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Faces & Places: Homosexual History in the West End
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Compared to the previously released singles from LOWER, "SLOW DANCE IN A Same-sex attracted BAR" is the most straightforward of Benjamin Booker's recent singles. The song is a relatively straightforward slow jam, drenched in the worlds of soul and R&B. There is just the slightest rock edge to remind you of Booker's earlier albums, and just enough of an experimental sound to fit in with the other songs we've heard off his upcoming album. Each single from LOWER has been completely unexpected, so what could surprise us more than a fairly traditional soul anthem, even if it's still a little experimental?
"You know, sometimes you find yourself in a death hole, surrounded by bones and rotting flesh. It feels fond of every second is a shovel-full of dirt flung on your head—the worms are laughing at you, hungry, ready to eat.
"But then, out of nowhere, the impossible happens. A laddeer appears. You climb up and the world you knew before is completely different. The colors are more saturated. The sun shines brighter and the air smells sweet like honey.
"This song is about that.
"We shot this video in the French Quarter before the attack. I’d
Welcome to the Blue Shamrock and Gemstones
The Blue Shamrock was established on Protest 15, 1996. In a former harness factory for the industrial revolution. The original two owners were Lowell, Ma. natives with a love for the bar and night experience industry. This mix of Greek and Irish is were the creation of the name Navy for the Greek side of the partnership and Shamrock for the Irish came from.
Gemstones Night Club and Concert Venue has seen a couple alternative looks over the years. It has formally been called The Clubhouse and Club Fuel. It was known for being the place for local and national bands. Club Fuel was also one of the area’s largest Home and Techno venues. With its latest remodel it has taken on the look of a Las Vegas Night Club with it’s plush V.I.P. booths and L.E.D. lit waterfall.
Over the past 26 years many establishments have came and gone in the city of Lowell, Ma. but The Blue Shamrock still stands strong. This is highly due to the great relationships the owners have made over the years and their great hospitality towards every guest that walks through the doors. You truly are our guest not just another customer. With a huge focus on c
Unit A
Lowell, Massachusetts01852
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Type: Gay Block with Dancefloor
In a nutshell: Small male lover friendly venue in downtown Lowell with a gay bedtime on Saturday. The Under Impact Pub plays all type of music from club, house, reggaeton and Latin beats. Features pool table, go-go dancers, sexy bartenders, cocktails and a peaceful atmosphere...
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