 Jimmy Dean, left, and Pat Zill at the Boathouse in 1970.  Naomi Judd, 1995  "This Love of Mine," Pat's first-ever Crossover Album |
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it's been a great ride... Pat Zill is proud to bring you this web site and share with you the wonderful days of his Boathouse Lounge in Columbus, Ohio. Fans from all over the country visited the Boathouse to hear Pat Zill sing on stage, backed by some of the best bands to ever play in Columbus. Soon to come will be a tour of Pat's singing career and updates on his latest activities. To purchased Pat Zill Cd's click here.  Pat Zill on stage at the Boathouse with the Spotlighters, circa 1963.
the "strip" From 1950 to approximately 1970 the area of East Main Street in Columbus, Ohio from mid Bexley, through Eastmoore and Whitehall to Hamilton Road was called "The Strip." It is this area and the nightlife, that will be showcased in this section of patzill.com. the locations Remember these locations? Many have come and gone but a few are still with us today: Ciro's The Top Kuennings 40 Winks Pink Elephant Lady Bird Driftwood Smoky's Brass Rail Red Devil Boathouse Pines The Elms Bachlors III Lavendar Pussycat Silent Woman Stop 40 Emil's Steer Inn Luv-a-Gogo Time Out Danny's Hide-A-Way Green Gables the bands Dave Hoon Quartet Bill Strickland Trio Bob Seeger Jack Gorham Trio The Spotlighters Kuarter Moon The Counts Four Johnny Lee and the Outcast Don Haines Quintet the musicians Many of the musicians played in several different bands so they have been listed separately.
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