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 | Cotton Club Stars (1927 Album by Various Artists) |
| Cotton Club Parade (21st Edition, 1932), musical revue (Classical Work) |
| Rhythmania, musical (Classical Work) |
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Mentioned in
- Cotton Club Stars (1927 Album by Various Artists)
- Cotton Club Parade (21st Edition, 1932), musical revue (Classical Work)
- Rhythmania, musical (Classical Work)
- Cotton Club Parade (24th Edition, 1934), musical revue (Classical Work)
- The Missourians (Jazz Band, '20s, '30s)
- Lonette McKee (Rhythm & Blues Artist, '70s)
- The Cotton Club [ASV/Living Era] (1984 Album by Various Artists)
- Stephen Goldblatt (Cinematographer, Actor, Drama/Fantasy)
- David Golden (Actor, Drama/Romance)
- Jungle Nights in Harlem (1927 Album by Duke Ellington)
- 1929 (1929 Album by Duke Ellington & His Orchestra)
- Cotton Club Anthology: 1938 (2001 Album by Duke Ellington)
- Vol. 2: From the Cotton Club to Sweden (2007 Album by Duke Ellington)
- Happy Rhythm: New York Columbia Recordings, Vol. 1 (2000 Album by Various Artists)
