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Sunday Hours: Noon-8pm Kids under 12 eat for .99. Sunday Music: Herded Cats, 5-7pm Blues
Voted among the top tasting ribs in
the triangle! Have you had yours yet? Wednesday
Rib Fest: 1/2 rack $12.99, Full Rack $19.99.
Thanks for voting us the Best Place in the Triangle to see Blues
& Jazz, Country & Bluegrass. The Best place for music before 10pm and for voting Kit the Best bartender in Durham
County and finalist for BEST RIBS in the TRIANGLE!
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Every Monday 7:30-10 Ben Palmer's Jazz Jam with Dot Combo This Monday We'll be raising money for Welcome Baby's Cribs for Kids Program. The BNG
will donate 10% of the days business to support their cause. See
and hear some of the best jazz musicians in the triangle every Monday night. |
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Every Tuesday, 8-11pm Open Blues Jam with Butch Haas & Co. You never know who will show up at this jam and it is always a
great night for the blues. |
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Wednesday December 4 Steelbender.com presents Jason Barker "Barkers
playing is never in the way of the voice, and yet it's right there to support. And
when it's time to scream, scream he does." Darryl Gregory - Indymusic.com Ribs & Beer Specials 1/2 rack with fries $12.99 Full Rack with Fries $19.99 Local Draft Beer Pints $3.50
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Thursday 12/5 Thursday Night Trouble Double Header Mark "Hammock" Holland & Turchi 7pm
No Cover TURCHI is the essence of American roots music, blending the slide-guitar-boogie and kudzu-fuzz
of the North Mississippi Hill Country with the songwriting styles of traditional storytelling and folk narrative. Growing
out of a collage of influences ranging from Mississippi Fred McDowell, R.L. Burnside, Kenny Brown, and Luther Dickinson to
Randy Newman, Josh Ritter, and Lucinda Williams, TURCHI recreates the scenes, sounds, and stories embedded in the ever-changing
American landscape.
The band’s debut album “Road Ends in Water,” was released in March 2012
on Devil Down Records, and was compared to the early work of the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan terms of songwriting, vocals,
energy, and spirit, as well as with the White Stripes, Drive-By Truckers, and Black Keys. The album was celebrated internationally
as a prime example of raw North Mississippi boogie in a refreshed and modernized form. Mark
Holland. With over 100 registered songs (BMI) to his credit, he has recorded on 18 albums. Mark continues to write and perform
as a solo artist (with the blues moniker “Hammock”, an Army nickname) specializing in country blues. He has contributed
songs to movies (see Desert Saints with Kiefer Sutherland). Recently, along with his solo work, he has been backing Music
Maker Relief artist Ironing Board Sam on guitar and backing vocals (as the Bright Mines, who also perform on their own)),
and performing as a duo with his brother Mike (the Holland Brothers). With Mike, they have a label, Euramerican Soul, http://euramericansoul.com. Mark’s current websites are http://www.reverbnation.com/mrkholland and https://www.facebook.com/MarkHammockHolland.
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Friday December 6, 6-8pm The Friday After Work Party with: The Duke Street Dogs |
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Click here to go to the band's website
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NEXT UP: The Doug Prescott Band 9pm $8 This is truly Americana, with a root of blues rock, with influences
from Little Feat to The Neville Brothers, and from The Eagles to Bob Marley.Blues in the Key of Sea, the band's current album
is one to put on your play list. This is an album all about simplicity, rawness and classic Blues Rock. It has a real ‘if
Zappa made things simple’ kind of feel to it. The riffs are raw, the groove is strong and the charisma flows like water.
The Doug Prescott Band aren’t newbies. These guys are seasoned rockers and you can definitely hear the years of experience
and wisdom come through the speakers. Come on out and see for yourself.
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Saturday December 7 Good Rocking Sam + We'll
have the Duke vs Florida State game on at 8pm. Wear your duke shirt/jersey and get 10% off your meal(alcohol not included 8pm $5 Good Rocking Sam is a blues/r & b/roots outfit out of Durham,
NC, home of the Piedmont Blues. GRS is big into the blues, but doesn’t really call itself a blues band, we just take
it all in and try to put something original back out…blues, Memphis soul, Motown, New Orleans, some old funk mixed
up and served out to the world-wide internet. Here we are trolling the web, seeing if the long tail has room for a humble,
yet sincere Triangle roots band. This is one band that will get you moving right from the start! Stop in!
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The Blue Note Grill offers hickory smoked BBQ & Ribs along with
live music. Nothing fancy here just good food and music in a cozy atmosphere.
4125 Durham Chapel Hill Boulevard Durham, NC 27707 919-401-1979
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