OMG!~ I googled the Bratwursthaus to see if you still existed. While in the NAVY, I practically LIVED in the place in 1971-1972. At that time there was only a piano player…but it was FUN***** Went on to be stationed with American Forces Radio in Tokyo, Japan in 1972 & one of my radio shows was nothing but Traditional Jazz!!!
Think I’d LOVE to visit you now….if I’m ever in the area++++ Meanwhile, do you sell t-shirts?? Would LOVE one if they’re available. KEEP up the GREAT TUNES!!!~~~~~ I truly believe some of the stuff from long ago is still stirring around the ceiling when the place closes @ night. Thanx for letting me be sentimental**** LONG live the B Haus!!!~~~~~
OMG!~ I googled the Bratwursthaus to see if you still existed. While in the NAVY, I practically LIVED in the place in 1971-1972. At that time there was only a piano player…but it was FUN***** Went on to be stationed with American Forces Radio in Tokyo, Japan in 1972 & one of my radio shows was nothing but Traditional Jazz!!!
Think I’d LOVE to visit you now….if I’m ever in the area++++ Meanwhile, do you sell t-shirts?? Would LOVE one if they’re available. KEEP up the GREAT TUNES!!!~~~~~ I truly believe some of the stuff from long ago is still stirring around the ceiling when the place closes @ night. Thanx for letting me be sentimental**** LONG live the B Haus!!!~~~~~
Alas, this site just provides historical information on the long-gone venue. Thanks for sharing your memories!
Hey Darlene,
We were also reminiscing about the Bratwursthaus! Do you remember the name of the piano player …. his first name was Jay.