The Broken Drum was located at 327 Cedar Ave., Minneapolis This was a coffee house/jazz venue, from 1966 to 1967. Allan Holbert of the Minneapolis Tribune described it in an article about Coffeehouses on July 3,1966: Owner of the Broken … Continue reading →
The Bronco Bar was in Chanhassen. “Bulletin: Frontier in Chanhassen Announces the Opening of the Bronco Bar and Frontier Wines and Spirits (Package Store) For Your Convenience and Pleasure. MORE TO COME. Just the Beginning of a Great New Complex. … Continue reading →
Highway 13, Prior Lake. In August 1969 the bands featured included Gary Kent, Guy DeLeo, Lexie Johnson and Buddy White.
Continue reading →There appear to have been a lot of Brown Derbies in Minneapolis and St. Paul, not to mention the ones in New York and Hollywood. And Austin and South Dakota and Fargo. 340 MAIN AVE., ST PAUL The ad below, … Continue reading →
The Buckhorn Cafe was located at some unspecified location on Highway 12 in Long Lake. Judging from the ad below from 1947, I thought for sure there must have been some music – some cowboy music? [This is not to … Continue reading →
The Bull Pen was one of the best-remembered venues in Hopkins’ Opera Hall, located at 814-16 Mainstreet, Hopkins. The original address was Excelsior Ave., before the realignment of Excelsior Ave. when Highway 169 came through. This page will cover the … Continue reading →
The Bungalow Bar was located at 6221 – 56th Ave. No. in Crystal. It goes back to at least September 1951. From 1967 to 1969 they featured a nightly organist and a weekend piano lounge.
Continue reading →Bunny’s, 4730 Excelsior Blvd., St. Louis Park
Continue reading →The Burnsville Bowl was at 1200 E. Highway 13 in Burnsville – the northeast corner of Highway 13 and Minnegasco Road, as it was described when it was built in 1967. It was developed by the owners of the Maplewood … Continue reading →