Roadhouse

Roadhouse may refer to:

Roadhouse (facility)

Texas Roadhouse, a western theme restaurant chain

Logan's Roadhouse, western theme steakhouse

Receiving house, a type of theatre venue

Film

Road House (1934 film), a British comedy crime film directed by Maurice Elvey

Road House (1948 film), an American film noir directed by Jean Negulesco

Road House (1989 film), an American film directed by Rowdy Herrington and starring Patrick Swayze

Roadhouse 66, a 1984 American film starring Willem Dafoe

Stage

Road House (play), a 1932 play by Walter C. Harchel

Music

Roadhouse (band), a British rock band

"Road House", a song on Flamin' Groovies' 1970 album Flamingo

The Roadhouse, a satellite radio classic country music channel

"Roadhouse Blues", a song by The Doors

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Roadhouse (album)

Roadhouse is John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band's third album, released in 1988. The album was John Cafferty's second attempt to pull his band away from the Eddie and the Cruisers franchise, but failed to do so. The album produced one single which failed to chart, as did the album itself.

Track listing

"Bound for Glory" 4:41

"Victory Dance" 3:55

"Song and Dance" 4:38

"Killing Time" 4:30

"Wheel of Fortune" 5:13

"Burn the Roadhouse Down" 3:38

"Penetration" 4:48

"Wishing Well" 4:57

"Customary Thing" 4:25

"Hard Way to Go" 4:00

"Higher Ground" 5:36

"Road I'm Running" 6:46

Singles

"Song and Dance"

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Road House (1989 film)

Road House is a 1989 American action thriller film directed by Rowdy Herrington and starring Patrick Swayze as a bouncer at a newly refurbished roadside bar who protects a small town in Missouri from a corrupt businessman.Sam Elliott also plays a bouncer, the mentor, friend and foil of Swayze's character. The cast also includes Kelly Lynch as Swayze's love interest, and Ben Gazzara as the main antagonist.

Plot

James Dalton (Patrick Swayze) is a professional "cooler" (i.e. specialized doorman, or bouncer) with a mysterious past who is enticed from his current job at a club in New York by Frank Tilghman (Kevin Tighe) to take over security at his club/bar, the Double Deuce, in Jasper, Missouri. Tilghman plans to invest substantial money into the club to enhance its image, and needs a first-rate cooler to maintain stability.

Arriving in Jasper, Dalton eventually takes lodging at a local farm owned by Emmett ("Sunshine" Parker). He attracts attention driving his 1965 Buick Riviera and having a quiet demeanor—contrasting with the tough locals. Dalton's "real" car is a 1986 Mercedes 560SEC with New York license plates, which he keeps hidden (at a private garage and later under a car cover in his landlord's barn in Jasper) because it becomes a target for disgruntled bar patrons. Dalton is soon introduced to local business magnate (and next door neighbor) Brad Wesley (Ben Gazzara), who appears to have a stranglehold on the town; little happens without his knowledge and approval. In the course of cleaning up the violent nightclub, Dalton dismisses several unruly and corrupt employees, some of whom are connected with Wesley. After one particularly violent night where Dalton is forced to physically remove Wesley's henchmen, he suffers a knife wound. Going to the hospital for stitches, he strikes up a friendship with Dr. Elizabeth "Doc" Clay (Kelly Lynch), which develops into a romantic relationship.

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