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Easy Rider
Dennis Hopper |
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What's Good For The Goose (Girl
Trouble) Menahem
Golan |
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From Nashville With Music
Eddie Crandall / Robert Patrick
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If It's Tuesday, This Must Be
Belgium Mel
Stuart |
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Paint Your Wagon
Joshua Logan |
Medium Cool
Haskell Wexler |
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Model Shop
Jacques Demy |
Johnny Cash, The Man, His World,
His Music! Robert Elfstrom
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Popcorn - An Audio-Visual Thing
Peter Clifton |
Beyond
Image Mark Boyle
Sensual Laboratory London / British Film Institute Prodn Board No live artists 20 minute animated psychedelic film showing swirls and bubbles of colours, evoking the 1960s psychedelia and spirit of the legendary UFO Club in London's Tottenham Court Road. Created by Mark Boyle, Joan Hills, John Claxton, Cameron Hills and Des Banner with music provided by Soft Machine. |
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Love
You Till Tuesday Malcolm J. Thomson
Thomasso Film David Bowie, Hermione Farthingale, John 'Hutch' Hutchinson A thirty minute collection of David Bowie promotion and performance clips which include an alternative version of 'Space Oddity'. You Tube |
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Alice's
Restaurant Arthur Penn Elkins Entertainment / Florin Arlo Guthrie, Patricia Quinn, James Broderick, Pete Seeger, Lee Hays, Geoff Outlaw, Seth Allen Michael McClanathan, Tina Chen, Kathleen Dabney, William Obanhein, Simm Landres Monroe Arnold, Joseph Boley, Alice Brock, Vinnette Carroll, Sylvia Davis, Frank Simpson Eulalie Noble, Louis Beachner, MacIntyre Dixon, Arthur Pierce Middleton, Eleanor D. Wilson Donald Marye, Shelley Plimpton, M. Emmet Walsh, Ron Weyand, Thomas De Wolfe Neil Brooks Cunningham (as Simon Deckard), James Hannon, Graham Jarvis, John E. Quill A film adaption of Arlo Guthrie's classic song story. You Tube |
Chastity
Alessio de Paola
American International Pictures (AIP) / Progress Motion Pictures Cher, Barbara London, Stephen Whittaker, Tom Nolan, Danny Zapien, Elmer Valentine Burke Rhind, Richard Armstrong, Autumn, Joe Light, Dolly Hunt, Jason Clark Produced by Sonny Bono, Cher's first film performance is the happy story of a lonely young girl hitchhiking across the country in the hope of finding someone to love her and make her forget her abused childhood. You Tube |
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Adventures
Of The Son Of Exploding Sausage David
Korr
Harcourt Films The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band: Neil Innes, Vivian Stanshall, Roger Ruskin, Rodney Slater 'Legs' Larry Smith; Amanda Lees, Ashley Lees, Olivia Smith, Edward Reebuck Short film where the band drive into the country and unload their equipment in some woods, where it is taken away by children. On recovering the equipment they play some numbers in a stable yard, including 'Rockaliser Baby', 'We are Normal' and 'Quiet Walks and Summer Talks'. You Tube |
Angel,
Angel, Down We Go (Cult Of The Damned)
Robert Thom
Four Leaf Productions Jennifer Jones, Jordan Christopher, Holly Near, Lou Rawls, Carol Costello, Charles Aidman Davey Davison, Roddy McDowall, Joan Calhoun, Marty Brill, Danielle Aubry, George Ostos Sandrine Gobet, Deanne Mencher, Rudy Battaglia, Romo Vincent, Hiroko Watanabe The somewhat overweight debutante daughter of the world's richest couple gets involved with a bunch of tripped out pop stars, who take their beliefs of the American ideal to ridiculous heights. You Tube |
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Groupie
Girl (I Am A Groupie) Derek Ford Salon Productions Esme Johns, Billy Boyle, Richard Shaw, Donald Sumpter, James Beck, Paul Bacon, Neil Hallett, Maureen Flanagan, Eliza Terry, Belinda Caren, Lynton Guest, Paul Woloff, Paul Pryde, Jimmy Edwards, Bill Jarvis, Sion Probert, Emmett Hennessy, Bobby Parr, Simon King, Tom Docherty, Trevor Adams, Ken Hutchison, Walter Swash, Gennie Nevinson (as Jenny Nevison), Jeanette Thomsett, Catherine Kessler, Christine Wright. Uncredited: Madeleine Collinson, Mary Collinson, Charles Finch, Opal Butterfly, Linda Priest. "You're all the same, you long-haired layabouts" invited teenage rebellion in the Sixties and this piece of dialogue is uttered in this somewhat sleazy exploitation film made in 1969, released in 1970, and typical of the British movies of the period in what were called 'the saucy Seventies'. From a conservative upbringing, Sally had been secretly attending rock concerts and decided to stow away in the back of the roadie's transit van to London. . |
Becoming a groupie, she sleeps with a succession of musicians who treat
her and the other groupies with a great deal of disrespect. She hooks up
with Steve, leader of an up-and-coming band, but when they are accidentally
locked in a hotel room with two other sex-crazed groupies, their relationship
comes to an end. When the group's speeding van comes alongside that of the 'Sweaty Betty' band Steve, fed up of Sally, decides to give her to the other group. While still speeding on the motorway they pass Sally over to the other van, but doing so results in their own van crashing and Steve is killed. Sally stays with 'Sweaty Betty' on their estate where, during one of their parties, the police arrive to search for drugs and investigate Steve's death. Sally tries to hide the evidence by swallowing a vast amount of the drugs which completely blows her mind. Later she falls in love with the folk artist Billy Boyle but the relationship ends in tears for her. The film soundtrack features a London band called Opal Butterfly who played as 'Sweaty Betty' |
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Invocation
Of My Demon Brother Kenneth Anger
Anger Magick Lantern Cycle Kenneth Anger, Bobby Beausoleil, Bill Beutel, Harvey Bialy, Timotha Bialy, Speed Hacker Mick Jagger, Lenore Kandel, Anton LaVey, Van Leuven, Anita Pallenberg, Keith Richards Short experimental film with strobe-like images and The Stones' 'Hyde Park' archive footage. Synthesizer music from Mick Jagger. You Tube |
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