Mickey GILLEY’S CLUB & Johnny Lee’s Club PASADENA, TX Obsolete Rocks Glass
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:1654625 | Type of Advertising: Bar Glass |
| Date of Creation: 1980 | Modified Item: No |
| Color: Red | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Brand: Gilly's CLUB & Johnny Lee's Club |
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Mickey GILLEY’S CLUB & Johnny Lee’s Club PASADENA, TEXASMickey Gilley & Johnny Lee are two country music legends. One obsolete, double-sided Old Fashioned Whisky Rocks glass circa 19802 ¾”5 ounce capacityGilley’s CLUB♪ Johnny L ♫ ee ♪ S Club PASADENA, TEXASEVC no issues noted. Sold as found/shown, no returns.“Gilley's was a bar/honky tonk founded in 1971 by country singer Mickey Gilley in Pasadena..., Texas. It was the central location in the 1980 movie Urban Cowboy. It was a huge building with a corrugated steel roof that housed multiple bars and mechanical bulls.. Connected to the club was a small rodeo arena that would also host both bicycle and motorcycle motocross races on Friday and Saturday nights.Sherwood Crye was the co-owner of Gilley's; he had many night clubs in Pasadena.Gilley's ceased operations after a falling-out between Gilley and Cryer that ended in 1989 with the closing of the club. In 1990, a fire attributed to arson gutted the interior. The rodeo arena and some livestock stalls were the only structures still standing until 2006, when it was demolished by the Pasadena Independent School District, its current owner.” ref: wikipedia
Mickey GILLEY’S CLUB & Johnny Lee’s Club PASADENA, TEXASMickey Gilley & Johnny Lee are two country music legends. One obsolete, double-sided Old Fashioned Whisky Rocks glass circa 19802 ¾”5 ounce capacityGilley’s CLUB♪ Johnny L ♫ ee ♪ S Club PASADENA, TEXASEVC no issues noted. Sold as found/shown, no returns.“Gilley's was a bar/honky tonk founded in 1971 by country singer Mickey Gilley in Pasadena..., Texas. It was the central location in the 1980 movie Urban Cowboy. It was a huge building with a corrugated steel roof that housed multiple bars and mechanical bulls.. Connected to the club was a small rodeo arena that would also host both bicycle and motorcycle motocross races on Friday and Saturday nights.Sherwood Crye was the co-owner of Gilley's; he had many night clubs in Pasadena.Gilley's ceased operations after a falling-out between Gilley and Cryer that ended in 1989 with the closing of the club. In 1990, a fire attributed to arson gutted the interior. The rodeo arena and some livestock stalls were the only structures still standing until 2006, when it was demolished by the Pasadena Independent School District, its current owner.” ref: wikipedia
