An Early D.C. Stage For Musical Greats Has Quiet Last Call

Before they became limousine famous, Emmylou Harris and Bruce Springsteen played in a litany of run-down, no-name joints, where small, unsuspecting audiences got that rare chance to see, hear and touch undiscovered genius.
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Paul Schwartzman

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