Rod Harris

First off, B.B. Kings is strangely organized and run in a bizarre manner. The bartender spent half his time doing barback work and was inaccessible half to time. The staff seemed annoyed whenever you placed a drink order (aside from the fact that we waited at least 10 minutes after being seated to be approached by a server). The most off putting part of the night was that the performance (Sam Cooke Tribute) was that there was no band. It was a man singing to recorded music. This was not advertised nor was it made known to me until the man came on stage solo. While he was a good singer, this was not the performance I was led to expect. I believe that this club did a poor job of executing it's service and a poorer job of telling the customer what the tribute performance was to consist of. I will not be returning.