Nightflying: Notes from the Pub

    I've been talking about it now for several months, and I'm happy to report that Dugan's Irish Pub has now opened in the River Market. The brainchild of Don Dugan (proprietor of Markham Street Grill), he built this new restaurant-club from scratch. Opening night was a madhouse…elbow to elbow…and there was a waiting line to get in.
    The jam amongst the several dozen musicians through the night was second to none, and I dare say set the stage for another fine music room in the Rock.
    During the building stage I was able to get a bunch of pictures, too, and in next issue I plan to have a sort of before/after photo spread.
    Dugan's is located at 403 E. 3rd. For bookings call Don or Adam between 2 and 4 p.m. weekdays.
    And on behalf of the entire state, thanks, Don, for bringing such a cool vision to The Altered State. To borrow your phrase, "May you always have a clean shirt, a clear consience, and enough coins in your pocket to buy a pint…"

    Midtown Billiards will once again be a site to behold on October 30 when Nightflying and The Point 94.1 team up to bring you the Rocky Horror Pickin' Show. The Crumbs will perform the entire soundtrack from the movie Rocky Horror Picture Show, bluegrass-style, of course.
We did this show last year, of course, and there was a jampacked crowd throughout the night. What's more, since the bands don't even start at the club until after midnight, this show will literally be on Halloween day, and I promise you this will be THE premier Halloween Party in The Altered State. Plan to get there early if you even want to get in the door, and come in costume, of course, for we'll have cash prizes for the Best Costume, The Weirdest Costume, The Sexiest Costume, and The Most Authentic from the Movie Costume.
    I caught a couple nights of Joey Farr & The Fuggins Wheat Band recently, and man, what a great band. A 3-piece outfit, they rock out with stuff that few bands can pull off, like authentic-sounding Pink Floyd pieces and some deeply rocking serious rock 'n' roll.
    We'll have a feature on Joey Farr in the near future as soon as I can catch up to him, as this is easily one of the hottest musicians to ever grace a stage in The Altered State. Quiet and unassuming, Joey gets sounds out of that 7-string guitar that will absolutely blow your mind. In fact, this band is so good that Midtown usually books them as a double night bill, unlike nearly anyone else.
    And as everyone in thebar bidness knows, Midtown is where the club crowd tends to congegate after their own places close, or as they like to advertise, where the club crowd like to come to get off after they've gotten off everywhere else…and that's really a fitting description.
    MidTown is open each and every day until 5 a.m.
    For bookings at MidTown, contact Conan at (501)372-7110 or email him at moeman03@comcast.net…….

    Rumba Revolution, aka The Rev Room, has been Rocking with a capital R. It's no wonder, either, since the club is owned by Chris King and Suzon Awbrey. These two have been promoting music and good times as long as I have known them - approaching a quarter of a century. They got their feet wet in the club bidness up in Northwest Arkansas, then moved to Central Arkansas when the River Market was first getting built, opening first Sticky Fingerz and then The Rev Room. And they're relatively sane, too…still…despite this long haul in the nightclub world.
    In the coming month look for the likes of Blitzen Trapper, Fruit Bats, Pearly Gate Music, The Gracious Few, American Bang, the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Tab, Lotus, Mux Mool, Wolf E. Wolf, Boombox, Pat Green, Filter, Ra Ra Riot, Villagers, Givers, Stoney Larue, Lord T & Eloise, Zodiac, Boom! Kinetic, School Boy Humor, and a lot more.
    Every Monday is Open Mic night, too, so all you wanna be rock stars can get a feel for that spacious stage and fine sound system.
    The restaurant side serves up delicious and authentic South Seas cuisine, has a full bar and a cool full-service outdoor deck facing the river, with live bands outside when the weather is right.
    For bookings contact Chris King at (501)372-1151…….

