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3 I P. 17 3 Husic" Page 10 The Sun Thursday, November 30, 1995 with wood Interior and dance floor. DJs playing Top 40, dance and progressive music Monday to Friday. Open seven days a week. Cover charge on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Twilight Zone, 3601 Commerce Drive. (410) 737-8000. Large after-hours club featuring high energy and dance music, elaborate lighting effects and excellent sound system. Dance floor that can hold hundreds. Open Thursday to Saturday from midnight to 5 a.m.

Thursdays: DJ Rob Clay, ages 18 and over. Fridays: DJ Mike Denoe, ladies' night, ages 21 and over. Saturdays: DJ Rob Clay, 21 and over. Sills with a Southwestern theme. Live music nightly starting at 9:30.

BayOO, 3135 St. N.W., Washington. Showcase club featuring live music every night. Nov. 30: Government Mule, Aquarium Rescue Unit.

Cat's Eye Pub, 1730 Thames st. (4io 276-9085. Irish pub decorated with flags from around the world, brick walls and wood floors. Back room has chess and game tables and an additional bar. Live music seven nights a week with Irish music, bluegrass and jazz.

Open 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Show times 9 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Sundays: Steve Kramer 3:30 p.m., Timmy Fields 9 p.m.

Mondays: Phil Cunneff Jazz Band. Dec. 1: Revtones. Dec. 2: Red Jones, Rigadoo.

Dec. 5: Patti Sullivan. Dec. 6: Big Dog. Eight by Ten Club, 10 e.

cross st. (4io "ft" Eclectic Armadillo's, 132 Dock Annapolis. (410) 269-7999. Restaurant and bar kmc I I I I I I w248 Saturday-2 Shows 8:30 10:30 I ItaMrvattoas Bacemmned $5 Admission with thl A4 ftea. $10 625-2000.

Showcase club featuring progressive, blues, folk and other eclectic styles. Club features two floors with a bar on each floor. Second floor has additional seating and a balcony overlooking the stage and dance floor on the first floor. Mondays: Open stage. Dec.

1: Billy Price. Dec. 2: Wayne Toops and Zydeca-jun. Dec. 3: Mike Mancini and Dennis Chambers.

Folkal Point, Coho Grill, Hobbirs Glen Golf Club, 11120 Willow Bottom Drive, Columbia. (410) 381-2460. Nov. 30: Ann Hills. J.

Patrick's Irish Pub, 1371 Andre Locust Point. (410) 727-9482. Live Irish music Thursday to Sunday in friendly neighborhood bar. Note the "Loud and Vulgar Language Not Tolerated" sign. Thursdays: Irish music session with Peter Fitzgerald.

Dec. 1-Dec. 2: Relatively Irish. Dec. 3: Rigadoo.

Memory Lane, 1433 w. Hamburg st. (410) 837-5070. Bohemian club off the beaten path that features local music and up-and-coming national acts, along with movies, drink specials, guest bartenders, pool tables and games. Funky atmosphere with couches, booths and bar area along with a small dance floor In front of a raised stage.

Mondays: Movie night, free weenies. Mum'S, 136 Dock Annapolis. (410) 263-3353. Restaurant and night club with two floors and a loft area with a view of the first floor and bar area. Contemporary look with brightly colored neon art designs hanging from the ceiling.

Live music and DJs seven days a week playing everything from progressive music to classic rock and Jazz starting at 10 p.m. No cover. Mondays: Greg Phillips Trio. Tuesdays: The Man. Wednesdays: Craig Carr.

Thursdays: The Peppertones. Fridays, Saturdays: progressive music, dancing. Sundays: Elyptical Daze. 930 Club, 930 St. N.W..

Washington. (202) 393-0930. Showcase club featuring local bands and national acts. Cover and show time varies. Dec.

1: Freedy Johnston. Dec. 2: Too Much Joy. Dec. 3: De La Soul.

Dec. 4: Peter Himmelman, Mojo Nixon. Dec. 5: The Rentals, Tracy Bonham. Dec.

6: Shawn Colvin, Pete and Maura Kennedy. 9:30 Club's Atlantis Sidestage (downstairs at the 9:30 Club), 930 St. N.W., Washington. (202) 393-0930. Free admission with nightclub 9:30 ticket.

Mondays: Niteskool lessons on the evolution of music. O'Brien's, 113 Main Annapolis. (410) 268-6288. Restaurant, upscale pub and raw bar offering live music seven days a week featuring progressive, classic and acoustic rock, blues and pop. Phillips Harborplace Restaurant, Light Street Pavilion, Harborplace.

(410) 885-6600. Rollicking piano bar in restaurant featuring Dixieland, Jazz and contemporary music. Great place to sing-along. Fridays: Wayne Mules, 1 p.m.; Phillips Flashbacks, 5 p.m. Saturdays: Mark Fuhrer, 1 p.m.; Phillips Flashbacks, 4 p.m.

and 8 p.m. Sundays: Gangplank Ragtime Band, 1 p.m.; Phillips Dixieland Band, 5 p.m., Doug Yetter, 9 p.m. Yetter, 4 p.m.; Gary Cesta, 8 p.m. Tuesdays: Wayne Mules, 4 p.m.; Larry Scott, 8 p.m. Wednesdays: Wayne Mules, 4 p.m.; Doug Yetter, 8 p.m.

Thursdays: Wayne Mules, 4 p.m.; Gary Cesta, 8 p.m. Reynolds Tavern, church orcie and Franklin Street, Annapolis. (410) 626-0382. Lower level of historic Annapolis building with a colonial atmosphere with a large stone fireplace and dart boards. Open seven (k 10:30 Gifts available for under $15 niKBUJlMORKSlA i i nu a iiisi kw 1 jh T- if0iffiw(s ESS Just what they always wanted, hon! The 96-page, full-color, "Cal Touches Home" book, "Immortal Cal" sweatshirts and T-shirts, full-color photos of Pope John Paul II in Baltimore, Colts "greatest game" memorabilia and other great gifts are available now in The Baltimore Sun main lobby.

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