Re: [Harp-L] Hippest Musician's Towns
Yeah! I llived in Charlottesville in the early 80's, saw Muddy at a little dive called the Mine Shaft. Great college town, Dave Matthews Band was being born right around then in c-ville....
Talking about small cities, I mentioned Harrisburg, another is Columbus, Ohio. They've got a GREAT bar there called Blues Station, I saw a number of great national acts there last year (Lockwood Jr, Ronnie Brooks, etc). They have a great jam, great staff, excellent atmosphere. And that's where Buckeye is held too.
Bill Hines
Hershey, PA
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From: "Johnny Bishop" <bjohnnybb@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Being from Charlottesville, and having lived the last 12 years in Richmond
> before moving to New England,
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> I would definitely take Richmond off of the hippest anything list. However,
> Charlottesville in the late 60's thru late 80's
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> was incredible.
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> Johnny
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