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Radio Margaritaville is replaying 7 Jimmy Buffett concerts over 4th of July Weekend 2011:

“Westward Ho!” Concert Weekend Playing all weekend starting Fri 7/1 at 6 pm ET Radio Margaritaville celebrates Independence Day with a "Western Ho!" weekend of Jimmy Buffett concerts. Starting near Plymouth Rock, MA, we’ll work our way west through New York City, Philadelphia and beyond. We finish on July 4th near the Pacific Ocean in Mountain View, CA.
Fri 7/1 6 pm ET Mansfield, MA 8/28/03
Sat 7/2 10 am ET New York City 9/20/07
Sat 7/2 6 pm ET Philadelphia 8/25/05
Sun 7/3 10 am ET Cincinnati 7/2/97
Sun 7/3 6 pm ET Chicago 7/22/99
Mon 7/4 10 am ET Frisco, TX
5/21/11 Mon 7/4 6 pm ET Mountain View, CA 10/16/10

Are the 97 and 99 shows in good quality in jokelben, could somebody record them if possible. Thanks

PARROT43 wrote:Are the 97 and 99 shows in good quality in jokelben, could somebody record them if possible. Thanks

I plan on capturing the shows and comparing them to existing copies on jokelben. I'll be editing throughout the weekend between cheeseburgers, fireworks, cold ones, etc...

SunLover wrote:

PARROT43 wrote:Are the 97 and 99 shows in good quality in jokelben, could somebody record them if possible. Thanks

I plan on capturing the shows and comparing them to existing copies on jokelben. I'll be editing throughout the weekend between cheeseburgers, fireworks, cold ones, etc...

I think you might put in more hours each season then Buffett and the Coral Reefers do Sunlover. Thanks again for all you do on Buffettnews. Mac McAnally and John Frinzi sounded great last night, I can't wait to download it for my ipod. Have a great 4th of July weekend.

New captures of the Philly, Cincinnati, and Chicago shows are online at jokelben. I plan on working on the Mansfield show later today. The NYC show was scrapped due to excess static during the second half of the show. The version on jokelben sounds better than the replay did, so I did not do anything with that show.

Thank you for all your work. It doesn't go unappreciated.