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John Baldini (third from left in newspaper photo above) was responsible for initiating the routine of banging a spoon against a beer bottle to acknowledge a particularly good song when Bloomington Barbershoppers gathered at Lucca Grill after rehearsals. Later, a bell hanging behind the bar became a bit higher class form of approval, a practice that continues today.  Another tradition is a serving of Lucca Pizza, named the Barbershopper Special for obvious reasons. for those who still call Lucca Grill their afterglow venue on Tuesday nights.
John Baldini (third from left in newspaper photo above) was responsible for initiating the routine of banging a spoon against a beer bottle to acknowledge a particularly good song when Bloomington Barbershoppers gathered at Lucca Grill after rehearsals. Later, a bell hanging behind the bar became a bit higher class form of approval, a practice that continues today.  Another tradition is a serving of Lucca Pizza, named the Barbershopper Special for obvious reasons. for those who still call Lucca Grill their afterglow venue on Tuesday nights.
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