Uptown Jazz Lounge Opens in Birmingham

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Uptown Jazz Lounge Opens in Birmingham

By Nathan Watson bhamnow.com Uptown Jazz Birmingham’s only jazz lounge, founded by four locals, Rod Conwell, Patrick Chatman I, Patrick Chatman II and Larry Forest, opened October 27 at 2250-B 9th Ave. North, Birmingham, AL 35203. The four owners created Uptown Jazz to bring back the magic of the jazz joints that were popular in Birmingham in the […]

Source: The Birmingham Times

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