In 1996, during the "Banana Wind Tour," Jimmy Buffett was riding high on the success of his album "Banana Wind," which was released earlier that year.... Read Full Description >
In 1996, during the "Banana Wind Tour," Jimmy Buffett was riding high on the success of his album "Banana Wind," which was released earlier that year. This live recording from September 29, 1996, at The Gorge in George, Washington, captures the tail end of a vibrant period in Buffett's career, where he blended his laid-back musical style with lively performances that reflected his devoted fan base. Notably, "Banana Wind" was Buffett's first album to be released under the Margaritaville Records label, marking a significant step in his career as an independent artist. The setlist from this concert includes fan favorites like "Come Monday" and "Jamaica Mistaica," showcasing his ability to create a festive atmosphere and engage the audience with his blend of storytelling and humor. This era also coincided with his growing status as a cultural icon, further solidifying his legacy in the realms of music and lifestyle.