Jazz’s attraction
... not have enough time to patronize clubs as frequently as before. Thanks to the radio and CD sets, everyone can enjoy music anytime, anywhere. For instance, on their way back home, when preparing dinner, or before sleeping. While going clubs, on the other hand, might be something too luxurious for them to afford for lacking of time. A further investigation on how often people of Monroe will go to jazz clubs is needed before the arguer can sweep out the doubt whether the C-note club will have enough customer. Jazz, as any other forms of arts, has its own relative stable group of buffs, who are likely to stick to several artists for a long time, which means people will not turn to another club or artist so easily as try another brand of milk. So if the investors of C-note want to see good reward, what they have to do is much more than just build the club and invite some jazz musicians. If they failed to offer appealing case of musicians to residents of Monroe, I’m afraid the sincere fans will burden to drive 65 miles to another club or simpler, just stay at home listening to CDs of their favorite singers. The arguer quotes from a nationwide survey that approximately $1000 is spent by a typical buff on jazz entertainments, and he presents it as strong proof that the C-note will have a bright futur...