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'''The Cane Break | [[Image:Cane Break ad.jpg|right|thumb|221px]] | ||
'''The Cane Break''' was a restaurant and live music venue located at 1924 [[4th Avenue North]]. It was owned by [[Bob Cain]] and featured the house band [[The Cain Breakers]]. The menu featured char-broiled steaks and lobster. Jacket and tie was required. | |||
In [[2009]], musicians who played at the Cane Break and the [[Sho-Boat Lounge]] reunited for a performance at [[2009 City Stages|City Stages]]. | In [[2009]], musicians who played at the Cane Break and the [[Sho-Boat Lounge]] reunited for a performance at [[2009 City Stages|City Stages]]. | ||
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*[http://www.birminghamrewound.com/features/NightclubGuide(10-69).jpg Advertisement] circa October 1969, via [[Birmingham Rewound]] | *[http://www.birminghamrewound.com/features/NightclubGuide(10-69).jpg Advertisement] circa October 1969, via [[Birmingham Rewound]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Former restaurants]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Supper clubs]] | ||
[[Category:Former nightclubs]] | |||
[[Category:4th Avenue North]] | [[Category:4th Avenue North]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:40, 8 August 2012
The Cane Break was a restaurant and live music venue located at 1924 4th Avenue North. It was owned by Bob Cain and featured the house band The Cain Breakers. The menu featured char-broiled steaks and lobster. Jacket and tie was required.
In 2009, musicians who played at the Cane Break and the Sho-Boat Lounge reunited for a performance at City Stages.
External links
- Advertisement circa October 1969, via Birmingham Rewound
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