Double Feature!

UN, DOS, TRES…AL ESCONDITE INGLÉS 1969
ES film. Excellent quality. Color. Complete. Un-cut. This film demonstrates that sixties psychedelia, mod style and a Beatles-influenced pop culture managed to exist under Francisco Franco's fascist dictatorship of Spain.

Look and listen for lots of pop art, 60s fashion, Madrid street life, fuzz guitar, and rock & soul sung in English. The proprietors of UGH! Record Store encourage music fans to boycott the song that was selected to represent Spain in the Mundocanal (World Channel, a parody of Eurovision) song contest.

Terrific 60s soundtrack includes the following group performances (most songs sung in English); Los Buenos: "Groovy Woovy." Shelly Y Nueva Generacion: "I'm Just A Fool." Formula V: "Tengo tu Amor." Henry and The Seven: "You Love Me." Los Iberos: "Hiding Behind My Smile." The End: "Cardboard Watch." Los Mitos: "Cantemos Asi." Los Beta: "Hey Girl (You Make Me Cry)." Los Ángeles: "Créeme." Los Pop Tops: "That Woman."

The movie poster said, "The Crazies of the Crazy Rhythm." Patty Shepard, Judy Stephen, Mercedes Juste, Tina Sáinz, José María Íñigo, Antonio Drove, Ramón Pons, Carlos Garrido. [In Spanish. No subtitles.]

Plus this bonus selection...

ROME POP FESTIVAL 1968
May 4-6, 1968. This surviving festival footage primarily features Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger and the Trinity in concert and Rome sightseeing. Also, interview and concert footage of Japanese group, the Samurai. Additionally, cool concert footage of Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band, The Move, The Association, Donovan, and Pink Floyd.

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