club with music from the 1950s?

i'm driving back from fort worth sunday night and listening to 91.3 FM. Apparently they have a 'juke box' program on sunday nights ... early rock'n'roll. songs of my youth. i loved it. so monday i get out some doo whop cds and i'm loving that. wondering if there is any place in austin that offers this music, preferably live performances. to make this more hobby related, any providers know how to do the lindy hop (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...webm.480p.webm)

might want to think before you answer. folks may think you are as old as i am and who wants to see a provider as old as i am? not me! (sort of like groucho marx saying he wouldn't join any club that would have him for a member)

"Splish, Splash, I Was Taking A Bath" all about a Saturday night.

Sorry, don't know of an old-timers place.

Kudos to Groucho, just say the "magic word."

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Originally Posted by RustyBalls

"Splish, Splash, I Was Taking A Bath" all about a Saturday night.

Sorry, don't know of an old-timers place.

Kudos to Groucho, just say the "magic word."

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"groucho" once got a letter from the bath club his family had joined. the letter indicated that the membership committee didn't realize he was jewish and the bath club didn't permit jewish members. they suggested he join a jewish bath club. he replied he was not interested in joining a club which would have him for a member. woody allen brought up this in the beginning of the movie "annie hall" saying he understood groucho's point. brought home to him because he was never attracted to any woman who found him attractive. had to have been a small sample

in groucho's letter he pointed out that his wife was not jewish (catholic) so his son was only half jewish. then asked (facetiously) if his son could use the pool if he only went in up to his waist. the world was more fun with the (five) marx brothers in it

This would certainly be a great business idea for Austin!