May 23, 2013
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Natural Habitat
The James Cornelison Quartet at Weber's
posted 1/5/2013
The Habitat at Weber's Inn has been a townie bar for many years, and when they have live music, it's often reflective of roots in this area. Al Hill and his Love Butlers band, long gone to Nashville, used to play for dancers, and I've seen old Ann Arbor Germans wearing suspenders get out on the floor and let down what hair they had. Lately I've been going on
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