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BUFFALO
The Lafayette Tap Room. 391 Washington Street. Tel: 716-854-2466 [Contact: Joann Matleono. Winner of the 2002 Buffalo Music Awards
"Best Live Blues Venue". One Of Downtown Buffalo’s most Popular meeting places! we are committed to providing the finest in local and national Blues music. Great entertainment, fantastic food, friendly service, and always a good time. Be sure to try something from our award winning kitchen! Lunch specials daily and a great late night menu]
 
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EAST SETAUKET
Paula Jean's Supper Club. 130 Old Town Road, East Setauket, NY 11733. Tel: 631-751-LIVE
631-751-5483 [A place to come out for an evening with lively food and live music to match. We are the premier Supper Club on Long Island, presenting the very best local bands, top regional acts, and national recording artists in the blues area.]
HUNTINGTON
IMAC. 370 New York Ave. Tel: 631 549-2787 Fax: 631 549-9423 [Contact: Michael Rothbard. Former movie palace style theater converted into an intimate concert hall, in an acoustically perfect room where every seat has an excellent view. IMAC specializes in presenting Jazz, Blues, Folk, Americana and World musics. Most concerts occur on Fridays and Saturdays and run throughout the year]
MOUNT VERNON
The Bayou Restaurant. 580 Gramatan Avenue. Mount Vernon, NY 10552. Tel: (914) 668-2634
NEW YORK CITY
Arthur's Tavern. 57 Grove Street, Tel: 011-212-675-6879 [Contact: Reouven Barzilai. Straight ahead jazz, dixieland, classic swing, Chicago style blues, and funk. Live music nightly, no cover charge, historic jazz venue for over 55 years, light menu, open Tuesday through Saturday 6:30 p.m. to 3:00 a.m., Sunday and Monday 8:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m.]
Chicago B.L.U.E.S. 73 Eighth Ave.
(between 13th & 14th) Tel: 212) 924-9755 [Sun jam starts at 9pm
Mon - Thur set times 9pm/ 10:30pm/ 12am Fri & Sat set times 9:30pm/ 11pm/ 12:30am]
Terra Blues. 149 Bleecker Street, New York 10012. Tel: (212) 777-7776
[Terra Blues is a modern-day blues saloon on the second floor overlooking Bleecker Street in the heart of Greenwich Village. For Fifteen years it's arched ceiling has carried the sound of some of the best blues guitar players and singers from New York and around the country. Little Milton, Edgar Winter, Robert Lockwood Jr., Johnny Clyde Copeland, Phillip Walker, and The Holmes Brothers are among the names of the national acts that appear on Thursday nights.]
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