    Down at the other end of the Market is Sticky Fingerz Rock ‘n’ Roll Chicken Shack, the pairs' first LR nightclub.
    Many have asked if they aren't essentially competing with each other, and the answer is an emphatic no. Indeed, having the two venues actually tends to free them up. Used to be they'd have to pick and choose from the good acts coming through the region. Of course, they still do, but now are able to spread the musical cheer twice as far. Indeed, they may have a rock band in one club and a country act in the other simultaneously, allowing them to offer the public more that they could with merely one nightclub.
    Look for No Justice, Gold Diggin' Mothers (The Kings of Leon Tribute band), Whitey Morgan & The 78s, Dawes, The Romany Eye, Peter Wolf Cryer, Chuck Prophet, super party band The Gettys, The Mother Truckers, American Aquarium, The Felice Brothers, Adam Haworth Stephens and more.
    On October 29, is a gala double bill featuring Punkinhead and Shulertown, and if you've never seen Punkinhead make a point to catch this band. Truth is, Punkinhead was one of the top bands in the Altered State during the 90s. They were the SXSWNightflying showcase band, and wowed 'em in Austin. Anyway, they only get back together a couple times a year now, but when they do all that musical magic they have saved up between gigs comes pouring out. Don't miss this show.
    Sticky Fingerz is a smoker-friendly establishment, serves excellent food, has music nightly, and has a great outdoor patio as well.
    To reach the club call (501)372-7707, and for bookings call Chris King at (501)372-1151…….

    West End, out in prestigious Western Little Rock, is a very cool restaurant-club that draws the masses on a nightly basis. Open 7 days a week, they feature live bands, excellent food, a fine stereo and light system, a full and very bustling bar and frankly, a very cool mix of people who consider it their home away from home.
    I caught up with my old partner in crime Seth Freeman recently at West End and it was a hot time. Seth, of course, is an exciting guitar slinger and entertainer, and had just returned from a 7 week tour of Alaska (where he likes to play every Summer). A recording artist with a dynamic following, he has shared his music with folks from coast to coast and throughout Europe. He's one of those few who is destined to great things, and all you have to do is see him play to get what I'm talking about. Check him out while you can still see him locally.
    Coming to West End in the next several weeks are The Gettys, 6 Strings Down, Panic Switch, Tragikly White, Subdue, The Pop Tart Monkeys, Taylor Made, Mayday By Midnight, PG-13 - The Band, 7 Toed Pete and much more.
    And this year, on Halloween to be exact, they will host a huge Halloween Party, complete with over $1000 in cash and prizes for the best costumes.
    West End is a superb sports bar, too, with dozens of tvs of all sizes to show virtually every televised ball game of every kind.
    Check it out first chance you get…you'll thank me later…
    For bookings call (501)224-7665…….

    The White Water Tavern checks in this issue with a very fine musical line-up.
    In the coming weeks you can see Joyce Elliott, Otstanding Red Team, San Antokyo, The Salty Dogs, Mat Mahar, Dikki Du & The Zydeco Krewe, Mondo Drag, Rwake, The Hudson Falcons, Ray Brower's Body, Elf Power, The Sarah Hughes Band, David Kimbrough, Jr., Chooglin', Holy Ghost Revival featuring Monkhouse, Sweet Eagle, River City Tanlines, Kurt Vile & The Violaters, Nial, Ken Stringfello and more.
    The White Water is very much a legendary music room, having been a true live music venue now for around 4 decades. Consider just how much great vibes have been soaked up in those wooden walls during that time…it's scary to even think about.
    Live music is every Monday through Saturday. There are pool tables upstairs, and the kitchen serves up some excellent food for both lunch and dinner.
    There's a party room upstairs and a very nice outdoor garden for the tobacco-inclined…ahem…
    For bookings and directions call Matt White at (501)375-8400…….

    The Town Pump has quickly become a party central for Little Rock. For years many drove past it without noticing…hey, it was just another beer bar dive…there are lots of those…
    But since Dane Harris bought the place it's a whole 'nother story. He has extensively renovated the entire place, added a couple outside beer gardens, dramatically expanded the menu, added music to the mix and well, it's just a whole new party spot.
    In the coming weeks look for the Billy Jones, Rena Wren, Justinb Brucks, The Sinners & Winston Family Orchestra, Josh Smith, The Lyle Duddley Band, Kirk Gone Acoustic, J Roddy Walston & The Business, Wicked Good, The See, Ed Bowman & The Rock City Players, John Durham, Underclaire, Whale Fire, The Hi-Balls, Jason Hale, Greg Madden and more.
    Debbi T and Ts Tunes hosts karaoke every Tuesday as well.
    See the Sound pages for the dates and details.
    And of course there is football on screen whenever the games are on the field…especially any televised Razorback games.
    For bookings contact Dane at the club in the afternoons at (501)663-9987…….

