Jimmy Buffett
Tuesday, August 2, 1977
Dr. Pepper Music Festival
Central Park
New York City, NY

Source: Radio Margaritaville
Original Source: Broadcast live on WNEW-FM

Disc 1
01. Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
02. Pencil Thin Mustache
03. Wonder Why We Ever Go Home
04. Landfall
05. Banana Republics
06. Makin' Music For Money
07. God's Own Drunk
08. We Are the People our Parents Warned Us About (semi-song)
09. Grapefruit - Juicy Fruit
10. He Went To Paris

Disc 2
01. Margaritaville
02. A Pirate Looks At 40
03. Why Don't We Get Drunk
04. Come Monday
05. Migration
06. Biloxi
07. Tampico Trauma
08. This Hotel Room
09. Dixie Diner

NOTE:
The date of this show was definitely 8/2/1977, and not the 22nd, 26th or 27th as referenced elsewhere.


REVIEW:
Many Trends, One Singer
by J Rockwell

  Jimmy Buffett, who appeared Tuesday at the Dr. Petter Music Festival in Central Park
  (the concert had been scheduled for Monday, but was rained out), combines several 
  divergent trends in present-day popular music in a most engaging way.  He can be a 
  jolly, rowdy, good old boy (he comes from Alabama, after all, and several of his most
  popular songs glorify alcohol in a manner akin to Ray Davies of the Kinks).  He can 
  write smoothly flowing country ballads.  He has a lively sense of humor.  And he has
  a sensitivity usually reserved for that awkward hybrid, the singer-songwriter.
  
  Tuesday's performance was the last of his tour, and was broadcast on WNEW-FM.  Mr. 
  Buffett appeared to be enjoying himself, and the crowd did, too, even if his current 
  hit single, "Margaritaville", didn't translate into a full house on Tuesday.  The band
  played with jumpy, infectious spirit, and Mr. Buffett's easy baritone proved as 
  delightful a purveyor of his material as it has in the past.
  
  Source: The New York Times; Thursday, August 4, 1977; Page C19