James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Musical Buffet J.D. Souther became a star in his own right as he opened up the show. 28 Jimmy Buffett

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Sandy Talbot is wearing the tourist-look new wave outfit. i ■ y l mi k t S mi M . J ,1 1 Li ■ %i - , Two devo Ted punk rock fans display their Leopard-looking ladies wait with their fellow punksters propaganda buttons. as Flaming Oh makes its entrance. The Slickee boys blow-out the WUU Ballroom. Punk Rock 27

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traw beach hats, jeans, and Hawaiian print shirts filled lines from the Godu in Hall second floor ramp out to the G parking lot and around. What looked like a Hawaiian luau turned into a musical Buffet. Jimmy Buffet slid into Harrisonburg after being caught in two snowstorms. His only statement concerning snow was limited to I hate that s— . Buffet scored points with students who agreed and captured the rest explaining, It s so good to be back in Virginia today. Buffet and the Coral Reefer Band opened with I Wish I Had a Pencil Thin Moustache , then followed it with his recent hit Son of a Son of a Sailor . Both hits had students standing on the folding chairs swaying to the music. For the ne. t hour and a half. Buffet moved through his old hits. Come Monday . Margaritaville . Song for The Children. Song for the World , and Le Chanson pour les Petits Enfants , all drew predictable applause from the Buffet fans. By the time Buffet finished, everyone in Godwin was standing. The Buffet concert featured J.D. Souther as opening act. Highlights of Souther ' s set included James Dean and his hit You ' re Only Lonely . Souther ' s act earned him an encore, a rarity for openers here. .Appearing on the stage by himself. Buffet delights the audience with his version of Gods Own Drunk . Two students dressed in their beach attire, anticipate the entry of the Coral Reefer Band. Jimmv Buffet! 29