Thursday, September 26, 1985
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Dan DulaneyDally Nebraskan
Chesterfield's open stage night
perfect for informal get-togethers
Review By
Deb Pederson
Senior Reporter
It was just like a scene out of a
movie. It was night and the steady rain
that fell all day kept falling.
Inside Chesterfield, Bottomsley &
Potts, 245 N. 13th St., soft yellow lights
warmed the room and set the stage for
open stage night last Tuesday. The
smell of popcorn wafted through the
air, which had a slight odor of alcohol
in it.
The bar was about three-fourths full
of people, dressed in sweaters, jeans
and other casual clothing.
A group of friends toasted the even
ing with their beer glasses.
Every Tuesday night is open stage
night at Chesterfields. Anyone can
present an act for up to 20 minutes,
and they can perform in as many open
stage nights as they want. Performers
should check in at 8:30 p.m. to get a
time slot. Open stage runs from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. and there is no cover charge.
From the corner of the room on the
stage came the strains of classical
French accoustic guitar. Open stage
co-host Chris Sayre really knew how to
set the mood on a cold, rainy night.
Sayre introduced the first of the 20
minute acts. Scott Stewart did some
strumming of his own with songs like
"Faithless Love" and Bruce Spring
steen's "I'm on Fire."
The music switched from guitar to
casio with the second act performed by
Bill Sundeen. He played some Hank
Williams and Graham Nash songs. He
finished with "Let it Be."
The next act was a group called
Aspen, comprised of two guitar players,
one of whom doubled on flute. They
played a lot of music from the '60s
mainly Crosby, Stills and Nash.
The evening was one of sharing
sharing a few beers, some popcorn and i
fellowship. What a perfect way to spend i
a cold, rainy night. j
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