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October 27, 1999
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- Music, City Slang Dec 4, 2002
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Holy roller
Clutch Cargo's, housed in a former church, is a 1,400-person capacity club that books a variety of national big-name acts during the week. On Saturday nights, the club is a four-level entertainment megaplex, offering up live swing and rockabilly in the lower level martini lounge, retro alternative on the main level, old-school funk on the third level, and techno and electronica in the tippy-top spaces.
- Music, City Slang Oct 27, 1999
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St. Andrew's Hall
The venerable Detroit institution known as St. Andrew's Hall, has played host to just about every conceivable punk, hard-core, new wave, no wave, alternative and anything in between band that's come down the new music pike since 1980. With a capacity of 1,000, and a balcony ringing the upstairs leve, there's an opportunity to see from every angle. Friday and Saturday nights are host to three floors of fun, with a potpourri of DJs' and live acts.'
- Music, City Slang Oct 27, 1999
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Coming up
The Shelter hosts a lineup of national and local touring bands that are not quite popular enough to play upstairs in St. Andrew's Hall. The venue provides an invaluable opportunity to check out fledgling alt-rock bands before they hit the 'big time.' An added bonus is the pool table, where bands have been known to shoot a few rounds before taking the stage.
- Music, City Slang Oct 27, 1999
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Get to know Jac
Jacoby's is a slice of old Detroit nestled in the rapidly dwindling neighborhood known as Bricktown. A beirgarten dating to 1904, the cozy bar offers up tin-ceilinged charm along with sauerkraut and brats. An added attraction in the tiny upstairs has been live music on many weekend nights, featuring some of the best local bands in an undeniably intimate setting.
- Music, City Slang Oct 27, 1999
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Underground chic
The Mill Street Entry, located in the lower level of Clutch Cargo's, aspires to be one of the premier cigar-and-martini lounges in Metro Detroit. What sets it apart is its Vegas-style stage set-up, featuring an emcee and live acts ranging from rockabilly to big band swing, Saturday nights.
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