Fantasy" (music and lyrics by Duke Ellington and Bubber Miley) "Tap Mathematician" (music and lyrics by Duke Ellington) "It Don't Mean a Thing" (music and lyrics by Duke Ellington) "Cotton Club Stomp" (music and lyrics by Duke Ellington, Harry Carney and Johnny Hodges) "Freeze and Melt" (music and lyrics by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh) "Rockin' in Rhythm" (music and lyrics by Duke Ellington, Irving Mills and Harry Carney) Critical reception Stephen Holden, in his review of the Cotton Club Parade in 2011 for The New York Times wrote: "The revue’s solution to the debatable issue of caricature and at what point a broad performance becomes a demeaning minstrel-show parody is to rein in the extremes. But it is in no way sedate. If the show has no Nell Carter or Ruth Brown, it does have Adriane Lenox, who delivers the Sippie Wallace advice song 'Women Be Wise'... with a knowing tang.... Mr. Carlyle’s clean choreography connects variations of the Charleston with jitterbugging and a little break-dancing to suggest the continuity of styles without insisting on it." Elysa Gardner in her review for USA Today wrote: "...you get 90 minutes of honest, vital entertainment, delivered with enough breezy wit to mitigate the flashes of pomp." Linda Winer, in her review for Newsday, noted that the most important part of the revue is the band. She wrote: "When that push for slickness goes into overdrive, the ensemble can feel ragged.... Adriane Lenox is marvelous in such sardonic, been-around revelations as 'Go Back Where You Stayed Last Night.' The dancers, led by former Twyla Tharp star Karine Plantadit, are strong." Awards and nominations See also Cotton Club References External links Internet Broadway Database listing 2011 musicals Broadway musicals Revues Drama Desk Award winners Tony Award-winning musicals