        Grumpy’s Too checks in with a line-up of excellent musicians this month.
    I caught up to Matt and Olivia Lieblong ("Team Lieblong") the other night and had a real fine time. This duo does some off-the-wall music and is quite entertaining.
    Coming up in the next month are Tim Meitzen, Chris Henry, Olivia Burnett, Steele Jessup, Wes & Karl, Larue & Wagner, Jovan Arellano, Ryan Couron and Barrett Baber and a lot more.
    Grumpy's Too is a sports bar, as well, and there are "jillions of inches" of tv screens throughout the club showing virtually every game there is (probably simultaneously) on a nightly basis.
    What's more, there's never a cover charge at Grumpy's, even when they're doing one of their massive parties (like Mardi Gras, Cinco De Mayo, and St. Patrick's Day).
    For bookings at Grumpy’s Too call (501)225-3768…….

    Denton's Trotline checks in with yet again a very hot line-up of music. Actually, the Back Porch has quickly become one of the hottest party rooms in the state (a fact that probably drives the local church-crowd bananas…in a "dry county" no less…)
    In the coming weeks are DJ Chucky P., Jason Greenlaw & The Groove, Mister Lucky, Ryan Couron, a huge Halloween party with Roosterboy Michael Shipp, Typhoid Mary, Big John Miller and a lot more.
    Every Tuesday is Open Mic hosted by Big John and of course, he also hosts karaoke every Wednesday.
    Just take the Congo exit in Benton and the Trotline is right there next to I-30.
    If you haven't been to Denton's for a while, you owe it to yourself to pay them a visit.
    Bands looking for bookings should call Robert Denton at (501)315-1717 in the afternoons…….

    The Markham Street Grill checks in with their usual excellent line-up.
    It is open 7 days a week, features great live music, very fine food, excellent bar service, and a staff that will cater to your every need. (There's that temptation notion again…)
    It features free Wifi, a multitude of tv screens and serves up all things sports, and serves the full menu late into the night.
    Set to appear in the coming weeks are Ken Griffen, Daryl Harp (with his amazing steel drum ensemble), Joey Arata, Brown Sole Shoes, Penguin Dilemma, Tonya Leeks and Co., The Shannon Boshears Band and a lot more.
    See the Sound pages for all the listings and dates.
    Don Dugan is busting at the seams these days, as his new downtown location is nearly completed. We are told they should be kicking the doors open later this month.
    For bookings and information on both clubs call (501)224-2010…….

    Things have changed at Counterpoint since the recent ruling forbidding them to stay open beyond 2 a.m. Personally, I think someone wants to run them out of business so as to get that property. Now that the interstate work has been completed and the traffic flow has returned, let's face it, it's a prime piece of real estate and I'm thinking some of the powers-that-be are behind the continued harrassment of the club. Only time will tell, of course, but mark my words, if they end up having to close, you will see some major development there right away.
    Fact is, Counterpoint has finished their kitchen and is now serving food once again. They have revamped the club considerably, still have a great wooden dance floor and stereo and are planning to keep it as their club for as long as possible. Time will tell…
    For information and directions, call (501)771-5515…




In Hot Springs…
    Things get a bit slower in Hot Springs in the Fall. Of course, the touristy season generally drops off just after Labor Day. After all, it IS a National Park and all, and the families stop travelling in order to get Susie and Johnny back in school…not to mention many folks are more into hunting than vacationing this time of year.
    That's not to say that nothing's happening here, but the pace definitely becomes more relaxed in Spa City.
    I spent a real fine evening at The Big Chill recently, with the Joe Pitts Band recording a new live cd at the club. Joe's wife, Rhonda, who is an ace behind any sound board, was running the show and calling the personnel shots (she has a full-blown studio at home where the band has cut several of their award-winning records.) Various players sat in throughout the night, including Joe Marx, Mike Taber and John Calvin Brewer - the second of two recording evenings at the club - and the mood was decidedly upbeat. The crowd cooperated entirely, knowing they and their noise were going to be on an actual CD as the cheering section so-to-speak, and it was a real treat.
    It's always good at the club, but on these special occassions it's nothing short of remarkable.
    The Chill is open 7 days a week, with live music every night, and karaoke on Sundays.
    Set to appear in the coming weeks are Lightnin' Lee Langdon and David Ball, Jocko, Dave Almond, Ben Coulter, Dayton Waters, Hired Hands, Taber & Young, Unseen Eye, Levon Walkin & Roxie, Larry Pearson, Oona Love, Sarah Hughes, Brian Bearden, Trey Johnson & Dave Almond, and many more.
    Coming up on November 4 is a special Singer-Songwriter night that shouldn't be missed. Virtually all the folks who perform here are composers in their own right, anyway, so it makes sense that an evening should be set aside every now and then to highlight this fact.
    For bookings call Gina or David at the club at (501)624-5185…….

