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It's a #Hardnoc Nite For Us .... #Jammatron 2/17/15 ....
#JAMMATRON - Bobby P. Whitfield - 1.2.15
#GrantJammatron is hosting a special Day Party ... #JammatronForJournee ... Saturday, 11/22/14 (3p-8p)..
Journee Wright ... was born with a rare disease called Bilateral Amelia which means I was born without arms.... this lil precious is who we're #jammin for
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#BilateralAmelia #Jammatron #GrantJammatron #GrantsLounge #MaconGA
#IWARIPTGLBSTDDWBTGJUTWFO..A. hashtag It Was Almost RIP To Grant's Lounge But Since They Didnt Die We Bout To Grant Jam(matron) Until The Wheels Fall Off.. Again. if you ever get tired of the same songs you hear all day every day on the radio, want to see some dope LIVE performances, want to witness or jump in on some of the city's dopest cyphers, vibe and network with other dope people, artists and musicians, or just have a cold or mixed one and chill.. fall thru.. #GrantJammatron #Jammatron
Grant's Lounge - A Great Location for the Macon Shorts Short Film Competition
One of the most iconic places in downtown Macon is Grant's Lounge. Celebrating it's 40th year in business, it's nondescript exterior hides a wealth of music history inside.
Macon’s Grant's Lounge first opened its doors on February 16, 1971 at 576 Poplar Street with a seating capacity of 75. From the beginning, it was more than just another nightclub. When Mr. Edward Grant, Sr. decided to open a nightclub, he and Eddie Grant, Liz Graham and Mainland Webb wanted an atmosphere in which people from all walks of life would feel safe, comfortable and welcome.
Its existence made a loud statement about people and the oneness of human beings. And it was from this modest establishment that much of what the world now knows as southern rock was conceived.
Between 1971 and about 1976, guests at Grant's would be exposed to over 100 rock and jazz bands. Most of these bands were looking for that "lucky break." Grant’s performers like the Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Wet Willie and Charlie Daniels were among the lucky ones and are honored on Grant’s “Wall of Fame” located in the legendary lounge. (from the Grant's Lounge website: http://www.grantslounge.com/ )
Click the picture to learn more about the Macon Shorts Short Film Competition with $15,000 in prizes.