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A dude named Joe Gayles bought a strip club downtown at 211 South 3rd street and named it the Carnival Club, and then changed the name to The Beat Club. He did some shows there then bought a bigger building on Main St. and called it The Beat Exchange (or 'The Beat') for short. Apparently there was some cocaine (it's a hell of a drug) issues going around and the place didn't stay open for very long.

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	A dude named Joe Gayles bought a strip club downtown at 211 South 3rd street and named it the Carnival Club, he did some shows there then bought a bigger building on Main St. and called it The Beat ~~Club~~ (or 'The Beat') for short. Apparently there was some cocaine (it's a hell of a drug) issues going around and the place didn't stay open for very long.		A dude named Joe Gayles bought a strip club downtown at 211 South 3rd street and named it the Carnival Club, and then changed the name to The Beat Club. He did some shows there then bought a bigger building on Main St. and called it The Beat Exchange (or 'The Beat') for short. Apparently there was some cocaine (it's a hell of a drug) issues going around and the place didn't stay open for very long.