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HARLEM NIGHTCLUB FROM 1927-1932, COTTON CLUB. THIS TRUMPETER'S
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whose orchestra was the house band there from December 4, 1927, to June 30, 
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around Washington, D.C. His .... down a regular booking for his group as the 
house band at Harlem's Cotton Club; the ..... Fate doesn't want me to be famous 
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held to a proto-Harlem Renaissance ideal: demonstrate how civilized, intelligent, 
and ... Ellington sneaked into Washington clubs and performance halls where he 
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Commodified as spectacular entertainment, they were a regular feature in press 
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Question: Duke Ellington was a regular attraction at this famous Harlem nightclub from 1927-1932
Answer: Cotton Club