Talk:Snug Harbor

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[edit] re: speedy deletion

Why this page shouldn't be deleted: Snug Harbor is a popular jazz venue in New Orleans. It regularly features big-name jazz acts; it's a local favorite; it draws oodles of tourists nightly. A Google search for "snug harbor new orleans" (http://www.google.com/search?q=snug+harbor+new+orleans) turns up a number of news media stories and live albums that have been recorded at the venue.

Another point: I created the page for Snug Harbor after encountering this Wikipedia page, List of jazz clubs. Snug Harbor is as well-known and respected as many of them. If this page should be deleted, so should a fair number of others.

Mark (talk) 19:46, 3 January 2008 (UTC)

[edit] speedy deletion? seriously?!

Man, it's almost like there really is a national bias against Nawlins. Y'all just wanna wipe us right off the map!

Seriously, though, this is one of the best-known clubs in the city, and it's kind of ridiculous that there's any debate over its inclusion. Just note the two regulars listed - Charmaine Neville and Ellis Marsalis. Speedy deletion wouldn't even come to mind unless you don't know anything about jazz.—Preceding unsigned comment added by LoudNotes (talk • contribs)