You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)

Sylvester

Introduction to 1970s New York, the sexual revolution, and the amenities at Plato's Retreat, including the buffet.

Cuddle Up A Little Closer

Members of the Original Benny Goodman Orchestra

Larry Levenson's family (sister Karen, ex-wife Gloria, son Rod, daughter Dawn) describe his early life and troubled marriage.

Suburban Roulette

Herschell Gordon Lewis

Archive footage of Larry Levenson and interviews with swingers explain the philosophy of "the lifestyle" and suburban swinging.

(Dancin’) On A Saturday Night

Barry Blue

Patrons describe the anonymous, friendly atmosphere of early, pre-Plato's swing parties, comparing one to a "Bar Mitzvah."

Kiss You All Over

Exile

Mary Levenson describes meeting Larry at the first Plato's. Al Goldstein and Annie Sprinkle discuss Mary.

Am I Dreaming

Tiffany

Journalist John Leo recalls his first visit and influential article. Larry Levenson (archive) jokes about the club's name.

Rockin' Roll Baby

The Stylistics

Larry partners with "dangerous" investors (Frank Pernice, Hy Gordon) and moves Plato's to the Ansonia Hotel.

You Bring out the Best in Me

D.I.T. Band

Buck Henry describes the "insane" jacuzzi. Photographer Meryl Meisler recalls her first time swimming in the "naughty pool."

Hot Child In The City

Nick Gilder

Al Goldstein vividly recalls the DJ controlling the "mattress room" tempo with music and how he contracted crabs from the cushions.

Born With a Smile On My Face

Stephanie De Sykes

John Leo and Annie Sprinkle describe Larry Levenson's "missionary" zeal, his prolific sexuality, and his "nicest uncle" persona.

Jeans On

David Dundas

Buck Henry, Ron Jeremy, Al Goldstein, and Judy Tenuta describe the "conventional" suburban crowd and the club's democratic "orgy."

Oh How Happy

Shades Of Blue

Patrons describe their experiences.

Cavern

Liquid Liquid

Larry Levenson (archive) introduces the new 34th Street location. A patron ("The Outrageous Lady") recalls her experiences.

Happiness

Ken Dodd

Larry's children, Rod and Dawn, describe visiting him at the "level-one" Allenwood prison, where he adjusted well.

If You Like What We're Doing

The Fabulous Kings

A montage of the club's later, "kinkier" nights. Al Goldstein recalls porn stars performing while men masturbated.

Ladies Night - Single Version

Kool & The Gang

Archive footage and interviews describe the "Ladies' Night" and "Singles' Night" events designed to bring in new patrons.

Dream Weaver (Re-Recorded)

Gary Wright

A montage details the fear and confusion of the AIDS crisis. In archive footage, a patron tells Larry Levenson she's not worried.

That Same Old Feeling - Original 1970 Recording

Pickettywitch

Discovering Larry Levenson driving a cab. Dawn Levenson reflects that her father's "friends" disappeared.

Oh How Happy

Shades Of Blue

End credits.