Boulder's Home Of The Blues

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Posted on Dec 9, 2008
Name: JVonD Website: Visit	BURP!
Posted on Nov 18, 2008
Name: Lisa McCall Website: Visit	What a Wonderful time we had performing at the New Blues & Greens on November 13, 2008!! We were warmly welcomed and taken care of the entire night, only in the tradition that we had heard from by other who had graced the stage there. The new sound system and your soundman (Scotty) were everything we had expected from ya’ll. Nothing but Outstanding and Professional!! It made our hearts glow, knowing that the Blues is alive and very well support by everyone involved!! Thanks Dan for the Booking we are grateful. Hopefully you’ll have us back.. With all our Luv, Your Blues Sista,, Lisa McCall, The Lethal Lisa McCall Band.
Posted on Oct 31, 2008
Name: George Whitesell Website: Visit	I had a great time performing at the Boulder Outlook last weekend. Thanks Dan! I was looking back at our schedule and the Outlook was the first place we played in 2008 and the last place we played in 2008! What a GREAT way to start and finih an exceptional year for George Whitesell & his All Stars featuring Jill Watkins! See you in 2009! Thanks!
Posted on Oct 22, 2008
Name: Patrick	Been a huge Blues fan for 30 years and just found the Outlook. Thanks for bringing the blues to Boulder. Great place to see live music many nights a week. Then you have Dan who brings it all to us with Honey cheering all the way. Then all the Friends that stop by and one of the best help staffs I ever seen and it seems like a family and there having FUN! Thanks Again - Will be there often!
Posted on Sep 14, 2008
Name: Tom Ivan	Great club. Good food. The seating is actually comfortable and functional compared to traditional "dive" blues bars. How they can keep bringing in these fantastic local artists and national acts at such a great price, I don't know, but I hope they can do this forever! You get an intimate club experience where the exchange between the band and audience is encouraged and preserved. You get to meet the artists during their break.
Posted on Sep 9, 2008
Name: maria008	Boulder's Home Of The Blues and jazz sessions are a very fun way to end the weekend. Musicians gather 'round on the small stage is nice......... ======================== maria Make £15,000 + From Home Every Month
Posted on Aug 6, 2008
Name: Gretchen Troop Website: Visit	There's no place like home! There are fancier clubs and clubs that are easier to find in Boulder... but there's none like the Outlook. With an amazing staff, fantastic sound, down-home feel, an ambassador and a honeybee there isn't a club like it anywhere in the world! The Outlook has become my personal hub of music, and I enjoy every visit more than the last. Thanks to Dan, Honey and all the other smiling faces that work there we are blessed with a great music venue right here at home.
Posted on Aug 6, 2008
Name: fingers farrell	great place to hear and see blues acts
Posted on Jul 25, 2008
Name: Rex Peoples Website: Visit	This is always the place to be. If you need a fix of down home music, food & fun. It's always like a family reunion where you can let your hair down, kick your shoes off,and have that I'm glad I'm home feeling. Dan & his staffs appreciation of the music & artist is unmatched. I love performing there & you'll love being there. Keep up the good work & thanks for the love.
Posted on Apr 2, 2008
Name: T. Cruise	I can't recommend the place. It's so down to earth and laid back that no one noticed me. People were enjoying themselves so much, I couldn't believe that I wasn't the reason. They were quite taken by this attractive woman's Italian stockings -- not of interest to me, but I can appreciate why other men would like it, right? And everyone was transfixed by this singer, Teresa Lynn, she was so funny. That really rubbed it in -- at least if no one was honoring and gawking at me, they should at least laugh at ME! Dancing! And the finest pizza in Boulder! I had the one with sun dried tomatoes -- they looked like the shriveled brains of my followers -- at least the kitchen staff made that little gesture of acknowledgment. By the end of the night I was so starved for attention that I threw a little tantrum on a couch in the lobby, jumping and jumping and jumping until I could jump no more, and all that happened was a nice woman came over and motioned for me to stop. I kept playing, but she resolutely stood watch. Then the band abruptly stopped (right in the middle of a bass solo!) and I just slinked off to my room, dejected and lonely.

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