This takeoff on the Coppola film is actually an all-sex stinker, bearing the trappings of being a movie. There's no story other than sex and putting on the evening's show at a night club.
With John Leslie as lead one could expect a show biz story, as he was an accomplished musician who could easily have filled a Richard Gere style role. But all he does is have sex at the bar in a movie emphasizing lesbian sex and threesomes. A token nod to the Harlem original nightclub features Mauvis De Noir for interracial sex.
Credits cite "introducing" for Patti Petite to audition singing a couple of her own songs and poorly play guitar, but when she instantly wins the job she is strictly having sex on stage with star Amber Lynn and Don Fernando.
