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In article <schaferDrrqn8.Kw9@netcom.com>, schafer@netcom.com (Lenny
Schafer) wrote:

> Moved to the area a little over a year ago and found two good 70's/80's
> dance bars in Sacramental:  Charlie Brown's "Twist and Shout" and L. J. 
> Grinns at the Red Lion.
> 
> Alas, Charlie Browns closed down to convert into a Brew Pub (burp) and 
> now L.J. Grinns is so packed, a 45 min. line starts to form Fri/Sat. night 
> as early as 8:30 pm.
> 
> Anyone know of any other good disco/R&B dance bars for the 25yr old + crowd
> around town?  Or am I gonna have to buy a pair of Texas shit-kickers and 
> learn to love hayseed, Lone Star Beer?  Yyii-haw!
> 
> San Francisco Lenny
> 
> (Country singin' "I'm so stupid I broke my own heart.  H. E. A. R-R. T....")
> -- 
> "From each according to his abilities,
>  To each according to her needs."
>                 Mrs. Karl Marx


I'm trying to remember which classic-country singer said "Line dancin' is
for people to prove they can chew gum and stomp snails at the same time." 

- What radio stations do you listen to?  Most of the big stations in town
have live-remote nights, or nights where a DJ shows up and does call-ins
to the station, gives out T-shirts and CDs, etc. The music will match the
format of the station.