    I spent a fun evening at Odie's House of Blues listening - no - reacting to a show featuring Danny Smith & The Midnight Shuffle Kings. Danny is a natural guitar man and never fails to please.
    On this evening Greg Batterton was sitting in blowing the harps, and the two naturally inspired each other to higher and higher licks. Indeed, at one point they got to trading off and seeing if they could outdo each other…then relaxing and gelling into a very exciting 10-minute musical jam that had everyone in the room in the groove, and the other band members grinning from ear to ear.
    Coming up at the club are dates with The Terry Black Band, Clover Blue, John Calvin Brewer, the Midnight Shuffle Kings, The Hump Night Blues Band, Bow Legged Rooster, Crash Meadows and The Crossroads Band.
    And of course there's Odie's famous blues jam every Thursday featuring Hump Night, and every blues player is welcome to join in.
    And local folks will be happy to hear that Doug Prichard (the proprietor of Odie's and a top-notch chef) is back doing what he does best: arunning the show in the kitchen.
    For bookings at Odie's call at (501)620-3596…….

    Lucky's Bar & Grill checks in this month with a typically stellar list of players. Look for The NTO Band featuring Joe Marx, Jet 420, Raising Grey, After Eden featuring guitar slinger Tommy Roeck (Halloween weekend), The Billy Jones Revue, Terri & The Executives and much more.
    Lucky's is open 7 days a week, has great food for lunch and dinner, has a full bar, live bands on weekends, pool tables, arcades and a top-notch stereo system, and it's a rare smoker-friendly establishment so folks like reporters (Moi), can feel free to light up anything legal they choose to. (Not that many reporters tend to use anything illegal, mind you…I admit that I did try smoking marijuana once, but of course didn't inhale…after all I am trying to preserve my political viability should I ever run for president, you know…)
    There's never a cover charge at Lucky's, too, which is certainly appealing, especially for a reporter on a severely limited budget.
    For bookings call Mary Holt at (501)590-4772…….

    Capone's Ohio checks in with a fine roster of music. Watch for Jeff Williams and Texarkana, Acoustic Eden, Levon Walkin & Roxie and more.
    The word is that the club will soon be changing hands, too. Come December Mike Pettey will be taking the reins, and has many plans for the Ohio…especially to really promote the historical significance of the room.
    More on this as it materializes.
    For bookings call (501)627-0702…….

        Maxine's has a full roster in store for the coming weeks. Look for the likes of One-Eyed Doll, Brother Andy & His Big Damn Mouth, The Red River, Doug Burr, Manahans, Chase Pagan, Brian Martin, The Dex Romweber Duo, Andrew Anderson, Paul Sammons releasing a cd project, Adam Faucett & The Tall Grass, Free Micah, The Vidrines, Itinerant Locals, The Mockingbird Hillbilly Band, The Jeffersons, Cletus Got Shot, Death on Two Wheels and a lot more.
    For bookings call (501)321-0909…….

In Fort Smith…
    Another Summer season has come and gone in the Fort, and things are settling down for the cooler weather of the next several months. Most of the outdoor venues have begun to roll it up in preparation for the 'indoor' season that will be upon us all too soon, but what a Summer it has been.
    The Rib Room once again packed them in on a nightly basis, and the club's second season is drawing to a close. Indeed, there are just a couple more shows this year in the Beer Garden. On October 17 will be American Bang with A Good Fight in concert, and I think Bill Neumeier plans a Thanksgiving weekend show or two if the weather allows. (They did last year, anyway…)
    All's I can say is Thanks, Bill, for bringing your dream to life and sharing with us. We are all richer because of your efforts, as is the city of Fort Smith itself.
    For bookings and info call Bill at (479)494-RIBS…….

