I stayed in a room that had a balcony, overlooked the pool, and had an in room bathroom. The inside of the house is eclectic with glass blown sculpture, Native American artifacts, and beautiful rugs.
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To open the front door you have to turn the key and the handle at the same time which made it tricky with full hands. Parking is plentiful in the area and they have parking passes on a first come first serve basis. Guests are not allowed to visit to help with other guests privacy and if you do have someone over you're asked to escort them out. When you get to the house you have to ring the buzzer to be let in. Capitol Hill is a walkable and charming neighborhood. It was my first time in Seattle and I loved the location. The Clermont Hotel, home of the sleaziest titty bar in Atlanta, the Clermont Lounge, is right down the road and the area used to be ate up with hookers before the yuppification of the area ruined the.uh.ambiance.I stayed here by myself in August for one night. It's been there since 1929 and the clientele could best be described as "eclectic". Shell from Riverdale, Ga"I thought back to a late-night in an Atlanta diner where I was eating and watched this out-of-focus business man trying to pick up a hooker." Betcha a dollar to a doughnut it was The Majestic on Ponce de Leon Ave.Jimmy tells us this every time he is on stage in the great ATL. Bosco from Atlanta, GaThis song was written in piedmont park in Atlanta.Hurt lets out a big laugh when the nurses sing along before he "goes under". Just before he goes under anesthesia, the surgeon plays this song, knowing that it is one of the Hurt's charcter's favorites to have on while HE was operating on a patient. William Hurt plays a heart surgeon who has to have a life-saving throat cancer surgery.
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Ken from Louisville, KyThis song was used in the movie "The Doctor".Its different then songs of today by liek a Fergie or someone. Maggie from Waynesville, OhIts a song obviosly about sex but unlike other songs nobody feels pressured into having sex.I just returned from Margaritaville and this is one of my current anthems. Jimmy was one of his favorite performers and this song was a fitting tribute to my bro's love of life. But the real meaning of the song and its irreverance hit home when I walked into my brother's memorial service a few years ago and it was blasting from the sound system. Dennis from Turner, MeAlways loved this satire.Anyway, I have several Buffett albums on 8-track, and on at least one, "Why Don't We Get Drunk" is one of the songs, and whenever I play Jimmy Buffett on a road trip (which is often), "Why Don't We Get Drunk" and "A Love Song from a Different Point of View" (which is basically the same song with slightly different lyrics), Serena (my girlfriend) always substitutes the F-word for "screw". Darrell from EugeneWhenever I go on a road trip, I always take my 1978 Dodge Magnum, but that's kind of off the topic.Sittin' in the Marriot Hotel one late afternoon, early one morning, I don't know, watching this lady of the evening try to pick up a salesman from Tuskogee, Alabama." Gary from Morgantown, WvFrom the 1978 album, "Live! You Had To Be There," Jimmy said, ".right here in Atlanta, Georgia, where the whole nucleus of this next song came from.Jon Isaacson from Tower, MnI think the lyrics use the phrase "snuff queen," not "snow queen." It's a country musician term for groupies.Sure enough at the next JB concet I attended, Jimmy made reference to my story. Years later saw Utley in Catlina (So Cal), bought his cd and told him the story. My young son heard and it said yea! Let's get drunk at school, I started to correct him, but thought better of it. Barb from Meadow Vista, CaI used to crank up the stereo and clean house, but when this song came on, I ran to turn it down.I offended about 3000 Southern Baptists and got my name in the paper. Thomas from Somerville, AlI was fired on the spot for playing this song on the radio.Unfortunately, the bar owner was an alcoholic drinking up too much of the profits, and the bar closed by 1980. Often they'd get serenaded by this song as they went out the door. Sometimes a couple would "get lucky" and leave early. They always played "Why Don't We Get Drunk" at least once per evening, with the patrons always singing along. There were two guys, "Paul and EB," that played acoustic music (that's right, they couldn't afford amps) on Thursdays through Saturdays. Pat from Albuquerque, NmIn the mid-70s, a bunch of us used to frequent the Gaslight Inn on the South Side of Indianapolis.
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