Lennie's on the Turnpike

Lennie's on the Turnpike Lennie's on the Turnpike, a jazz club located on Route 1 in Peabody, Massachusetts, from the mid-195

Lennie's on the Turnpike was a legendary jazz club on the North Shore. Proprietor Lennie Sogoloff managed to attract some of the best jazz talent in the country, along with non-jazz artists such as Bette Midler and Jay Leno. The club burned down in 1971, but Lennie's legacy lives on in the memories of all who attended performances there.

Always a favorite at Lennies 🤎
01/13/2023

Always a favorite at Lennies 🤎

Max Roach’s career as drummer reaches from bebop to hard bop to avant-garde and beyond. His best pieces showcase his incredible range.

I can hear Lennie saying ‘look at that line-up!!!’
11/25/2021

I can hear Lennie saying ‘look at that line-up!!!’

On November 23rd, 1966, Nina Simone began a five night stint at famed jazz club Lennie's on the Turnpike.

Dad with one of his favorites. Ladies and gentlemen, I once again, invite you to scroll through these amazing archives.
09/12/2020

Dad with one of his favorites. Ladies and gentlemen, I once again, invite you to scroll through these amazing archives.

Phil Woods speaking with Lennie Sogoloff - September 1963

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Route 1
Peabody, MA
01960

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