Jukebox: Hero? American Icon's Move to Digital Gets Mixed Reviews From Its Fans
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Boston's The Sevens, a beer-and-wine tavern with an oak bar worn smooth by decades of drinkers, has two amenities that set it apart: a real cork dart board, and arguably one of the best jukeboxes east of the Mississippi River.
From early Bruce Springsteen and Patsy Cline to rare Rolling Stones tunes, the jukebox -- more than the darts or the dark wood benches -- sets a rollicking mood that pulls people through the door.See the full content of this document
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Jukebox: Hero? American Icon's Move to Digital Gets Mixed Reviews From Its Fans
This spring, the tavern took a leap into the digital age with a new Internet-fueled jukebox that can access hundreds of thousands of songs.
"I love it," says James McCarthy, 39, a kitchen worker who feeds the wall-mounted machine $25 a night to keep his toes tapping behind the bar. "You can...See the full content of this document
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