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Blast-Off Girls (1967)A sleazy record promotor tries to make it big with a local Chicago garage band and plans to make them famous while keeping the profits for himself. Director:Herschell Gordon LewisWriter:Herschell Gordon Lewis |
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Blast-Off Girls (1967)A sleazy record promotor tries to make it big with a local Chicago garage band and plans to make them famous while keeping the profits for himself. Director:Herschell Gordon LewisWriter:Herschell Gordon Lewis |
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Dan Conway | ... |
Boojie Baker
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Ray Sager | ... |
Gordie
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Tom Tyrell | ... |
Tom, Big Blast band member
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Ron Liace | ... |
Ron, Big Blast band member
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Dennis Hickey | ... |
Dennis, Big Blast band member
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Ralph Mullin | ... |
Ralph, Big Bast band member
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Chris Wolski | ... |
Chris, Big Blast band member
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Lawrence J. Aberwood | ... |
Marty Dunn
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Neil Julien | ... |
Lieutenant Kronsky
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Don Logay | ... |
Michael Blake
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Jack Horner | ... |
Mr. Roswell
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Steve White | ... |
'Charlie' band member
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Tom Eppolito | ... |
'Charlie' band member
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Bob Compton | ... |
'Charlie' band member
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Ray Barry | ... |
'Charlie' band member
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Sleazy music promoter Boojie Baker convinces a pop band to come work for him. He arranges play dates, publicity, record contracts, and the band's loyalty by getting his hired girls to exercise their feminine charms on all who stand in his way. Thus he creates the new music sensation, The Big Blast, but the band is unhappy about Boojie keeping most of the money. When they try to leave, Boojie sets them up for trouble with the law, but offers to bail them out if they sign the contract. Can't anyone stop this scum bucket? Written by Ed Sutton <esutton@mindspring.com>
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