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Storyville

[stawr-ee-vil, stohr-]

noun

  1. a red-light district of New Orleans known as a wellspring of jazz before World War I.



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Jeff's shop, Storyville books, moved into one of the empty properties after the storm, and he is concerned in case there is another flood.

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“Storyville” was the last conventional rock album Robertson would make for a while.

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Robertson next released “Storyville,” a 1991 album inspired by the sounds and legends of New Orleans.

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Storyville Coffee’s current owner, Jon Phelps, part of the company’s initial opening group, was a member of the board of Mars Hill Church.

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In addition to operating the Bainbridge Island roastery, Storyville still occupies a second cafe at First and Madison that, according to the company’s website, has been “placed on pause until further notice” due to “the challenges of the pandemic.”

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