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Chicago St. Pub
Welcome to Chicago St. Pub
Chicago St. Pub has been a staple for drinking and dining in downtown joliet for many years now. Known for our excellent menu including: soups, salads, a variety of sandwiches, traditional Irish Fare, daily lunch specials and a wide selection of beer, liqour and wine.
In addition to a great menu, the quality of entertainment and special events has made chicago st. a number one night-time option in recent years. We take pride in the fact that we are Joliet's Premiere Music Venue for Live ORIGINAL Music. Check out our calendar of events.
We hope to see you soon.
John & Mike
"Go Raith mi Agat"
("Thank you very much")
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 | Drum Instructor
Barret Harvey returns from month
long tour of japan!
Barret returns from the far east with a new love for the culture & people of japan & a few new "toys" from yamaha! Barret has been endorsed by the yamaha drum company for years now, but this tour of japan w/ the trinity dance company was his first opportunity to visit the place where all things yamaha are conceived & put into practice. As if the royal treatment from the president & staff of the company weren't enough, barret was taken to the main yamaha factory & given the opportunity to design & help build a "barret harvey custom" snare drum, which he will be playing in upcoming performances.
WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE: BARRET IS NOW TEACHING AT BRANDOLINO'S ENCORE MUSIC CENTER!!!!! |
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Welcome to Louie's Chophouse & Banquets-Shorewood
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Enjoy Casual Dining at its Finest! Louie's Chophouse proudly offers the finest selections of steaks and chops butchered daily along with the freshest seafood in town. Our family is here to serve you and your family with the best service and our unique culinary style. We would like to extend our hospitality and professional services to assist you with any special occasions, parties or personal needs you might have. Our Banquet Rooms hold from 20 to 300 guests for events from Corporate Meetings & Dinners to Bridal/Baby Showers, Christenings and Rehearsal Dinners to Wedding Receptions, Anniversaries and Retirement parties.
Enjoy Live Entertainment every Thursday, Friday, & Saturday. Every Thursday enjoy $5 Flavored Martinis while Peter Oprisko sings your favorites from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Bennet and many more.
Serving YOUR Family is OUR Family Business!!! |
http://www.louieschophouse.com |
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Whether You Like Your Music With a Pop, Or a Cool
R&B Dance Groove, NoJo Delivers The Best in Pop,
Motown, R&B, Rock and Jazz Covers. The Show
Features a Big Variety of Music. It's a Party. It's
All About Good Music and Good Times...........NoJo |
 | Truly a Dear Friend of Bobby Brandolino. Thanks for your support Dave. You know what you are! 2008 Blues Music Awards Nominee: Dave Riley
"Travelin' the Dirt Road" -- Acoustic Album of the Year
Born in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, guitar player/singer/songwriter DAVE RILEY spent his formative years playing and singing Gospel music. He moved to Chicago's west side as a teenager living near Maxwell Street and it's vibrant Blues scene.
After joining the army he played in a military band traveling from base to base entertaining the troops and opening USO shows. In the mid-90s Riley met Blues legends Sam Carr, Frank Frost, and John Weston. They formed a friendship and a musical bond which lead Riley back to the Delta and back into Blues full time.
In the spring of 2007, Dave joined with producer/harmonic player Bob Corritore to create TRAVELIN' THE DIRT ROAD on the Blue Witch Records label. The release includes10 original tracks of powerful downhome blues including 8 Dave Riley compositions and two ("I'm Not Your Junkman" and "Doggone Blues") written by his friend (and former bandmate) the late John Weston. Dave and Bob met three years ago and quickly became fast friends and musical collaborators. They have a natural blues chemistry with Riley's gritty Mississippi vocals and downhome blues guitar and Corritore's passionate, full-toned harp playing and the result is a musical joy and exuberance all too seldom heard.
www.daverileybluesman.com
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