Word: clubbings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...five years, 1369 Jazz Club has been home to some of the top local and national jazz artists and a loyal and knowledgeable crowd. A court decision means that the club will be leaving its spot later this month and the owners are hoping to find a new location nearby. But whatever the outcome of search for a new spot, the 1369 Jazz Club will be remembered if members of Boston's Cine Research have their...
...group is in the process of filming as a documentary about the history of the club to honor the bar's love of jazz and seeming lack of concern for the more material side of running a business...
Broadman said that he and John Bishop, who is the director for the film, have been working with owners of the 1369 Jazz Club to portray the culture of jazz as it is reflected in the Cambridge night spot...
...documentary will feature live performances by unknown musicians as well as by more famous artists such as Archie Shepp, Mel Lewis, Joanne Brackeen and Steve Lacy as they appeared at the club...
More striking than the potential annual profit is the spectacular appreciation in the resale value of most clubs. Case in point: North Carolina's Durham Bulls, the Class A farm club of the Atlanta Braves featured in Bull Durham. Durham Businessman Miles Wolff bought the hapless Bulls for $2,500 in 1979. Today the team would sell for about $1 million. The Class AA Harrisburg Senators of Pennsylvania were unloaded for $45,000 in 1980 and are currently valued at some $1.5 million. Ten years ago, even Triple A clubs could be picked up for $50,000. Now they...