Jimmy Buffett

"It's one thing to read about that in a motivational quote, and it's another to see someone living that up until their last day."

Biologists were thinking about Jimmy Buffett and margaritas when they made the discovery.

He turned his signature song into a business empire.

As the late, great Jimmy Buffett said, "It's five o'clock somewhere."

The singer's youngest daughter saw her father for who he really was in his final days: "A man whose spirit could not be broken."

The band and Jimmy have a released a few collaborations.

Bryan toasted Buffett's life and legacy with a performance of "Margaritaville."

"He had my grandfather’s twinkle in his eye to the end and he was very clear that the music, the party, and the good life was to continue with his robust optimism in tow."

Keith Urban stopped his show in Atlantic City to remember his friend Jimmy Buffett.

The build-up to the show and what started to happen afterward were quiet clues that his health was worse than he let on.

The two stars had a little-known connection.

He sure knew how to live the good life.

Buffett died "peacefully" on Friday night, according to a statement.

The two shared a friendship and a love for the ocean.

He turned his biggest hit into an empire.

Jimmy Buffett, the man who turned laid-back beach vibes into a "Margaritaville" empire has passed away at the age of 76.