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His commercial fortunes improved in the mid-'90s with a series of Top 10 albums on Jimmy Buffett's custom imprint, Margaritaville (also the name of Jimmy Buffett's store). Carnival was the soundtrack to an adaptation of Herman Wouk's Don't Stop the Carnival and an interesting stylistic diversion for the singer. In 1999, Jimmy Buffett launched Jimmy Buffett's own Mailboat imprint, ending a long association with major labels. (The Margaritaville imprint was released through Island Records). He also runs Radio Margaritaville, a free-form, 24-hour Internet radio station.
At the 2003 CMA Awards in Nashville, Jimmy Buffett Shoreline Amphitheatre tickets and Jackson opened the show with "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere." After winning the vocal event award later that night, Jimmy Buffett Shoreline Amphitheatre tickets noted, "It was about 31 years ago that I came to this town to pursue my musical madness, and I've never won anything for anything, and it's great to do it here."
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