Detroit Cobras make impression in DC
The soulful performance of the Detroit Cobras impresses a columnist from George Washington’s student paper.
The soulful performance of the Detroit Cobras impresses a columnist from George Washington’s student paper.
Excerpt from article:
Rachel Nagy credits her upbringing in Detroit’s diverse musical
heritage and the time spent at the local Baptist church for her love of
Motown and gospel. “I got a lot of soul for a blonde,” Nagy joked as
she lit her eighth cigarette in one hour.
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