Sportsmen's Tavern Tonight

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Aug 22nd 2005, 2:30pm By queenseyes

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Tonight at 9 pm at the Sportsmen's Tavern at Grant near Amherst Street, John Bacon Jr., Don Menza, and Bobby Jones will play the second of two nights promoting their new CD, Jack Rabbit, on Cadence Jazz Records. They played Sunday night at Le Metro (photo by Celia White) to a very enthusiastic crowd, and tonight's reprise should not be missed. The Sportsmen's Tavern is another one of those superb smaller venues for catching a show.

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