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Cotton Club
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citysearch c.
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It is unfortunate that the musical quality of the band at the Cotton Club was not very good. As individuals, playing their solos, some impeccable musicianship was demonstrated. However, as an ensemble, the reeds played flat, and the brass played sharp, and not even in tune with each other. It was honestly quite painful to listen to. The redeeming quality in the band was the rhythm section, especially the drummer. The most horrible part of the evening was the lead female singer, labelled as ""Princess"". She really should not be singing. It was quite awful. Musically, if the Cotton Club wishes to survive, then the band should tighten up their performance. Otherwise, it will only lead to B flat performances, and eventually the demise of the club.
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