Michelle Carr

Jabberjaw

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

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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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