Editing The Three Musicians

''The Three Musicians'' was a venue that opened in 1963/1964, situated in the old [[Embassy Theatre]] building in Victoria St, which was run by [[Mike Henry]]. Initially intended as a jazz venue, it soon primarily hosted rock bands. Auckland band [[The Rayders]] were brought to Hamilton to take up residency at the club. [[The Mods]] and [[The Trends]] played regularly at the club, while touring bands such as ''Pleazers'' also played there. The venue became [[Electric Garden]] in the late 1960s.

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−	''The Three Musicians'' was a venue that opened in 1963/1964, situated in the old [[Embassy Theatre]] building in Victoria St, which was run by [[Mike Henry~~]] and [[Don McKenzie~~]]. Initially intended as a jazz venue, it soon primarily hosted rock bands. Auckland band [[The Rayders]] were brought to Hamilton to take up residency at the club. [[The Mods]] and [[The Trends]] played regularly at the club, while touring bands such as ''Pleazers'' also played there. The venue became [[Electric Garden]] in the late 1960s.	+	''The Three Musicians'' was a venue that opened in 1963/1964, situated in the old [[Embassy Theatre]] building in Victoria St, which was run by [[Mike Henry]]. Initially intended as a jazz venue, it soon primarily hosted rock bands. Auckland band [[The Rayders]] were brought to Hamilton to take up residency at the club. [[The Mods]] and [[The Trends]] played regularly at the club, while touring bands such as ''Pleazers'' also played there. The venue became [[Electric Garden]] in the late 1960s.

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