Jimmy Buffett Tonight Show'da Johnny Carson Önünde 'Margaritaville'ı Bozdu

İçindekiler

• Giriş
• Jimmy Buffett ve The Tonight Show
• "Margaritaville" ve Jimmy Buffett'ın başarısı
• Jimmy Buffett'ın "Carson" gösterisine çıkması
• Jimmy Buffett'ın "Carson" ile dostluğu
• Jimmy Buffett'ın "Tonight Show" ile olan ilişkisi
• Covid-19 Pandemisi ve Jimmy Buffett'ın etkilenmesi
• Radio Margaritaville ve Margaritaville TV
• Yeniden Sahneye Dönüş
• Sonuç

Jimmy Buffett ve The Tonight Show

🎸 Jimmy Buffett, we love you!

Jimmy Fallon ile Jimmy Buffett The Tonight Show'a hoş geldiniz. Jimmy, içeri gelerek bize katıldığınız için teşekkür ederim.

🎸 Jimmy Fallon ve Jimmy Buffett

Doğru, evet. Jimmy ve Jimmy burada. Daha önce programda "Margaritaville" şarkısını söylediğin için teşekkür ederim.

🎸 Florence Welch Hakkında Konuşalım

Florence Welch hakkında konuşalım mı? "Margaritaville"i söylemek için. Lütfen, lütfen. Her şeyi var, değil mi? O muhteşem bir sesi var.

🎸 Angelik Çok Benzer

• Biliyorsun, o tamamen melek gibiydi.
• Evet, onu turneye çıkar.

🎸 İlk Kez "The Tonight Show"da "Margaritaville" Şarkısını Söyleme

• Sahne arkasında dediğin gibi, "Bu skeci yapma için teşekkür ederim," dedim. "Evet, o zaman, Jimmy Carson'la birlikte," diye devam ettin. "Evet, 41 yıl önce."
• 41 yıl mı?
• Evet, onun bir fotoğrafı var.
• Ah, Tanrım. Orada seninle Johnny'nin bir fotoğrafı var.
• Oh, o bıyık. Şaşkınlığa düşmesine şaşırmıyorum.
• O bıyığa bak. Ayva çekirdeğini doldurduğunu düşünüyorum.
• O look çok yakışıklı bir ara.
• Gel hadi, dostum. İmkansız, küçük porr see bıyık.
• Hayır, hayır, hiçbir şekilde.
• 41 yıl önce. Bu şarkı zamanın testine dayandı.
• Do you remember,going on "Carson"?
• Oh, yes. Yes.,-What was it -
• It was a transitional time,between, like -
• Most of the acts before,,there were Vegas acts
• And people Johnny knew or liked.
• And I guess the network probably,was pushing
• Rock and roll in there.
• So I studied it for like two weeks like it was a course,,'cause I wanted
• To know every move,,and I wanted to know who was
• Good, who could talk, and who -
• Because he was a straight man.
• You know that.

🎸 İnsanlar Neden Durmanızda Hoşlanmaz

• Of course, yeah, exactly.
• Johnny would set you up, and...,-And so
• They had Jimi Hendrix on, and Jimi Hendrix had bad trouble
• With whatever the sound was, and he stopped
• In the middle of the song.
• And then started again.
• So it was like
• A transitional point.
• When I got on, they were not very
• Kind of friendly to me.
• They said, "Listen, the one thing you can't do,
• Is stop because Johnny doesn't like it when you stop."
• And so I'd studied, I said,
• "Well, I'm gonna do,'Margaritaville,'"
• And then he said, you know,
• "You'll never go to the desk.
• Maybe he does it sometimes.
• But in case he waves you,
• Then you walk over.
• But it's not gonna happen."
• "Anyway, thanks for being
• Here," yeah, yeah.
• Yeah, "Get out of here."
• Yeah, "Get out of here."
• Good luck." Yeah.
• So I said, "Okay."
• I was just happy to be on
• "The Tonight Show."
• I mean, come on.
• I'd studied it.
• So what I forgot about was,
• The good thing was, there were Parrot Heads
• In the audience.
• Aha.
• Got any out here now?
• Yeah!
• Oh, thank God, they're still here!
• Of course, they're everywhere.
• But they started yelling.
• And Johnny kind of caught on,to the fact that there was
• A crowd there.
• And so, me, I didn't know
• That much about television,
• So I'm playing to the audience,and never look into the camera.
• That's the first one.
• So -- But when we started the song, we were off tempo,
• Because the crowd was yelling so much.
• So I basically up
• "Margaritaville",on the "Johnny Carson Show."

