Here's an awesome way to take in a magnificent and beautiful Jersey Shore sunset while relaxing and enjoying your favorite cocktail with family and friends this summer.
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Let’s work on figuring out how to create more “laid back” time and a whole lot less working time. Figuring out a way to eliminate worry, chasing the almighty dollar, and forgetting all the political babble should be the goal of every playlist created for the Gulf Coast Cowboy show. Wednesday nights are no exception. Join us for an hour of being totally mindless. If you like what you hear and find yourself enjoying the music, tell a friend, let us know what you like, and let’s make the music part of our cleansing of the mind!
Diana Condori, sometimes known as Tiki D, has a new way for Kansas City to enjoy some elaborate cocktails. Her pop-up concept,
Condor s Cove, is gaining traction and taking over evenings at a few favorite KC establishments. The pop up was originally meant to be a one-time event to say goodbye to one of Condori s favorite establishments, but the feedback she got was enough to make her run with the concept. Now, it seems the sky s the limit for Condor s Cove. Technically, Condor s Cove started this year, but the idea really kicked off when we had a farewell event for
Kenny Chesney
Old Blue Chair
French Kissing Life
Magic
Old Blue Chair (Ocean Mix)
Kenny Chesney may work the Jimmy Buffett mojo a little too hard on his CMA Award-winning album, When the Sun Goes Down. But he comes by it naturally, having vacationed at Myrtle Beach as a child and today owning a home in .
more »the U.S. Virgin Islands. Now comes his all-out island salute, Be As You Are (Songs from an Old Blue Chair), which surprises only in its concentration on the restorative vibe of beachfront life rather than the bikinis and rum-soaked nights. Intimate and subdued, the album gets mandatorily frolicsome on Guitars and Tiki Bars. But mostly it s a reflective look at the people, places, and passion that make up his south-of-the-equator equation. There are lovely moments here the cocktail swirl of Magic, the quiet eroticism of Something Sexy in the Rain, and the faraway ache of Somewhere in the Sun. Trouble is, Chesney, who wrote or cowrote all 13 tracks, ended u
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New York Times Sunday Business section, written and researched by Sammi Katz and illustrated in mock-retro-advertising style by Olivia McGiff. An online headline actually read “History of Tiki Bars and Cultural Appropriation.”
On its eternal quest to ruin innocent pleasures, the
Times is suffering a social justice hangover and is passing the headache to its readers. Meanwhile, 99% of the population will remain blissfully unaware they should beware of sipping on a Mai-Tai from a particularly racist mug.
It is an unquestionably difficult time for the hospitality industry. Every day, another restaurant shutters, one more bar pulls its steel gate down for good. Since its invention, one kind of watering hole has seen America through its most grueling times: the tiki bar.