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Personal Narrative Essay: Penny Pepperstein's In The Home

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Penny Pepperstein's in. the. house! It has been awhile readers but I am here again and back in action. Working with the NightLifeCo and of course my own Penny Peppersteins' Rock Bloggin' The Big O I will bring to you talented artists in every genre and I will bring to you the places to find them. Omaha thrives on entertainment and we need a place to enjoy that entertainment. Join me on this ride and hang on tight because things are about to get interesting.

I had never been to Harney Street Tavern. Well, unless you count those numerous days I practically lived as a teenager at The Antiquarium. Many a day I sat in a overstuffed chair, a cat in my lap, reading a book or chatting with Tom Rudloff (RIP) about becoming a writer someday. He encouraged me all the time saying it was 'art' not just writing and with that I went to college to do what I love...art.

If I hadn't recognized the building I would have had a difficult time finding The Harney Street Tavern due to the low lit signage. Although at night, everything in the Omaha Old Market is hard for me to find due to the low lit signage.

Down a small flight of stairs, under what now is a coffee shop, gave way to a worn, vintage ambiance that only the Old Market buildings can provide. The tavern was smaller than I expected but far be it from any artist to complain about it …show more content…

To my dismay the band had already started, but I was pleasantly surprised to hear music of a few decades passed being performed by a band that, at first glance, seemed to young to understand the songs of those decades. I was mistaken. A young woman on stage was belting out a bluesy rendition of Hurt So Bad (performed by Linda Rondstadt on the 1976 LP Mad Love). Olivia Klein's unique style and old school power house voice and maybe add just a splash more gruff to her voice and Janis Joplin would have been proud, I sure

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