| 词条 | Bookies club 870 |
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}} An aging, long-in-the-tooth Dinner Club still functioning as a Bar, "Bookie's Club 870" (located at 870 West McNichols - aka. "6 Mile Rd." in Detroit, Michigan) came back to Life as a Local Detroit band (the Sillies, as mentioned below..) re-opened the Stage of this venue on a (for the moment) seemingly random schedule. 'The Sillies' members Scott Campbell & (Windsor, Ontario native) Vince Bannon added shows & events during these years, bolstering 'the scene'. Club Owner, *Bookie* Stewart was more than obliging for these added activities; for his revenues rose "in tandem" with the new attendances. For a cohesive, professional "snapshot" of many bands which played at 'Bookie's Club 870' in that era; visit the link below. All photos are CopyRight. Books are available. visit http://www.suerynski.com . http://www.bookiesclub870.com/history.html https://localwiki.org/detroit/Bookies_Club_870 . Bookie's Club 870, also known as simply "Bookie's" was a pivotal location for the development of an original alternative music scene in Detroit from early 1978 through 1981. Bookie's was Detroit's first and, for a while, only concert club for alternative/Punk rock bands. Bands which "played" "Bookie's Club 870" (.. and would go on to become well-known) include The POLICE, The ROMANTICS, JOHN CALE, ULTRAVOX, The SILLIES,The DEAD BOYS, and The DAMNED[1]. References1. ^{{cite book|last=Hannon|first=Sharon M. |title=Punks: a guide to an American subculture|publisher=ABC-CLIO|year=2010|page=34|isbn=978-0-313-36456-3}} ve) 1 : Culture of Detroit |
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