Jimmy Buffett

On Aug. 9, 2003, Jackson and Buffett hit No. 1 with "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere," from Jackson's 'Greatest Hits II' album.

It's been 8 years since "Knee Deep" was at the top of the charts.

On June 2, 2003, Jackson and Buffett teamed up to release the pint glasses-clinking ode "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere."

While attending a recent Jimmy Buffett concert, Miranda Lambert was invited onstage to help sing "Margaritaville."

Cheers!

I took to Facebook on Tuesday to get your questions for "Would You Rather."  I had no idea what I was getting myself into.  I promised you that I'd do my best to be honest...so here we go.  Would You Rather with your questions...

If you love the music of Jimmy Buffett, Zac Brown Band and other Caribbean-style music, you're going to love the next big event from WYRK!  It's the first ever Landshark Sun Of A Beach Festival. Tickets are on sale now!

Most people know that I'm a Zac Brown Band fan.  I'm also a fan of Jimmy Buffett.  As it turns out, Jimmy Buffett has a beer on the market called Landshark Lager, and it's always been a big sponsor of the Zac Brown Band.  This summer, the two are coming together again.

The Zac Brown Band has now earned three Grammy awards. Their most recent was for Country Album of the Year for their latest release 'Uncaged'.  It's an album that was recorded at Jimmy Buffett's Shrimpboat Studios.  Recently, Jimmy went to the internet to congratulate Z…

A couple days ago we gave you a sneak preview of the new video from The Zac Brown Band for their song 'Knee Deep'.  Now the video has been released and some of the characters are back again for another round of adventure.  You may remember Flody Boatwood from the 'Toes'…

If you love the song, "Knee Deep" by The Zac Brown Band, I've got the sneak peek of the video for you right here.
Some of the characters may look familiar to you from one of ZBB's previous videos.  The video comes out next week but here's the sneak peek now.…

March 19...today in country music history, Garth Brooks tries his hand at baseball and finds that he's still better at singing.  Billy Ray Cyrus finds the same thing about dancing, and Neal McCoy scores his first #1 hit...