Rock Til U Drop

fans Pop along enjoy the music tea coffee and cake Saturday Social 25th April Eastwood Parish Church 5 Mansewood Road Glasgow G43 1TW 2-4pm.

fans Want to get fit meet new friends and learn a great social skill? Pop along to Rock Til U Drop jive classes and be taught by Scotlands longest qualified couple teaching 50s jive . Beginners always welcome, you will only be taught by qualified insured teachers ,PPL/PRS music licensed and member of PVG scheme. As seen on TV with Michael Moseley Wonders of the Human Body for our teaching structure helping with cognitive decline .

Want to get fit meet new friends and learn a great social skill? Pop along to Rock Til U Drop jive classes and be taught by Scotlands longest qualified couple teaching 50s jive . Beginners always welcome, you will only be taught by qualified insured teachers ,PPL/PRS music licensed and member of PVG scheme.

Here's a great Jiver from Jeep Johnson and to hear more get along to Jeep Johnson reliving the 1940s music plus Uncle Fezster with your 50s dancefloor favourites on state of the art bose sound stage. Full bar facilities and large off street parking. Plus get into the feel of the event with your finest 40s or fabulous 50s clothes. Tickets only £12 so wether you swing jitterbug or jive this is the dance night for you. See you all at C.T.K. Hall 220 Carmunnock Road Glasgow G44 5AP on Friday 13th March. All music PPL/PRS Licenced.

Not long now till Jeep Johnson hits Glasgow on Friday 13th March for a tip top night of 40s and 50s music, so all you swing and Jive dancers this is not a night to miss. Even wear your fantastic 40s or fabulous 50s attire or just enjoy the music. Large dancefloor full bar facilities and large off street parking, plus Uncle Fezster playing the tracks that matter ALL this for £12 . All music is PPL/PRS Licenced. If you book as a party of 10 or more you can reserve tables.

Bit of music to go with promo poster. Song says it all.

A snippet from Rock Til U Drop Saturday Social, dancing the novelty dance The Bunny Hop by Ray Anthony from1953.