Hi,
And don't forget Billy Kretchmer's in the 60's. What a great place!
Fran
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> in the fifties and sixties, there were Pep's at Broad & Lombard and
> around the corner down the stairs was the Showboat. Everybody came to
> those two places. At the Showboat I remember seeing Miles Davis with a
> pick-up drummer by the name of Tony Williams who was then only 17 and
> too young to be there. That was about '63 and Davis played most of the
> night with his back to the audience. Pretty usual behavior then, if
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> Sande Knight
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> And let's not forget the Aqualounge, at 52nd and Locust, the best jazz
> spot in Philadelphia before the whole jazz scene moved to
> New York.
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> Gerardo Razumney
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