| Label | Information |
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| Dates & times |
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| Category | Adult |
| Age Groups | All Ages |
| Location | Main Library, Auditorium |
| Registration & more information | https://rodmanlibrary.evanced.info/signup/eventdetails?eventid=8110&lib=1000 |
Described as a seminal new waver, Chris Butler is a musician best known for a few hits from the 1980s, yet he is still writing and recording with many unique works to his credit. Butler, an Akron-area native who was the driving force behind the band The Waitresses that spawned the hits "I Know What Boys Like," "Christmas Wrappings" and the theme song to the TV show Square Pegs, will visit Rodman Public Library as a special guest of the Alliance Vinyl Club on Wednesday, November 16. Open to all music lovers, the meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. and Butler will spin some of his favorite records and talk about music and his career, which has included several unique and creative projects since the breakup of The Waitresses in 1984. No registration is required to attend meetings of Vinyl Club and there is no formal membership for the group which offers the opportunity to listen to music, enjoy good conversation, and make new friends. For more information, call 330-821-2665, ext. 216.
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