The Friends Of Byron's Project est. 2024
Steve RossAdventures in Byron's Bar, Pomeroy, IA, rescue from oblivion.
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Kurt Allen Band “For What It’s Worth”
Some (including myself) associate this song with the incident at Kent State University in which four people died (May 4, 1970), but Stephen Stills was inspired to write it by riots on Sunset Strip (California) much earlier in 1966.
Recorde...
Kurt Allen Band “Start Me Up” Adam Swartz vocal, 2026-09-13, Byron’s Bar, Pomeroy, IA
Another one of those classic moments. Follow me for more recipes.
still here
Kurt Allen, Byron’s Bar, Pomeroy, IA 2026-09-13
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Q.: Hey, Steve, does someone talking during a performance bother you?
A: Not particularly-it’s part of the deal as far as I’m concerned. The house does have a no talking rule, but...
Robby Vee 2026-08-31
Well, that didn’t go exactly planned…….. about 20 minutes into the show my primary video recorder encountered some problem and produced unusable content. so I spliced in content from the secondary video , dropping out five or six numbers in...
Kevin Gordon Full Show Byron’s Bar, Pomeroy, IA 2026-08-21
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There are distinct tribes at Byron’s. I suppose that most bars are like that, but I don’t propose to research that because I don’t use alcohol. I also don’t propose to analyze the Byron’s tribes because that...
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