By JazzTimes Blues Alley, the legendary Washington, D.C., jazz club, was damaged by a fire that broke out on its attic on October 25. According to WTOP news, at about 6:30 p.m.—shortly before tenor saxophonist Owen Broder and his band were scheduled to begin their first set—fire alarms sounded in the 200-year-old brick carriage house that has been the Georgetown club’s location since its 1965 opening. The musicians, staff, and early arriving guests were able to evacuate without injuries. Firefighters found the blaze in the attic and were able to get it under control. The extent of damage to th…