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Yep .That was it A real dump. haha Thanks

The Royal Coach was one of my favorite places Those Jbl's kicked out some great sound. I'm glad those chains never broke. It was always busy in there

Tony was a nice guy. A good looking, well dressed, quiet guy who was never loud or pushy. It shocked me when i found out that he had died. His sister took over the club immediately after that .

Club Manchester and The Tender Trap were actually pretty nice clubs. But the surrounding area was never the best.

Benson's was a dump. Right near the railroad tracks, But they were all fun in their own way .

Biscos was a dump but the girls were very friendly in there.. haha. I liked it. I used to go the nearby M&M Srimp Shack from there. Great chicken..

Yes, it was the Centerfold Lounge

The Silent Woman was very near Siloz on 8 mile. Both were typically a higher class topless club. Is this the club you can't remember?

It was the younger sister to the place on East Warren. What was the name of that man cave type bar/restaurant on the other side of Van Dyke [[a few feet down the road) from the Pointe....

Some things never get old - especially our past.

That $714 seemed like so much money back then [[ and it was) That hemi [[as you say) would be a phenomenal investment today!

You're right .. The prices, the uniqueness, the flair, and the options these cars came with made most young men interested.

Absolutely!!! What an awesome time to be interested in cars that had style, uniqueness and flair!

Those SS Chevelles were nice [[ and VERY costly and collectible now) Too bad you never acquired the 1970 model.

I saw Jack quite awhile ago at a record convention [[signing albums, etc) The line was long but I happened to be at an adjacent dealer and was right next to him. He was a legend from...

Back in the day we had so many to choose from.

There was a Top Hat hamburger place on the Southwest side of 12 Mile and Gratiot back then. I'm sure this is what you remember - since I am going back a good 5 decades

They were all over back in the day. They carried awesome gear and had excellent listening rooms.

Who wants to bring 'em back to Michigan ? Their tacos and sandwiches were quite good

He started out recording in his basement

btw.. Has anyone mentioned the Ponchatrain Wine Cellars [[near the parking structure) or La Fontaine's [[in the Ren Cen) Legendary stuff!!

Never went to Lellis, but I heard it was first class. Marios [[on 2nd) I've been to, as well as the old Cardinalis on Gratiot, The Roma Cafe [[near the market) and Aldos [[fabulous food) on 7 mile...

Never had 'em at Kresge [[although I was there). Years later I had them at Kmart and enjoyed them. Always inexpensive. The Kresge days were great!

Bommarito's are excellent. I was going to Terry's in the 70's when Terry owned it. He used fabulous buns that he bought from across the street. What was that bakery? Bommarito's uses great buns too,...