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Recorded during the summer of 1990, FEEDING FRENZY presents the famously laid-back island-hopper Jimmy Buffett in concert, performing many of his signature tunes. In addition to a semi-family-friendly version of "Why Don't We Get Drunk (and Screw)," here re-titled "A Love Song (From a Different Point of View)," Buffett delights his Parrothead audience with such carefree classics as "Cheeseburger in Paradise" and "Margaritaville."
Recorded at the Lakewood Ampitheatre, Atlanta, Georgia on August 3-4, 1990 and the Riverbend Ampitheatre, Cincinnati, Ohio on August 7-8, 1990.
Personnel: Jimmy Buffett (vocals, guitar); Peter Mayer, Mac McAnally (vocals, guitar); Jim Mayer (vocals, bass); Brie Howard (vocals, percussion); Greg "Fingers" Taylor (harmonica); Zachary Richard (accordion); Michael Utley, Jay Oliver (keyboards); Robert Greenidge, Savannah Jane Buffett, Ralph McDonald (percussion); Mary Harris, Dena Iverson, Katherine Maisnik (background vocals).
Jimmy Buffett Feeding Frenzy Songs Feeding Frenzy Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Best Live Album
This is absolutely my favorite Buffett album of all time. Best songs, great versions!
Submitted by Katie (Washington, DC)
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This was the heyday for Parrot Heads. An awesome album to listen to. Jimmy Buffett was singing all his best songs. I love the live versions of "One Particular Harbor" and "Volcano". He mentions the SF Bay area in "Come Monday" where I am from. I love that!
Submitted by Herb (San Francisco, CA, USA)
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MAKES YOU WISH FINGERS TAYLOR WAS BACK..
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