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| − | A '''cavern''' is a large cave. From this we get the adjective ''cavernous'' meaning a large enclosed space. | + | [[Image:Cavern_near_Naples_-_Joseph_Wright.jpg|thumb|250px|Cavern near Naples, painted by Joseph Wright, 1774]]A '''cavern''' is a large cave. From this we get the adjective ''cavernous'' meaning a large enclosed space. |
| − | '''The Cavern Club''', was a basement music club in [[Liverpool]] where many pop-groups of the "Merseybeat"-era (early 1960s) first performed before going on to achieve interational success. The most | + | '''The Cavern Club''', was a basement music club in [[Liverpool]] where many pop-groups of the "Merseybeat"-era (early 1960s) first performed before going on to achieve interational success. The most notable of these was [[The Beatles]]. |
[[Category:Geology]] | [[Category:Geology]] | ||
[[Category:Popular Music]] | [[Category:Popular Music]] | ||
Revision as of 22:43, November 12, 2007
A cavern is a large cave. From this we get the adjective cavernous meaning a large enclosed space.
The Cavern Club, was a basement music club in Liverpool where many pop-groups of the "Merseybeat"-era (early 1960s) first performed before going on to achieve interational success. The most notable of these was The Beatles.