🎸 Jimmy Buffett ve "The Tonight Show" İlişkisi

• Oh, my gosh!
• But did you -- did you stop?
• No.
• That's exactly right!,That's the lesson learned --
• Never stop.
• No, as the band knows, there's an old credo is,,"When you get lost,
• Meet me on one," right?
• Yeah.
• So we got on one, we did it, and then I up -
• I'm going, "This is never gonna happen."
• I looked, and he was going --
• He waved you over.
• And I went over, and I was lucky enough to do that show.
• How many times?
• I think 15 or 16 times.
• Then he actually invited me on the last week.
• What a great guy.
• And just a pro.
• Became friends with him.
• Yeah, but I'm --
• That's so weird.
• I'm getting goose bumps.
• 41 years later, I'm still on "The Tonight Show."
• Yeah, but come on.
• Now you get an intro with the "one and only."
• Now you're the one and only Jimmy Buffett.
• You know, I love you so much because you're just a performer,
• And you're an artist, and you need the audience.
• Yeah.
• And when the pandemic hit,
• I really thought of you --
• You're one of the first people, I thought of,
• Because I go, "He must be going insane."
• 'Cause you love to perform.
• You don't stop.
• Absolutely.
• Above anything,
• That I've been lucky enough to do,
• Performing is what I love to do.
• But I also, as a sailor,
• I have been on, some rough voyages,
• And you just have to keep going that way.
• And so I just kind of --
• You know, I had to take that, kind of sailor mentality
• To steer through the bad currents that were going on.
• So what we were lucky enough to do, because we had already had,
• Radio Margaritaville, we had Margaritaville TV,
• And my daughter, who was doing filmmaking at the time,
• Got me saying, "Well, you got to just, play to people,
• On both of those things."
• So we stayed in touch with our audience,
• On Radio Margaritaville, Margaritaville TV.
• People that were still working and first responders,
• And people in hospitals, and people got on.
• At least we were staying in touch, but we weren't physically in touch.
• So physically in touch came --
• The first show was 10 tables, four people to a table,
• At a place called Belly Up, down in Southern California.
• Now you really made it.
• I said, "Am I back to the beginning?",
• "Belly Up -- that's a great name.",
• Was I time traveling in the other direction?
• 40 people, and you go, "Wow."
• And so what it was -- And we went to rehearsal before that,
• So three of us were in California, and two of us were in New York,
• And they Zoomed in.
• And the three of us, in California were in my piano
• Player Mike Utley's apartment, and we started to play,
• And we broke down crying, it was that emotional.
• We hadn't seen each other -- because that's the other family.
• Exactly.
• And so at least we did it then, because when we got in front
• Of the 40 people, they started crying immediately.
• Yeah! "Because we missed it."
• They missed it so much.
• So we went from 40 people initially and tried to,
• Work our way up safely, and then last --,
• Sunday night, we played to 60,000 people in New Orleans.
• That's what I'm talking about. Come on. We're coming back.
• Thank you.
• We're coming back. New Orleans.
• In New Orleans, yeah.
• Now, that's a place right there, New Orleans.
• When you play there, I mean, if you crush there, you've made it.
• Yeah.
• Because that's the good crowd.
• That's a good spirit right there.
• I started out on Bourbon Street as a folk singer.
• You did?
• Yes.
• Wow.
• What was that?
• Well, I was working, and --
• There was a lot more music, on Bourbon Street then
• Than there was the latest attractions.
• And so all the musicians that I really loved,
• Jazz and other people, were there.
• And I worked in a little place called The Bayou Room,
• For kind of a lower-level Mafia pair of brothers.
• And, uh --
• And so I was just so happy to be there,
• And I made $150 a week and half price on drinks.
• And the first week, I owed them money.
• That's legendary. Come on, that is legendary.
• I got into it. Listen, as an ex-Catholic, altar boy, I went hard.
• Yeah, right, yeah, yeah.
• But I did start there. And that was really, my musical roots
• Came in New Orleans. And I've stayed connected
• To that, for as long as I've been here.