6914 4th St., NW
Opened in 1984.
Owned by Bill Boyd and Eileen Boyd.
Artists
- John Kordalewski (1985)
- Byron Morris (1985)
- Art Blakey (1986)
- Wynton Marsalis (1988)
- Marshall Keys (1990)
- Datevic Hovanessian and Igor Butman (1991)
- Gregory Charles Royal (1991)
- Marlon Jordan (1993)
- Ralph Peterson (1994)
- Brenda Jones (1994)
- Kenny Reed (1994)
- Keith Killgo (1995)
- Ed Wiley (1995)
- Rumba Club (1996)
- Fred Foss (1996)
- Denise Jannah (1997)
- Bobbi Humphrey (2000)
- George V. Johnson (2001)
Art Blakey at Takoma Station Tavern
WP 11/28/86 p.WK24
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