Introducing SEVILLE QUARTER TIME MACHINE: Rosie O'Grady's - The Dixieland Jazz Years! After leaving the Navy with $1,100 in his pocket, his trusty trumpet and creative enthusiasm, Bob Snow set out to build Pensacola’s newest nightclub. His love for history led him to a building built in 1880. This was the site of many businesses over the years, most recently the Pensacola Cigar and Tobacco Company. In 1967, Snow transformed the classic structure into Rosie O’Grady’s Warehouse, home of the Rosie

5.9K views · 276 reactions | Master Sgt. Brad Danho leads the Jazz Ambassadors Dixieland Band. Have a listen as he shares some history of dixieland music and its effects on audiences even today. #armymusic #KnowyourMil #jazzhistory Video: Sgt. First Class Jared Morgan | The United States Army Field Band | Facebook