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'''Grundy's Music Room''' was a jazz club owned by [[Jerry Grundhoefer]] located at 1924 [[4th Avenue North]] downtown. The club featured the [[Grundy's Trio]] with [[Laura Washington]] as weekend regulars and held an open jam session on Monday evenings.
'''Grundy's Music Room''' was a jazz club owned by [[Jerry Grundhoefer]] located at 1924 [[4th Avenue North]] downtown. The club featured the [[Grundy's Trio]] with [[Laura Washington]] as weekend regulars and held an open jam session on Monday evenings.



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Grundy's Music Room was a jazz club owned by Jerry Grundhoefer located at 1924 4th Avenue North downtown. The club featured the Grundy's Trio with Laura Washington as weekend regulars and held an open jam session on Monday evenings.

Grundhoefer opened the club in 1979, moving to a larger space a year later. Notable performers at Grundy's included Buddy Rich, Count Basie, Maynard Ferguson, Buddy Guy, Sun Ra, Koko Taylor, Johnny O'Neal, Royce Campbell, Clark Terry and numerous others. The club closed in 1992 when Grundhoefer was diagnosed with cancer. He continued to host jam sessions at Marty's until his death in 1997.