A chapter of downtown musical history closed soon after. It should have been called A Clean, Well-lighted Place for Music. It's club number two in two years for Rosicki, who opened Agenda in 1995. It's a great space, great location, good foot traffic, good to manage since we're at Agenda across the street. The opening of B-Hive was a cakewalk compared to Agenda.
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Music-wise, the bookings will lean toward the blues but will also include modern jazz, swing, rockabilly and reggae. He also said that many nights Agenda and B-Hive will share one cover charge for both clubs. The official opening is Nov. 14 with Bud E. Luv and Horchata . The Charlie Hunter Quartet and John Scofield are scheduled for December. There's something about a spontaneous performance rubbed with a little danger to spice up an overcast Tuesday afternoon.