The Lenox Rendezvous

The drama, the laughter, the love and the danger, which takes place in a weekend reunion concert of rhythm and blues stars of the 60's and 70's.

Ron Franklin, a very successful music producer, after surviving a near-death car accident, decides to take a new turn in his life. He sets out to produce a benefit concert to assist a sick, former rhythm and blues star. For the benefit concert, Franklin pulls together a roster of star music performers from the ‘60’s and ‘70’s, including a former love of his, to be held at a legendary Harlem cabaret, The Lenox Rendezvous. What Franklin doesn’t foresee when he undertakes producing the benefit, is how deeply his life will be affected by the two day production.

Dennis Greene was a founding member of the musical group ShaNaNa and toured internationally with the group from 1969-1977. He is also a former Vice-president of Production at Columbia Pictures. Greene is a graduate of Columbia University, the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Yale Law School. He is the author of the textbook, "The Law and Business of the Entertainment Industry," published by Cognella Press. Dennis Greene is currently a professor at the University of Dayton School of Law.