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Wow…took me back to a great place in my life. Deni’s Den was a great place! I am the bouzouki player that’s in this episode. Great to see this again…thank you!

Close for good call the tax man sole the city mayor cops firedeap l cheapish taix mAn no more am sport shop no more fishing license to buy for the DNR guess we'll have to go to use wallbangers by tell Henry's partner by obi with the wind Windy City Chicago!

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Wow that girl singing at 1:45 is a 10!

Is there a full version of this video somewhere?

Kostya...where are you ?

Will Clinger is funny! Great personality for this type of reality show.

Looks like Harvey Moshman's got a new partner. Her name is Kelly Davis, WGN News reporter.

Thank you for Posting this. Deni's was my favorite of the Greek nightclubs that flourished in the second half of the 20th cen. It had music going until 4:00 am and I spent many many nights there. So many dollar bills were thrown on the dance floor that you had to take care not to slip and fall. It breaks my heart that so much ethnic soul has withered away from America's cities and now every city seems to be like the next.

Thanks for posting this. I grew up as a child and teen there regularly because my father Tasos Sherris played there as a musician. He has since passed but this was our favorite spot. I would run around the kitchen and drink kiddy cocktails.

I remember walking by here as a child and later as a young adult. It was unfortunate that it closed, then Buca di Beppo also closed, the building has since been demolished. ☹

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Great piece! We live in Aurora and just visited the museum today. As incredible and spectacular as it still is, we were dismayed by the lack of upkeep as well as the lack of signage about who created it and the motivation behind it. It is unprotected by fence or other structure. Pieces are falling apart and being destroyed. And apparently there appears to be no concern by the City of Aurora to keep this piece of history preserved. It is time to revive this story and bring attention to the plight of this outdoor museum. I'm sure those who care will be able to raise funds to start a project to preserve the museum in perpetuity.

Denis Den Rocked!