormy Forest SFS 6005 1971 A vert solid jam from Ritchie Haven's most successful album, featuring Rick Derringer on electric guitar. Monty Python [35:37] "Constitutional Peasants" Album to the Soundtrack of the Trailer of the Film of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Executive Version Arista AB 4050 1975 Seems relevant. Alison Moyet [38:37] "Honey for Bees" Alf Columbia Records BFC 39956 1984 A solo outing from the vocal powerhouse half of Yaz, produced by early 80s mega producers Jolley & Swain. Patti Austin covered this song as a single a year later and took it into the top dance club singles. Moev [42:48] "Alibis" Alibis Nettwerk 12 NTWK 11 1984 I had almost forgotten about this Canadian synth pop outfit. I had their album Yeah, Whatever once upon a time as a cassette, and then this 12" single recently made it into my collection. Hakuna matata. The She’s [49:22] "Eva's Interlude/Anywhere But Here" All Female Rock and Roll Quartet Empty Cellar Records EMP 034 2017 Great band, great album, and a great interlude! The vinyl release has a fantastic bookley featuring artwork by women who inspire the band. Earth, Wind & Fire [54:24] "Magic Mind" All n’ All Columbia Records 34905 1977 Yet still even more hot stuff from Earth Wind & Fire. The gents made it all the way up to number 3 on the album charts and went on to go triple platinum. Diana Ross [58:09] "Upside Down" All the Great Hits Motown M13-960C2 1981 Defintely enjoying the handywork of Chic's Nile Rodger and Bernard Edwards on this late-disco classic. Sarah Vaughan [01:02:15] "It's Delovely" All Time Favorites Mercury Wing MGW 12123 1965 Two great classics that taste great together. I'm talking about Sarah Vaughan and Cole Porter. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy

In this episode I sit down with local artist Jo Napier. I've been wanting to have this chat for years! She tells us all about her musical journey, and her inspirations and influences along the way. Hear her stories of playing with some of the best musicians in Virginia and how she became a Coral Reefer for the night.

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Heikki chats with Ryan Bullington, the guitar tech for the Jimmy Buffett Tour and answers questions from the Margaritaville College Ambassadors. Ryan compares his job on tour to what a caddy is to Tiger Wood's performance on the golf course. "My job is to anticipate what the musician wants before the musician asks for it." - Ryan Wonder what it's like to have access to Jimmy Buffett's microphone for a full show? Or have it be your job to read the artist's body language to make sure they can perform to their best ability? This episode is for you! Have questions for Heikki? Ask them to @Margaritaville & @Margarillas on Twitter! Listen to all the Margaritaville podcasts at www.Margaritaville.com/podcast www.Margaritaville.com www.instagram.com/Margaritaville www.facebook.com/Margaritaville

For this first episode I sat down and laughed a lot with my good friend Jim Mayer from Jimmy Buffett and The Coral Reefer Band. We get to hear about everything from Jim's beginnings as an upright bass player in the Jazz scene in St. Louis, competing with his brother who could practice the longest, to stories from his many tours as a Coral Reefer. Toward the end of the episode we get to meet Jim's alter ego, children's entertainer "Uncle Jim". Oh, and we also get a solo bass performance of "Margaritaville".

Russ Belville is joined by Coral Reefer from Stoney Sunday at Seattle Hempfest 2016. Coral Reefer is an activist who is best known for channel on YouTube, large social followings, as well as her blog. She is the creator of Stoney Sunday and the News Nug. Coral Reefer realized cannabis helped treat her anxiety and depression early in life. In turn, she did some internet research on the topic of medical marijuana. Coral’s findings led her to support the legalization and regulation of cannabis.

Dr. Dina welcomes California-based Cannabis Advocate and YouTube Star Coral Reefer. From News Nug to StoneySundays, Coral shares with us all of the projects she's working on to inform and entertain online. She also discusses the public stigma associated with cannabis use.

Dr. Dina welcomes California-based Cannabis Advocate and YouTube Star Coral Reefer. From News Nug to StoneySundays, Coral shares with us all of the projects she's working on to inform and entertain online. She also discusses the public stigma associated with cannabis use.

Our last show was on 2/16/11. Over two and a half years later, after taking off to write "Jimmy Buffett FAQ," and were back. What better reason, then to welcome my good friend "the" surfpirate (Bob Haslett) to the Club to talk about his new book "The BN Critters Collection." Over five years and 700+ Comic Strips rolled into a book. Join us to jump into one of the craziest Parrothead Minds I've ever run into. He's definately a committed fan...or least he should be committed.

Our last show was on 2/16/11. Over two and a half years later, after taking off to write "Jimmy Buffett FAQ," and were back. What better reason, then to welcome my good friend "the" surfpirate (Bob Haslett) to the Club to talk about his new book "The BN Critters Collection." Over five years and 700+ Comic Strips rolled into a book. Join us to jump into one of the craziest Parrothead Minds I've ever run into. He's definately a committed fan...or least he should be committed.

Mac McAnally has spent most of his professional career as a Coral Reefer, a member of Jimmy Buffet's band.  Now he's enjoying the spotlight with his first live recording released just this week on Mailboat Records.  Kelly Lynn caught up with Mac to talk about "Live in Muscle Shoals."

Russ Belville is joined by Coral Reefer from Stoney Sunday at Seattle Hempfest 2016. Coral Reefer is an activist who is best known for channel on YouTube, large social followings, as well as her blog. She is the creator of Stoney Sunday and the News Nug.Coral Reefer realized cannabis helped treat her anxiety and depression early in life. In turn, she did some internet research on the topic of medical marijuana. Coral's findings led her to support the legalization and regulation of cannabis.