Doug Weston's Troubadour, Los Angeles 1960s

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Doug Weston's Troubadour, Los Angeles 1960sOpened in 1957 in West Hollywood, Doug Westons Troubadour became the epicenter of Los Angeless cultural scene and arguably one of the most important music venues in the world for its importance in breaking new acts. It was on Troubadours stage in 1970, for example, that a 20 year old Elton John became a household name. The moment was depicted in the stars biopic Rocketman. My whole life came alive that night, musically, emotionally everything,' Elton

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was filmed there

Drinks were named after world-class resorts – see the interior menu

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shows a train and a truck busily delivering goods around the country while a scientist is hard at work in a laboratory

one of the state’s best supper clubs

The club was the symbol of café society

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The Dixieland Restaurant was a popular diner along Kingston Pike

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