Saturday, May 28, 2016

Every Which Way But Loose at Zanza Bar

Scene at the Zanza Bar on Colfax Avenue in Aurora, Colorado from the Clint Eastwood movie "Every Which Way But Loose".

13 comments:

  1. Loved my Zanza Bar, they even had a painting on the wall of Clint!

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    1. I was in the army at the hospital going to nursing school and went to the Zanza bar every weekend. I was in shock when I found out it was torn down. My favorite bar of my entire life. Don Bennett

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    2. Was stationed at Fitsimons army medical center and went to the bar all the time. Loved it

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  2. I lived near e Colfax in the mid 60s and it was a happening place. I was just 19 and I never before saw such mean women in this big city

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    1. No. I don’t went it went out of business. But, it’s gone.

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    2. Went out of business 35 years ago

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  4. What part of the movie was it in? My fiancés dad was an extra there and we want to spot him

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  5. My husband and I went dancing at the Z Bar all the time in the 70’s.Great Country western bands. The movie Urban Country helped usher in a whole new music genre. We won more than our share of dance contests. The leader singer for one of the bands was a blind guy. Can’t remember his name, but he was very very good.

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  6. Have many great memories and met some great friends at the Z Bar, Lee sims and the platte river band played there a lot and Danny was the owner. Good times

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  7. My favorite place to go when I was stationed at Lowry Air Force Base. I was sad to hear that it closed down.

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