From the dawn of the twentieth century through postwar prosperity, The Blackest Sheep spans over sixty years of Chicago\'s past, charting its evolving nightlife before, during, and after Prohibition through the history of one of Rush Street\'s best-loved and most enduring nightspots, Club Alabam.
This new look at Chicago after dark weaves together three fascinating biographies: the forgotten legacy of multi-talented Dan Blanco, who introduced European-style cabaret to the city.
From the dawn of the twentieth century through postwar prosperity, The Blackest Sheep spans over sixty years of Chicago\'s past, charting its evolving nightlife before, during, and after Prohibition through the history of one of Rush Street\'s best-loved and most enduring nightspots, Club Alabam
