Dennis Bagwell

Fun dive bar. My band played here. The most entertaining part of this club is a toothless, mumbling hillbilly who is apparently a resident of the club. He talks gibberish to any and all during and in between bands. It must be seen to believed. Sound system is good, bartender was great.

Free interpretive center for the Selma Civil rights movement. Pretty small, but informative and a good place to start. The Edmund Pettus bridge is a short walk away. The ranger was very informative and willing to help and answer all questions. The city of Selma is a run down dump of a town though. The entire town looks like it hasn't been painted in a hundred years.

Only stopped because my daughter is an admirer of Billie Holiday's music. It's in a terrible, run down neighborhood of block after block of ruined and run down row houses that looks like a war zone. I didn't feel unsafe, but man, it's just a hopeless looking neighborhood. A sad area for a sad artist who lived a rough and short life. Otherwise, there's probably no reason I'd ever go see it again.

Cool, stinky dive bar where you can go see live music. Punk and metal and I'm sure others genre's too. Big room for bands, the next room over has lots of pool tables. They allow smoking, which if you're like me, it bothers your sinuses. They serve food, but I didn't order food.