basket house

A bar, café, or other public venue where musicians perform and are paid only by the collection of money from the audience in a basket or similar receptacle. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. Many of the most famous musicians began their careers eking out a living in basket houses around Greenwich Village in New York City.

词组	basket house
释义	basket house basket house A bar, café, or other public venue where musicians perform and are paid only by the collection of money from the audience in a basket or similar receptacle. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. Many of the most famous musicians began their careers eking out a living in basket houses around Greenwich Village in New York City. See also: basket, house Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: lost and found lost-and-found round file circular circular file discharge (something) into (something) discharge into scut scut bucket concern References in periodicals archive The British company Chrome Dreams has produced a new documentary, Bob Dylan, Roads Rapidly Changing, which takes on the years of Dylan's rapid ascent from the "basket houses" of Greenwich Village to international fame. Bob Dylan, Roads Rapidly Changing: In and Out of the Folk Revival, 1961-1965
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