In what was billed as "Ilo & and the Coral Reefer Allstars," none other than the Coral Reefer himself, Jimmy Buffett made a surprise appearance in a show at high noon on Saturday, the third day of Bonnaroo. Truth be told, it wasn't all that surprising given the rumors of his appearance leading up to it but it was still a treat for Bonnaroo fans to wake up to the sounds of 'Margaritaville.'

"Well, it may not be the breakfast you're used to, but we're going to serve it," Buffett told the crowd -- hardly a traditional Parrothead audience -- as he launched into 'Cheeseburger in Paradise.' Running through several other classics and covers of the Grateful Dead's 'Scarlet Begonias' and Van Morrison's 'Brown Eyed Girl,' Buffett was mainly here to introduce his new protégé and discovery, Ilo Ferreira, a musician he found in an African cantina while en route to Mali a couple years ago.

On top of that, Buffett told reporters backstage that he wanted to keep track of his kids, who were here to see Phish and enjoy the festival. Speaking of Phish, Buffett fell asleep listening to the jam band's set on his bus last night to get ready for today's, um, early performance. "At Bonnaroo," he told Spinner backstage, "noon feels like eight in the morning." Top of the day to you, campers.