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Thinking about buying the c.ds THONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE and MARGARITAVILLE CAFE LIVE..I was wondering if anybody has heard these 2 c.ds and if they are as good as they sound?Thanks for the help!!

thongs...in the key of life? would that something nidara has put together?

"listen to the stories i could tell"

viva las vegas

just another gypsie in the palace

also....your addiction requires that you buy any music related to jimmy.
never question, just do. you can't go wrong.

"listen to the stories i could tell"

viva las vegas

just another gypsie in the palace

Thongs? I'm quite sure it's a joint effort between Sisquo and Stevie Wonder. Thong tha thong thong thong!!!!

............when jimmy plays m'ville....we could all shout....."thongs.....thongs...thongs...."instead of ....."salt" etc.

"listen to the stories i could tell"

viva las vegas

just another gypsie in the palace

Ummm... Okay.

Thongs In the Key of Life is good but I find that I don't play it 1/2 as much as Margaritaville Cafe Live. I'd buy both but if you can only choose one go with the the Cafe Live.

And don't forget that there are 2 M'ville Cafe Live CDs - one that is more island oriented (M'Ville Key West) and one that is more jazz/blues/older R&B oriented (M'Ville New Orleans). Both are a pretty good mix of good musicians and music that is outisde the mainstream....

You may also want to check out Jim Morris. Excellent "beach" music. He has a new CD coming out in a couple of weeks, but his last one is a greatest hits kinda thing called Seafood Platter. Very good CD and I doubt anyone would be disappointed. Makes you want to dig you heels in the sand with brew in hand and soak up some sunshine. Here's the link to his website:
http://www.jim-morris.com/home.htm

Okay, here's a question... Why can't I seem to find the Key West Margaritaville CD anywhere???

I've looked everywhere for it; Amazon.com, CDnow.com, and every place that I go to that sells CD's. I can remember seeing it in the stores a couple of years ago (why I didn't just buy it then still confuses me! ).

Anybody have any ideas where I can find this CD. I LOVE the M'ville New Orleans CD and I really want to find the Key West version?

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Never have problems going with the Cafe'

I highly recommend Thongs in the Key of Life and Thongs in the Key of Life II. They are great compilations of Buffettesque artists. I purchased volume one several years ago and it open the doors to hearing a lot of great independent "Trop Rock" musicians like Jim Morris, Sunny Jim White, Jim Hoehn, Brent Burns, Joe Bennett, Eric Stone, Jack Mosley and PHINS. The web site for all these fine artists can ve found at http://tropicaldreams.net I highly recommend you check them out. I also agree with an earlier posting regarding Jim Morris. He is absolutely fantastic. I listen to him more than I do Jimmy. He is a tremendous talent!

Thanks for the help! I think i'll buy them both.They both sound great!!

Son of a Sailor wrote:Okay, here's a question... Why can't I seem to find the Key West Margaritaville CD anywhere???

I've looked everywhere for it; Amazon.com, CDnow.com, and every place that I go to that sells CD's. I can remember seeing it in the stores a couple of years ago (why I didn't just buy it then still confuses me! ).

Anybody have any ideas where I can find this CD. I LOVE the M'ville New Orleans CD and I really want to find the Key West version?

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

The Key West one is out of print...gotta go the Ebay/half.com way...or check a store that doesn't have a high turnover...where I'm at...I can usually find out of print CD's at Fry's Electronics (cause people don't really buy CD's there...so they sit on the shelf for years) --the bigger Barnes and Noble stores that have a music department may have it (they don't sell many CD's either because everything sells for $18.99)

Good Luck...

daddymention wrote: The Key West one is out of print...gotta go the Ebay/half.com way...or check a store that doesn't have a high turnover...where I'm at...I can usually find out of print CD's at Fry's Electronics (cause people don't really buy CD's there...so they sit on the shelf for years) --the bigger Barnes and Noble stores that have a music department may have it (they don't sell many CD's either because everything sells for $18.99)

Good Luck...

Thanks daddymention! Now I know why I've been pulling my hair out trying to find this disc. I'll check around at some of the smaller music stores in my area and see what I can come up with. If not, I'll have to resort to Ebay and hope to get lucky.

Thanks again for the help!

I learned the same lesson a year or so back. I bought it used on ebay. (margaritaville cafe - late night menu)