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Dr. K's Motown Revue & Days of Wild: Classic Albums Performed Live

B.B. King Blues Club (237 West 42nd Street New York City, NY 10036)
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Dr. K's Motown Revue and Days of Wild with special guest Bill Sims Jr. salute the 40th anniversary of two classic R&B albums -- Marvin Gaye's What's Going On and Sly and the Family Stone's There's a Riot Goin' On -- by performing them live in their entirety. Dr. K's is famed for their ability to re-capture Detroit's legendary Motown sound, look and spirit, while Days of Wild pay tribute to '70s and '80s funk.

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The last date listed for Dr. K's Motown Revue and Days of Wild was Saturday September 3, 2011 / 8:00pm (Doors Open at 6:00pm).

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237 West 42nd Street
(Between 7th and 8th Avenues)
New York City, NY 10036
212-997-4144
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    Very close to public transportation.
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    Most people were casually dressed
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    Venue on bottom floor with stairs & elevator, wheelchairs okay.
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Lots of fun. Great group. Nice venue.
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Great show...will see it again, given the opportunity. Fun, fun, fun!!!!
Written on Jul 06 2011

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This was my second time seeing this show and I look forward to seeing them again. I attended with a party of 6 and all of us enjoyed the show. There was nothing to complain about. Great singing and an excellent band. Can't wait to hear them again.
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The revue was a 5. Great energy and high performance quality. However, I would give BB King's a 3. The food and drinks were over-priced and the food quality was only fair.
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Many black artists had made political statements in the wake of the early '70s, most noteworthy are Marvin Gaye's What's Going On and Sly & The Family Stone's There's A Riot Goin' On - both albums released the same year. Where Gaye asked "What's going on?" Sly answered back saying, "There's a riot goin' on". These are quite possibly the two greatest albums of social commentary of black culture and to the world in large.

Dr. K's Motown Revue: This outstanding band of musicians and singers takes you on a very realistic journey of the Motown sound, and makes you want to sing along on every familiar song they play. They have kept the Motown sound true to its roots and each and every performance they do transports you back to another era . . . what a ride!

Their appeal in large part is attributable to the perfect blend of the Motown era costumes worn and the outstanding group of singers who compliment this latter day "Funk Brothers" type band of musicians. Each singer is quite capable of fronting any band as a soloist and the combination of singers is more than enough to deliver authentically the vocal sound of the Motown roster of artists from that time.