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Texas Stadium - Dallas, TX
Alan Jackson, George Strait, and Jimmy Buffett
May 29th, 2004

Set List (from Jimmy's part of the show):

1) During the Alan Jackson set, JB came out and sang on "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere".

2) During the George Strait set, JB came out and sang on "All my Exes Live in Texas".

Jimmy Buffett set was as follows:

Intro: The Banana Boat Song (Day-O)

1. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
2. The Great Filling Station Holdup
3. Pencil Thin Mustache
4. License to Chill
5. Son of a Son of a Sailor
6. Gypsies in the Palace
7. Boats to Build (with Alan Jackson)
8. Cheeseburger in Paradise
9. Pascagoula Run
10. LGD&S
11. Brown Eyed Girl
12. Sea of Heartbreak (with George Strait)
13. Come Monday
14. Volcano
15. Mexico
16. A Pirate Looks at Forty
17. Fins
18. One Particular Habour

First Encore:

19. Hey Good Lookin' (with George Strait and Alan Jackson)
20. Margaritaville (with George Strait and Alan Jackson)

Second Encore:

21. Northeast Texas Women


MANY THANKS TO LONO, WHO ATTENDED THE SHOW AND COMPILED THIS LIST FOR US IN THE ABSENCE OF A RADIOMARGARITAVILLE BROADCAST.

A complete set list of all three performers is available at CMT.com at this link:
http://www.cmt.com/news/articles/148803 ... lines=true Thanks to jmantemp for letting us know about this.

Alan Jackson:
1. Gone Country
2. I Don't Even Know Your Name
3. Dallas
4. Livin' on Love
5. Little Bitty
6. Too Much of a Good Thing is a Good Thing
7. Drive (For Daddy Gene)
8. Remember When
9. Don't Rock the Jukebox"
10. Designated Drinker (with George Strait)
11. Texas Women
12. Summertime Blues
13. The Blues Man
14. Pop a Top
15. Seven Bridges Road
16. It's Five O'Clock Somewhere (with Jimmy Buffett)
17. Chattahoochee
18. Where I Come From"

George Strait:
19. Honk if You Honky Tonk
20. Check Yes or No
21. I Can Still Make Cheyenne
22. Stars on the Water
23. Run
24. There Stands the Glass
25. Murder on Music Row (with Alan Jackson)
26. Amarillo By Morning
27. Blue Clear Sky
28. Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind
29. She'll Leave You With a Smile
30. Take Me Back to Tulsa
31. Milkcow Blues
32. The Fireman
33. All My Ex's Live in Texas (with Jimmy Buffett)
34. Tell Me Something Bad About Tulsa
35. Cowboys Like Us
36. Desperately
37. The Best Day
38. Unwound

Jimmy Buffett:
39. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
40. Great Filling Station Holdup
41. Pencil Thin Mustache
42. License to Chill
43. Son of a Son of a Sailor
44. Gypsies in the Palace
45. Boats to Build (with Alan Jackson)
46. Cheeseburger in Paradise
47. The Pascagoula Run
48. Why Don't We Get Drunk
49. Brown Eyed Girl
50. Sea of Heartbreak (with George Strait)
51. Come Monday
52. Volcano
53. Mexico
54. A Pirate Looks at Forty
55. Fins
56. One Particular Harbour

Encore:
57. Hey Good Lookin' (the trio)
58. Margaritaville (the trio)
59. Northeast Texas Women (Jimmy Buffett)

Any chance of a change on RM so we can hear the show? If not, I guess I'll watch the encore of the ACM awards on CMT. I was at the Atlanta show and missed the awards.

It's not scheduled to be broadcast on RM unforutunately. Some pholks who are going to the show are going to TRY and send me a list..keep your phins crossed. Not as good as hearing it, but at least we'll know what was played.

Do you think your phriends will try to capture George and Alan's set list?

it's 10' o'clock is this the tx show?

sorry I was so excited I forgot to say that there is something on RM now...
so far
that's what living is to me
when coast is clear

It's not Texas...

Just Got in from Texas Stadium.............WOW..........WOW...........WOW....

