Live at Fenway Park

Disc 1
1	Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes 3:44
2	The Great Filling Station Holdup 4:23
3	Pencil Thin Moustache 3:27
4	Fruitcakes 6:25
5	License to Chill 4:17
6	Son of a Son of a Sailor 4:18
7	Boat Drinks 4:17
8	Brown Eyed Girl 5:59
9	Volcano 4:08
10	Why Don't We Get Drunk 5:05
11	Sweet Caroline 3:35
12	Hey Good Lookin' 4:09
13	Pascagoula Run 6:55
Disc 2
1	One Particular Harbour 2:47
2	Respect 5:38
3	Gypsies in the Palace 4:03
4	Grapefruit Juicy Fruit / Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band 4:27
5	Come Monday 5:02
6	Jolly Mon Sing 1:44
7	Take Me Out to the Ball Game 3:44
8	It's Five O'Clock Somewhere 3:42
9	Cheeseburger in Paradise 4:26
10	Coast of Carolina 5:26
11	Cuban Crime of Passion 4:57
12	A Pirate Looks at Forty 4:14
13	Piece of Work 4:51
14	Margaritaville 7:46
15	Fins 4:10
16	Scarlet Begonias 4:58
17	Southern Cross 3:34
18	Defying Gravity
Disc 3
1	Take Me Out to the Ball Game DVD
2	Jump in Line DVD
3	License to Chill DVD
4	Boat Drinks DVD
5	Fruitcakes DVD
6	Son of a Son of a Sailor DVD
7	Why We Don't Get Drunk/Sweet Caroline DVD
8	Respect DVD
9	Jolly Mon Sing DVD
10	Coast of Carolina DVD
11	Cuban Crime of Passion DVD
12	Southern Cross DVD
13	Defying Gravity DVD

Barnes & Noble

The Margarita Man returns with another enticing live set, recorded at Boston's legendary Fenway Park on September 10 and 12, 2004, right before the Red Sox won the 2004 World Series. The set includes a 55-minute bonus DVD with 15 songs culled from both nights.

All Music Guide

At some point, Jimmy Buffett -- like the Grateful Dead -- learned to turn his music and persona into a cottage industry and big bucks. And while cynics might view the onslaught of CDs, DVDs, and merchandise as crass, the folks buying seem to want it. In Buffett's case, it doesn't hurt that he has a knack for delivering -- musically and performance-wise -- exactly what fans want on albums like Live at Fenway Park. One shouldn't expect long jams or reinterpretations of classic songs here, but fairly straightforward, competently delivered versions of everything from "Volcano" to "Come Monday" to "Margaritaville." Live at Fenway Park, then, is basically a soundtrack to a Parrothead party that took place in Boston on September 10th and 12th, complete with screaming, happy fans. It's no secret that Buffett's a bit of a goofball, and he loves to talk to the crowd between songs and doesn't even mind shouting out a bit of nonsense right in the middle of a song. What, then, makes this collection special when a number of other live Buffett discs are on the market? Probably the fact that the package holds two complete unedited audio discs and -- for the grand finale -- has a 55-minute DVD that includes film footage from both shows. Interestingly, it would seem that Buffett, like the Dead and Pearl Jam, has learned that it's fun (and profitable) to release one's own bootlegs. To break out a tired old cliché, Live at Fenway Park is probably the best thing next to being there, and will supply the perfect soundtrack for inviting a few Parrotheads over for margaritas. Ronnie D. Lankford Jr.