Double Feature!

SATURDAY NIGHT OUT 1964
U.K. film. Merseybeat legends, the Searchers rock out in a small pub. Their look is perfect! Songs include "Saturday Night Out" (B-side of "Needles and Pins") and "When The Saints Go Marching In." The film follows the exploits of five young crewmen and one middle-aged passenger who disembark from a large passenger steamship in a London port determined to make the most (i.e., booze & sex!) of a 15-hour, "Saturday Night" layover.

One lad falls for a kooky, vegan, beatnik, anarchist who brings him to her way-out flat. Two others pick up two beehive bouffant babes looking to make the most of their sex appeal by getting all they want from life: good-times, drink, money and sex! Another visits his "mother;" it seems he has one in every port. Another is picked up by a high-class French woman who turns out to be a prostitute. Cool Piccadilly and seedy West End footage.

The photography of the Searchers' scene is fantastic – terrific camera angles and lighting. The Searchers have the distinction of beating the Beatles to the big screen as "Saturday Night Out" preceded "A Hard Days Night" by several months. Heather Sears, Bernard Lee, Erika Remberg, John Bonney, Colin Campbell, Francesca Annis. Saturday Night Out.

Plus this bonus selection...

MID-SIXTIES ROCK AND ROLL HITS 1960s

Pathé News Reel: "The Beatles Come To Town." The Animals: "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place," "Shake." Herman's Hermits: "Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter," "Just A Little Bit Better." The Rolling Stones: "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby." The Searchers: "Needles And Pins." Four Seasons: "Let's Hang On (To What We've Got)." Lovin' Spoonful: "Do You Believe In Magic." Dino, Desi and Billie: "I'm A Fool."

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