Lori Barbero and The Longhorn Bar
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Lori Barbero of Babes of Toyland remembers Jay's Longhorn Bar in Minneapolis.
The Longhorn bar was one of the only places in 1970's Minneapolis to see young original local bands. Influenced by the music coming out of New York and England, these groups were called New Wave or Punk Rock and were on the front lines of a new youth culture.
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Lori Barbero and The Longhorn Bar
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The Longhorn bar was one of the only places in 1970's Minneapolis to see young original local bands. Influenced by the music coming out of New York and England, these groups were called New Wave or Punk Rock and were on the front lines of a new youth culture.
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