    I caught a fine show at R. Landry's featuring Sarah Hughes and Carter Sampson and it was superb. Both these ladies are ultimately strong performers by themselves, and when they team up, watch out.
    Fact is, Dori and Natalie of Landry's have a penchant for arranging great shows between seemingly unrelated musicians. Their Women In The Round programs are musically delicious every time (as is their food…genuine New Orleans cuisine that's better than a lot of what I've had actually in the Crescent City…)
    The club checks in with a typically excellent music menu for the coming weeks: Brandon White, The Tiffany Christopher Band, Acoustic Refugees, Pope County Bootleggers, JoJo Mas, the amazing Tom Ware & The Smiling Dogs, The Chris Cameron Band, Automatic Writing, Candy Lee, some guy named robb, Grant Pierson & Steve Dufrense, Brian Martin, Oreo Blue, Jones 'n' Leah, Aaron Durham, Tyrannosaurus Chicken, Carter Sampson & Joe Mack and a bunch more.
    In addition, on October 24 the club will host an Unknown Legends Musicians Fundraiser, featuring Oreo Blue, Grant Pierson, The Tom Ware Band and The Chris Cameron Band. Proceeds will go to the Unknown Legends Musicians Relief Fund, a non-profit aid group established to assist musicians and their loved ones when excrementum occurrum (shit happens). All donations are 100% tax deductible and will go to assist them amongst us who have fallen on hard times. It's a very worthy cause, and all donations are 100% tax deductible. Remember that when you're looking for some write-offs...
    To reach R. Landry's by phone, call (479)783-2505…….

    Hero's checks in with a healthy roster of music for the coming weeks: The Crumbs, Super Smashed Brothers, Timtayshun, Ripple Affect (not the kind of Ripple Affect we had with the wine by that name back in college), Billy Andrews, Season Of The Witch, and more.
    This nightclub is open 7 days a week, has good bar food, arcades, pool tables, and a full always well-stocked bar, and these days is showing all televised football on that big-screen.
    And I don't know how they do it, but their corn dogs and tacos are the best I've ever had anywhere, anytime, anyhow.
    For bookings at the club call (479)784-5055…….

    Over at Old Town, Mike and Cindy's other nightclub, things are going along great guns.
    Appearing in the coming weeks are Copesetic, Cadillac Jackson, Greg, Jessie and Gabe, Mas Agua, 10-Cent Hat, The Matt Dodd Trio, and more.
    Every Tuesday is Open Mic, Wednesday is Tom Ware & Friends, Thursday is Singer-Songwriter Night, and Happy Hour is every day (4-9).
    For bookings call (479)782-1999…….

    The Hangin' Judge Saloon has gotten back to featuring live bands - finally! On the bill in the coming weeks are Dorian Cross (solo), Terri & The Executives, Little Zero Gone Was Here, Larry Pearson, Matt Wilson, Knee Deep, The Gary Hutchison Trio, Josh Thomas, S.I.C., Matt Wilson, George Hughen, and a lot more.
    For bookings call (479)494-0000…….

    Webby D's is one of the most happening clubs on the avenue, as I have witnessed the last several times I've ventured to The Fort.
    In the next several weeks look for Chris Chism, 3 Cent Genius, Quadrajet, Square One, Cloud 9, S.I.C. (Self Inflicted Chaos), The Super Smashed Brothers, The Gary Hutchison Trio and more.
    Webby D's is open every day, with a great bar, multiple pool and billiards tables, arcades and live music on most days.
    And every Thursday is Gabe Cunningham and Roger Jones working out acoustically.
    And every Sunday is H.H.A.D.L. (Happy Hour All Day Long)…
    Webby Ds is a so-called private club, but membership fees are nominal at best (or worst, as the case may be), and allow you to drink on Sunday despite being in the Bible Belt.
    For bookings call (479)651-7555…….

    Bordertown, at 7000 Highway 71, has great music line-up in the coming weeks.
    Set to appear are The Hankster, Randy Magness, Cloud 9, Buddy Cantrell, Gary Hutchison and John Magness, Joe Pierson, Tabitha Graves, Brandon Harrera, The Bannister Brothers Band, and a lot more.
    Plus, the food at Bordertown is really excellent. If you, like me, eat out a lot, give this place a try. You won't regret it one bit.
    Bordertown has a huge outdoor beer garden, a couple full bars, and a welcoming ambiance.
    For bookings call (479)646-4900…….

    Second Street Live checks in with a strong line-up: Look for Lori McKenna, Mark Erelli, Ethel, Jim Cosgrove & The Hiccups, Switchback and Will Mendenhall.
    Check out secondstreetlive.com for many more details and dates, and to keep up with this burgeoning music venue.
    And call (479)719-8783 for details…

In NW Arkansas…
    This mountain college town is rocking these days. Of course, with all the great musicians of the area, not to mention the scads of fine venues, added to the enormous population of folks who lust for hard-core partying, it just makes sense, you know?

