Here is a fun, very hard to find vintage 1995 size MEDIUM T-Shirt--and please read the measurements below- from JIMMY BUFFETT'S Barometer Soup Tour. Perfect for a Parrothead!

This dark olive green T-Shirt is in pre-worn condition with some wear at the collar and seams, but still for its age, in nice condition with no holes or stains.

It measures 21 inches across the chest measured under the arms and from the back of the neck band to the bottom hem is 30 inches making this T-Shirt a comfortable size MEDIUM or a tight size LARGE so please know your size! (Since the shirt is older, this is an old school size, so it would be better as a MEDIUM even through the neck tag says large.)

On the FRONT of the shirt, a vintage looking graphic that has a little bit of scaring. On the BACK of the T-Shirt, the cities and dates of the concert tour with only 19 cities.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Buffett

Pageonelit.com: I read that you wrote Barometer Soup at the public library in Key West. Is that true? And was Carl Hiaasen singing in the background on The Ballad of Skip Wiley?

Jimmy Buffett: Yes, Barometer was written in Key West and I did spend many hours at the library there. Every song on that album has a literary connection. As for Carl signing? He was clapping.

Pageonelit.com:I love the album Barometer Soup. Where'd you get the name?

Jimmy Buffett: Mark Twain. If you're gonna borrow, borrow from the best. Actually Herman Wouk had told me about a story and it just was a great metaphor. You know, as a writer, I'm more of a listener than a writer, cuz if I hear something I will write it down. And that was such a great metaphor and it sort of summarized where I've sort of been. I'm a big follower and reactor to weather. So, this thing sort of hinged on that whole title.