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Jimmy Buffett: Sunset in Margaritaville

January 17, 2024 • Bill • Season 1 • Episode 5

0:00 | 19:18

He became the face and voice for Florida good times and made the Florida Keys THE place to be. When he passed on September 2, 2023, he left a gap in the hearts of Parrotheads everywhere and while Bill Monty doesn't call himself a Parrothead, his love of the music and attitude of the Caribbean troubadour drove him to the microphone to record The Tale of Jimmy Buffett.

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