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| − | The "dueling piano sing - a- long" format probably had its modern origins at Pat O'Brien's in New Orleans. The music of choice was Dixieland, 40's, and 50's music. The true roots surely go back further than that because as long as there has been at least one person to lead a song, there has almost always been someone to sing, or howl along. |
+ | The "dueling piano sing - a- long" format probably had its modern origins at Pat O'Brien's in New Orleans. The music of choice was Dixieland, 40's, and 50's music. The true roots surely go back further than that because as long as there has been at least one person to lead a song, there has almost always been someone to sing, or howl along. --howlatthemoon.com |
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| − | This place is pretty cool. The performers/piano players were pretty good and fun. I'm not sure this is a 'Dueling' piano bar for lack of piano dueling. The place was a little small and seating/standing room is limited. You can call ahead for reservations but you must get dinner there. Friday and Saturday night are busy so I would recommend getting there early if you want a table. |
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Latest revision as of 20:48, 15 December 2005
The "dueling piano sing - a- long" format probably had its modern origins at Pat O'Brien's in New Orleans. The music of choice was Dixieland, 40's, and 50's music. The true roots surely go back further than that because as long as there has been at least one person to lead a song, there has almost always been someone to sing, or howl along. --howlatthemoon.com