The Brent Jones interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Ever been on a cruise ship? I’m pulling out an interview from the archives, this was originally broadcast on Radio Margaritaville years ago. This is a blast from the past! This interview is with Brent Jones, the coordinator for
Monte Tolar was one of the most fun loving people you could ever meet. In addition to being a longtime member of the Atlanta Parrot Head Club, he was the founder of the Houston Parrot Head Club. A friend to many, his outlook was downright infectious. He was the Creative Consultant
Wayne Myers seems like the kind of guy you would bump into at the beach. These days, that’s probably something that does happen… A fan of many artists and bands, Myers grew to love the songs and performances of singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett. Ending up in Atlanta, he became very active with
This interview with Brad Rodgers was recorded and originally broadcast on the radio in 2009. When we began interviewing Buffett’s most ardent fans one name was continuously put forth- Brad Rodgers. Here is a man who has fully embraced the carnival spirit that Jimmy Buffett personifies. Rodgers even became noticed by those
Joel Oates makes for an entertaining interview and is a natural storyteller. A longtime music fan, he discovered the words and music of Jimmy Buffett and was hooked. The first Buffett fan club started in Atlanta: The Atlanta Parrot Head Club. Joel Oates was in the club from the beginning. He
Jeff Pike is an Atlanta singer-songwriter and performing artist. Jeff Pike began developing a reputation as THE entertainer and singer to see if you liked Jimmy Buffett’s music. Jeff could play a lot of the more obscure songs and with a personality that was uniquely his own. These performances fed
Scott Nickerson is a drummer, harmonica player, vocalist and the founder of the Atlanta Parrot Head Club (the first Jimmy Buffett fan club) and the national/international network of fan clubs known as Parrot Heads in Paradise. This interview was recorded in 2009 prior to the 20th anniversary of the Atlanta