STUDIO JOE
Coffeeshop
Recording Studio   

Way of Life


600 Autumn, Little Rock, AR 72211
 
501.224.3400
 

 Hours of operation:
Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday
6 - 10 p.m.

Unless Something Else is Happening

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STUDIO JOE 
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RADIO JOE

Saturdays, 9 p.m. on FM89.1

KUAR will air performances recorded live at Studio Joe

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Located at 600 Autumn in West Little Rock (right off Chenal Parkway, about a mile west of I-630),

Studio Joe is more than an ordinary coffeeshop.
In addition to serving  food and drink, we also house a recording studio,
and act as a venue for musical acts (many shows are FREE!)
of a wide variety of genres, from acoustic/folk to funk/fusion, all in a unique, relaxed atmosphere.

WHAT'S HAPPENING
STUDIO JOE PRESENTS
is a showcase for both local and touring musicians.
Cover charge varies.

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"Recorded Live at Studio Joe" on KUAR - FM89.1
The January 10 broadcast will feature performances by
Vicious Kitty  and Michael Goodrich
[lf you heard someone on a past broadcast that you really liked, there is a list of who aired when, with links to their  websites, over here.]

 Cheryl Bliss
Thursday, January 8
8 p.m.
$10 cover charge
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Amy Garland, Nick Devlin, & Brad Williams
Friday, January 9
8 p.m.
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Lyle Cogbill
Friday Jan. 16
7 p.m.
$5 cover charge
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Happenstance
Saturday Jan. 17th
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Dana Cooper
Friday January 23
7 p.m.; $12.00 cover
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Is there someone you've heard recently who might enjoy playing here?
Tell us about them!

Open Mic Tuesdays & Wednesdays 6 til 10 p.m.
unless there is a concert booked one of those evenings
No cover charge.
As-of April 22, 2008 Studio Joe has a new Manager:
contact Mike Nelson about bookings.


Studio Joe is not just a place to make great music and drink great coffee.

The space can be rented for other events too.


Stax Tribute Band
  From the left: Carlos Summers on Trombone; Mike Dollins behind him on Electric guitar; Kirk Ray on drums,
R. David Lewis on sax; Dennis James and Gene Reid on guitars; & Rob Barrow (one of the owners) on bass.
These middle-aged white guys love Stax Records’ soul music so much they threw a
50th Anniversary Party for Stax in August 2007.

Talk to Rob about having your special event here.
Anything from an office holiday party up to a small wedding can be accommodated.
Rob and Dave can recommend musicians if you want live background music.
The basic seating arrangement can handle up to 65 persons with a mix of casual seating and tables-with-chairs.

Rob also knows a good caterer if you don't already have one lined-up.

Coffeeshop
Recording Studio   

Way of Life



Menu
food menu


 Rob and Dave have pooled their family recipes on "how to spice hamburger meat" and come up with a very nice burger to underlay the wine and beer. That Joe Hot Burger involves pepper jack cheese and jalapeno peppers. 

All burgers come with chips and a dill pickle spear, and optional onions.

sample wines


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Way of Life


Recording Studio:  

At Studio Joe, we feature fully staffed and equipped professional recording studio facilities and offer extremely competitive hourly and block rates on session time. We also have a veritable stable of world class seasoned musicians to help you fill in the sonic palette. 

While we do have an assortment of outboard recording gear, our Macintosh-driven studio features these systems:

Pro Tools, Logic Pro,  Ableton Live,  Propellerhead Reason,  GarageBand,  Peak Pro,  Soundsoap Pro

Feel free to stop by or call for rates. Our studio engineer, co-owner David Shurgar, will be more than happy to sit down with you and work out a package that best fits your needs.

Way of Life


Way of Life:

Any coffeehouse has great coffee, and most of them have great munchies to go along with it.
NOT all of them have great live music on the side, though.
Rob Barrow designed this place to be a room that is fun to play in, and WOW! did he succeed!
Yr.HumbleWebscribe is old enough to remember Fifties & Sixties coffeehouses, and so is Rob.
 He's got the ambiance nailed, missing-only the cigarette (or more exotic) smoke.

I don't know how much Rob and Dave spent on the microphones used here, but they make everyone sound great!  If your music-group prefers to settle in a circle of chairs and couches, the microphones aren't really necessary, unless you've got something ready enough for prime time that you'd like to have Dave record it.


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