Michelle Carr

Jabberjaw

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Co-owner of Jabberjaw, a former coffeeshop and rock music venue in Los Angeles

Michelle Carr on KCRW

In the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, some of the biggest bands from the burgeoning alternative rock scene used to play a tiny coffeehouse in Arlington Heights — Jabberjaw.

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In the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, some of the biggest bands from the burgeoning alternative rock scene used to play a tiny coffeehouse in Arlington Heights — Jabberjaw.

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