General
| Album: | You Had To Be There - Jimmy Buffett In Concert | Artist: | Jimmy Buffett |
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| Label: | MCA Records | Catalog: | |
| Year: | 1978 | Genre: | Rock |
| Medium: | Vinyl | Grade: | |
| Value: | Sell: | ||
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Tracks
| Title | Artist | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Son Of A Son Of A Sailor | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Pencil Thin Mustache | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Wonder Why We Ever Go Home | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Landfall | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Miss You So Badly | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Havana Daydreamin' | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Margaritaville | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Come Monday | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Perrier Blues | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Grapefruit-Juicy Fruit | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| God's Own Drunk | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| He Went To Paris | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Captain And The Kid, The | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Why Don't We Get Drunk And Screw | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| A Pirate Looks At Forty | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Tampico Trauma | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Morris' Nightmare | 137927Jimmy Buffett | |
| Dixie Diner | 137927Jimmy Buffett |
Personal
| Purchase Date: | Purchase Price: | ||
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| Purchased From: | Gift: | ||
| Keywords: | Country Rock; Classic Rock | Loaned: | |
| Rating: | ID: | 46 | |
| Date Created: | 2013-02-16 | Date Modified: | 2014-02-17 |
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Comments
Was looking for a new (vintage) turntable on CL when I bought this album. The guy was close by, in the same town as me, and was moving back south. Although the tt he offered up for sale was top-notch, I didn't want to spend what he wanted. I asked him if he had any albums....I think I bought 12 albums from him.
By this time I had purchased about 90 albums to increase my childhood collection to 330-something. It was so sweet; all this new music. I could buy all the albums I passed on being too frugal in my youth. Anyway I was about all-in at this point so it's when I started to use Tellico to catalog the collection. Most of the albums entered into Tellico in February are from my youth, with the addition of those I had recently begun to purchase. Before too long Shelley got into it, too. Yeah, man, WAF high!