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TOP PHOTO Local country artist Hank Ruff performs for a sold-out crowd at the Bluebird Feb. 13. Ruff frequently reached down to touch the hands of people in the audience.
Colorful lights flashing, smoke machines blasting, a crowd of nearly 200 dancing college students shouting at each other over the music at 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 13, Bloomington’s famed Bluebird nightclub looked exactly like what you’d expect from a live music venue where John Mellencamp and John Prine once dominated the stage.
College-aged guys held up bottles of beer and young women jumped up on the railings to have a better view of Hank Ruff, the night’s performer. If they were lucky, the local country star would reach down and touch their hands. At one point, he invited an audience member onstage and challenged him to a shotgun race.