Double Feature!

THE GOLDEN DISC (a.k.a. THE IN-BETWEEN AGE) 1958
U.K. film. A very cool look at the 1950s British coffee bar scene and the first screen appearance of singing sensation Terry Dene! Two teenagers, with the help their Aunt, open a coffee bar called the "Lucky Charm." All the cool kids listen to the jukebox then go to the record store to buy the records. The Aunt decides to sell records at the coffee bar. Genius! Then she decides to find talent start a record label! Cool Aunt! But as their acts begin to score in the charts, a rival record company tries to muscle in on their action. Terry Dene, Sonny Stewart's Skiffle Kings, The Teddy Kennedy Group, Don Rendell's Six, David Jacobs, Lee Patterson, Mary Steele, Linda Gray, Nancy Whiskey. Tons of songs including "I'm Gonna Wrap You Up," "Dynamo," "The In-between Age," "The Golden Age." Skiffle and rare early British rock and roll. The Golden Disc!

Plus this additional selection...

TERRY DENE: POOR BOY 2002
U.K. TV documentary. 1950s rocker Terry Dene. Follow the meteoric rise to fame and the even faster downhill spiral of England's first rock n roll casualty. Decca forced Terry, a rocker, to record godawful ballads which led to his boozing, arrest and mental instability. Terrific late 50s footage of the Soho night life scene! Interviews include Terry Dene, Jack Good, Justin Hayward, Cliff Richard and others.

THE GOLDEN DISC (THE IN-BETWEEN AGE) 1958 movie on DVD and VHS!