Free Post Jim Reed Memories of The Bayou Cafe: An oral history "That place was real. It had a real vibe that formed over a long period of time. You can’t just come in, throw a lot of money down and then think you can capture that kind of atmosphere in a new place. That place had the funk of 30 crazy years."
Free Post Jim Reed 'When you remove a place like this, you remove a lot of the character from Savannah': Bayou Cafe to close after a generation of music and community "There is no way to recreate this somewhere else, by any means. It’s the musicians, the staff, the customers. The folks that surround you. We were like a family.”
