Author name: Alex Quinn

Playlist for the Week of JUNE 19th – JUNE 22nd *NEW SUMMER HOURS* Wednesday & Thursday: 5 – 11PM Friday & Saturday: 5 – Midnight! A WEEK OF CELESTIAL JUKEBOX PERFORMANCES: VINYL ONLY EDITION! Please drop in and help us create a playlist (you pick, we play) from the 10,000 albums (all genres) in our […]

Playlist for the Week of JUNE 05th – JUNE 08th *NEW SUMMER HOURS* Wednesday & Thursday: 5 – 11PM Friday & Saturday: 5 – Midnight! 12 JUNE Wednesday 5 – 11pm JAZZ 101 We start with Ted Gioia’s wonderful book “The Jazz Standards”, pick a half dozen or so of the great songs (out of

Playlist for the Week of JUNE 05th – JUNE 08th *NEW SUMMER HOURS* Wednesday & Thursday: 5 – 11PM Friday & Saturday: 5 – Midnight! This is the week of the Deadcenter Film Festival, and we’ll be playing music from films all week to celebrate. Come join us before or after screening great cinema with

Playlist for the Week of MAY 29th – JUNE 01st 29 MAY Wednesday 7 – 10pm *OPENING LATE TO ACCOMMODATE AN EARLY PRIVATE EVENT* IN MEMORY MUSIC FROM THOSE WE’VE LOST IN THE PAST YEAR Memorial Day is supposed to honor those lost in the service of our country, although it’s now more widely celebrated

Playlist for the Week of MAY 22nd – 25th 22 MAY Wednesday 5 – 10pm ALPHABET SOUP – MUSIC FROM THE LETTER “T” Another nod to Sesame Street. Artists and Bands whose names start with “T”. T-Rex, Traffic, Robin Trower, George Thorogood, James Taylor, Billy Taylor, Tame Impala, Tears for Fears, Tedeschi/Trucks, Tammi Terrel, Tina

Playlist for the Week of Mar 6th – 9th 06 MAR Wednesday 5 – 10pm CLOSED FOR PRIVATE EVENT 07 MAR Thursday 5 – 10pm JAZZ 101 A recurring and popular SoundBar Feature, you pick from among of hundreds of Jazz Standardsfeatured in Ted Gioia’s phenomenal “The Jazz Standards: A Guide to the Repertoire”, we

Playlist for the Week of January 17 – 20 17 JAN 5 – 10PM BEN BAGLEY’S BROADWAY The Original Juke Box Hero Although you may never have heard of him, Bagley more or less invented the Juke Box Musical with productions of Cole Porter’s (not so famous) songs in the 50’s and 60’s. When box