Disk-O-Tek Holiday
(1966)
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Disk-O-Tek Holiday
(1966)
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| Jon Anderson | ... |
Himself
(as The Warriors)
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Tony Anderson | ... |
Himself
(as The Warriors)
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The Applejacks | ... |
Themselves
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| Peter Asher | ... |
Himself
(as Peter and Gordon)
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The Bachelors | ... |
Themselves
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Band of Angels | ... |
Themselves
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Peter Birrell | ... |
Himself
(as Freddie and the Dreamers)
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Mike Brereton | ... |
Himself
(as The Warriors)
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Freddy Cannon | ... |
Himself
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The Chiffons | ... |
Themselves
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Louise Cordet | ... |
Herself
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Sam Costa | ... |
Himself
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Roy Crewdson | ... |
Himself
(as Freddie and the Dreamers)
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Bernie Dwyer | ... |
Himself
(as Freddie and the Dreamers)
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David Foster | ... |
Himself
(as The Warriors)
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Casey Paxton, a hopeful rock and roll star, is trying to break into the business by going from studio to studio with his girlfriend and attempting to convince the radio and TV executives there to play his song. This story is mainly just a backdrop for the movie's real aim: the presentaion of about 20 different hit songs, performed by the artists themselves. Most of the acts are relatively unknown today, but a few moderately well-known singers, like Jackie and the Raindrops, and Freddie Cannon, are also featured. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
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