    Bikes, Blues & Barbecue rolled on down the road after a most successful year. They're saying that upwards of 300,000 folks crowded in that region for the 5-day festival (not to mention tens of thousands of bikes and all things related).
    All I know is that some of those motorcycles cost more than my house and farm (!)…thing is, bikes of that ilk aren't really ridden…rather, they're trucked there in air-conditioned trailers and trucks and put on display a few times a year.
    Such is life between the fast lanes…

    Set to appear in the coming weeks at George's are Todd Snider, Boris Silva, NAE, Neta Band, RJ Mischo, The Pope County Bootleggers, Benjamin Del Shreve, Silverstone, Inner 61, Grand Façade, Cadillac Jackson, Jimbo Mathus, George McConnell, Pat Green, Earl & Them (The Cate Brother Band), Boombox, Mountain Sprout, Filter, Ryan Bingham, The Rustlanders, Ben Rector, Drew Holcomb, Big Uns, the Punkinhead Reunion, Shulertown, Andy Frasco, Ryan Montbleau, Galactic, Perpetual Groove, Nelo, The Nace Brothers, The Ben Miller Band, Evans Blue, Taddy Porter, Big Gigantic, Ryan Montbleau, Galactic, Nelo, Casey Donahew, Ultra Suede, Angry Patrick…and believe it, a whole bunch more. (How DO they do this?!)
    Congrats to George's and all involved for the achievement…it is the oldest nightclub in Arkansas…
    For bookings contact Brian or Harold at (479)527-6618…….

    The next time you see George's proprietor Brian Crowne give him your best hug, for he suffered a terrible tragedy during the weekend of Bikes, Blues and BBQ. His brother Nicky was hit by a car and killed. Thing is, Nicky had a serious accident about 5-6 years ago and never really recovered, and the family is devastated - to say the least - as this was just the final chapter of a difficult period of years. Our sincere prayers are with the entire family…

    The Smoke & Barrel Tavern checks in this issue with a very fine list of performers. Look for Sarah Hughes, Grown Folks, A+Setup, Hosta, Taifas, Miniature Colossal Men, Cletus Got Shot, Scott Leeper, The Matt Smith Group, Mondo, Drag, Voyagers, Holy Monster, Gnome Chomsky (as The Misfits,) The Memphis Pencils (as The Beatles), Arrowhead Project (as ZZ Top), Lucio (as Biggie Smalls) Andy Frasco, and much more.
    In addition, on Halloween they are showing two movies: The Walking Dead and Rocky Horror Picture Show.
    The Smoke & Barrel is open for your party pleasures every day and night.
    For bookings call (479)521-6880…….

    With the cool weather many of the outdoor spots have essentially shut down for the season, but there are still many music rooms going.
    At Jose's look for Red Ambition, Cassette, Sarah Hughes, Durham, The Joe Giles Band and Cousin Eddie.
    After this the music will appear here on a hit-and-run basis, weather permitting.
    For bookings and information call (479)521-0194…….

    Herman's Rib House has ended their Summer music program, as have most all the places that only have music outside.
    But rest assured Herman's will be serving up their very fine barbecue all Winter long.
    For informaion call (479)442-9671…….

    Mojo's Pints and Pies has become a premier music room. On the bill in the coming weeks are Derek Van Lynn, John Shorter, Loose Change featuring Bill Dollar, Madam Ren Lovely, Ripples, Sauce Pocket, Charliehorse, Choooch & The Sidehill Gougers, Pope County Bootleggers and more. And every Wednesday it the Johnny Arredondo Quartet for the weekly jazz 'Sit-In', and all real jazz players are welcome to join in.
    The food is excellent and the room is quite comfortable.

    The Greenhouse Grille is doing a lot of live music.    On the bill in the next several weeks are Shannon Wurst with Teresa Storch and Kim Richards, Drew Packard Ultimatic, harpist Beth Stockdell (a real harp, as opposed to a harmonica), Paul McGowen, Clarke Beuhling, The Sarah Hughes Duo, Walter Savage Jazz, Hog Town Hot Club with Jim 'I'll pick you up off the road since it's raining' Greason, Candy Lee & The Sweets, Carter Sampson, Alex Lewis Duo, Pat Pathoumthong, Fork & Knife, Matt Smith and Miles Ralston.
    The Greenhouse Grille is located at 318 So. Archibald Yell in Fayetteville. To reach them by phone call (479)444-8909…….

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