Show(s) ended about 45 Minutes ago....

phjim wrote:Texas Stadium - Dallas, TX
Alan Jackson, George Strait, and Jimmy Buffett
May 29th, 2004

Set List:

The Star-Telegram has and article about the show.



http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/entertainment/8799398.htm?1c

paph wrote:The Star-Telegram has and article about the show.



http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/entertainment/8799398.htm?1c

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If anyone has any pieces or parts of the set list from any of the performers, I'll gladly try to put them together and post them here.

Auntie - I know he played CILCIA, BEG, PLA40

PHAW Webmistress wrote:Auntie - I know he played CILCIA, BEG, PLA40

Ya THINK???????

ok, i'll try to remember....very much a 'greatest hits' type of show...I was checking with you guys to review the set list myself, but here goes...not going to be in order except the first few...

Banana Boat Song
Changes in Lattitudes (acoustic, solo)
Great Filling Station Hold Up (JB and Mac only)
Pencil Thin Mustache
Come Monday
Cheeseburger in Paradise
Pirate Looks at 40
WDWGD
The Pascagoula Run
SOASOAS
A new one with Alan Jackson
Brown Eyed Girl
Mexico
A new one with George Strait
Liscence to Chill
Gypsies in the Palace
Fins
Volcano
One Particular Harbor

ENCORE 1 (with Alan and George)
Hey Good Lookin
Margaritaville

ENCORE 2 (just Bubba)
Some Texas Women Song

Sang with Alan-It's Five O'clock Somewhere
Sang with George-All My Exes Live in Texas

ok, thats all, i think. not a bad show at all. i was expecting all the hits, less more unknown great stuff because of the country crowd, but Jimmy did us proud.

Thanks for the input, Jedivet. You get bonus points for posting it so soon....I'm barely out of bed and I didn't even go to a concert last night!

I have been lurking on this site for years, and finally decided to join in. So, if any of you could take a phriend under your wing and help me out with getting graphics, etc...surely would be appreciated. (How do you get the picture on the side?) Talk to you all later.

just barely, auntie...the animals insisted on food....sigh...

The one with Alan='Boats to Build' The one with George='Sea of Heartbreak'.

paph wrote:The Star-Telegram has and article about the show.



http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/entertainment/8799398.htm?1c

Here is the Ft. Worth Star Telegram's Review...


Posted on Sun, May. 30, 2004



SPECIAL TO THE STAR-TELEGRAM/MIKE FUENTES
George Strait performs Saturday at Texas Stadium.




Concert draws crowd in grass skirts, starched shirts

By Shirley Jinkins

Star-Telegram Staff Writer


IRVING - George Strait best summed up Saturday's cross-cultural, country-Caribbean concert at Texas Stadium.

"There's a fine line between parrotheads and rednecks," he observed before kicking off his sundown set, customary Strait-style, country-swing that was sandwiched between Alan Jackson's straw-hat music and Jimmy Buffett's island chic.

How true. On the extreme end of the spectrum were the parrotheads in their grass skirts, coconut shell bras (on guys and girls) and outrageous headgear. A few conservative men in pressed jeans and buttoned-up western shirts were among them, but most of the crowd wore a comfortable melange of Hawaiian shirts and flower leis right along with their jeans and cowboy hats.

Jackson's opening set was as lighthearted as his Hawaiian shirt of palm trees and bucking broncs. It was time for Summertime Blues and Chattahoochie, augmented by a chorus line of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

George Strait, looking pretty relaxed, joined Jackson for their Designated Drinker duet, then later Jimmy Buffett really got the crowd going when he and Jackson sang the party anthem, It's Five O'Clock Somewhere.

Strait also had guests during his part of the show. Jackson emoted with him on Murder on Music Row and Buffett joined in on the best-ever version of All My Exes Live In Texas.

It's been a long time since we've seen Strait so early in the concert rotation (he's a born closer), but his newer material including Cowboys Like Us and Desperately, played just as well before dark.

Buffett came on alone with his guitar ("the original Coral Reefer band," he laughed) after a couple of dancers twirled to The Banana Boat Song. The early part of his concert included Gypsies in the Palace and Changes in Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes, plus material from his upcoming album License To Chill.

Jackson and Buffett performed a great version of Guy Clark's Boats To Build, a natural for Buffett's island-inspired set list.

The entire evening was a rare treat, indeed -- the chance to see old favorites break out of their well-crafted personas and mix it up a little bit with their complementary music.

He did Mexico and it wasnt on RM?!?!?!