Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes

We wanted to cover the time kind of before all that blew up.

I mean, obviously we covered the album Margaritaville was on, but that really wasn't ever intended to be anything like what it became.

But I think part of that is you get taken away by that music.

I mean, I remember when I did discover it, And after seeing him, I'm like, wow, you know, I think I borrowed an album from a friend or something.

I would just sit in my bed as a teenager listening to Changes in Latitudes and imagining the song Biloxi, you know, and envisioning this beautiful scene he was painting about songs like that.

And just like, wow, I mean, I'm reeled in now.

You know, I mean, I love headbanging rock and roll, too.

I mean, he, he, I think It was escapism.

I know when I first discovered that music, I would sit in my bedroom and put on Changes in Latitudes or something like that.

Just think back about they're envisioning the song Biloxi.

What was he talking about? What was he singing about? The ballads really talk to you.

I think that led to the brand.

He had great success with the album Changes in Latitudes.

Margaritaville was on there, which nobody could have ever envisioned what that would become.

He certainly didn't.

i'm so interested i have no idea what you're going to come out with here

This might be a shocker to you, but my number one is Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes by Jimmy Buffett.

Oh my gosh.

Oh wait, I'm doing the laugh.

One particular harbor may not qualify as classic Buffett, but it did prove that he still has a thing or two to say after the party was over.

Like Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes, it's also the type of album that's perfect for a weekend getaway at the beach.

Our singles for this one were One Particular Harbor with a B-side of Distantly in Love and Brown-Eyed Girl with a B-side of 12-Volt Man.

Our cast of characters for this one, Michael Utley, Josh Leo, Russ Kunkel, Robert Greenwich, and our background singers are Deborah McCall, Rita Coolidge, who we will talk about later, Timothy B. Schmidt, who we will talk about later, Arnold McCuller, who toured with James Taylor for 40 years, and Bonnie Bromlett from Delaney and Bonnie.