Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter MGM / Allen Klein Saul Swimmer Herman's Hermits, Stanley Holloway, Mona Washbourne, Lance Percival Marjorie Rhodes, Nat Jackley Youth culture comedy musical
	Head Raybert Productions Bob Rafaelson The Monkees, Victor Mature, Annette Funicello, Timothy Carey Logan Ramsey, Abraham Sofaer, Vito Scotti, Charles Macaulay T. C. Jones, Charles Irving, William Bagdad, Percy Helton, Sonny Liston Youth culture fantasy musical documenting the life of a Sixties pop group
	Pop Down Fremar / New Realm Fred Marshall Diane Keen, Jane Bates, Andy Ellison, Carol Rachell, Nicole Yarna Margaret Evans, Debbie Slater, Bill Aaron, Zoot Money, Tony Hicks Brenton Wood, Fred Marshall Psychedelic pop film with a sci-fi story line based around visiting aliens. Other musical contributions include Don Partridge, Blossom Toes Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and The Trinity, Luis Bonfa Maria Toledo, Hetty Schneider, The Idle Race and Dantalion's Chariot
	The Beatles Mod Odyssey Tarot Associates Inc George Dunning II, Heinz Edelmann A short 7 minute film with Beatles music
	The Doors: The Doors Are Open Granada Television John Sheppard Jim Morrison, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, John Densmore Documentary movie made for television and released on video in 1992. The film contains interviews, performance footage from a concert at London's 'Roundhouse' and music over newsreel footage of demonstration scenes
	The Stones Rock And Roll Circus Michael Lindsay-Hogg This was filmed for television at the Wembley International Studios on 11th December 1968 but never released in its entirety at the time ( although some footage showed up in other productions ) as Mick Jagger was reputedly unhappy with the quality. The circus acts were supplied by Sir Robert Fossett's circus, including a fire-eater and trapeze artists. Stars featured were Marianne Faithfull, Jethro Tull, The Who (performing a fab acapella piece), Taj Mahal, Ian Anderson, and a 'supergroup' called 'Dirty Mac' consisting of John Lennon, Keith Richard, Eric Clapton and the Hendrix drummer Mitch Mitchell, with a special number featuring Yoko Ono. There was also, originally, a curious interlude involving Mick Jagger and Keith Richard in a knife-throwing act. It was subjected to post-production in the UK and USA between 1989 and 1995 and released as a 65 minute video in 1996 by ABKCO Films. For those of you who missed it, hard luck - it was on UK television on December 26th 2024 - just after midnight!
	Experience ( See My Music Talking ) Pomegranate Peter Neal A short, twenty-nine minute documentary on Jimi Hendrix with a typically British pop-art background setting and narrated byAlexis Korner. The music is based around hits from Jimi's first two albums
	Cream's Farewell Concert Distributed by Film Shows Sandy Oliveri Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton Filmed on 26th November 1968 at The Royal Albert Hall. A documentary on, and the performance from, Cream's last concert
	You Are What You Eat Commonwealth-United Barry Feinstein Basically an irreverent 'underground' documentary, built around a prospective album soundtrack, about the various mid-Sixties cultures and starring the talents of Paul Butterfield, Barry McGuire, Rosko, Tiny Tim and Peter Yarrow. Additional music and cameos come from Super Spade The Electric Flag, John Simon, David Crosby and Harper's Bizarre. Cameo appearances from The Family Dog, The Mothers Of Invention Ringo Starr and others. The director, Barry Feinstein, was also one of the leading album cover photographers of the Sixties
	Joanna TCF / Laughlin Michael Sarne Genevieve Waite, Christian Doermer, Calvin Lockhart, Donald Sutherland Swinging London culture. A girl art student comes to the big city but doesn't make good
	Yellow Submarine King Features / Apple George Duning Swinging Sixties culture cartoon fantasy featuring the music of The Beatles with their voices being 'done' by: Paul Angelis, Peter Batten, John Clive, Dick Emery Geoffrey Hughes, Lance Percival
	Candy Selmur / Dear / Corona Christian Marquand Ewa Aulin, Richard Burton, Marlon Brando, James Coburn Walter Matthau, Charles Aznavour, John Huston, Elsa Martinelli Ringo Starr, John Astin Hippie culture psychedelic fantasy about a girl who can't say 'No'
Jane Birkin not from film	Wonderwall Cinecenta / Alan Clore-Compton Joe Massot Jack MacGowran, Jane Birkin, Richard Wattis, Irene Handl Iain Quarrier, Beatrix Lehmann, Brian Walsh Swinging Sixties youth culture 'psychedelia' film with sexual overtones. The music is by George Harrison
	Blonde On A Bum Trip Nile Street Ralph Mauro Alexis Wassell, Don Nevins, Barbara Spiegelber, Carole Trent Acid, psychedelia culture move with good nightclub scenes and music from The E-Types, The Vagrants and Bit A Sweet
	IF . . . Paramount / Memorial Lindsay Anderson Malcolm McDowell, David Wood, Richard Warwick, Robert Swann Arthur Lowe, Christine Noonan Flashes of sixties culture in this surreal, all-time great, cult fantasy treatment of school life and, ultimately, pure anarchy
	Flesh MGM Andy Warhol Joe Dallesandro, Geraldine Smith, Patti D'Arbanville, Candy Darling Jackie Curtis, Geri Miller Cult underground film about New York street life. A day in the life of a male prostitute
	Performance Warner Nicolas Roeg Mick Jagger, James Fox, Anita Pallenberg, Michele Breton Johnny Shannon, John Bindon Drama with music. A vicious gangster moves in with a former pop idol. Songs include 'Gone Dead Train' by Randy Newman, 'Dyed Dyed Red' by Buffy Sainte-Marie, 'Memo From Turner' by Mick Jagger 'Wake Up Niggers' by Last Poets, 'Performance' and 'Poor White Hound' by Merry Clayton. For various reasons the film was not actually released until 1970
	Finian's Rainbow Warner / Seven Arts Francis Ford Coppola Fred Astaire, Petula Clark, Tommy Steele, Don Francks, Keenan Wynn Barbara Hancock, Al Freeman Musical fantasy film - no Sixties cultural significance, just pleasant unassuming fun with 'Downtown' singer Pet Clark
Duane Eddy not from film	Kona Coast Warner Brothers Lamont Johnson Joan Blondell, Richard Boone, Vera Miles Drama in which a fishing boat captain gets revenge on the guys who murdered his daughter. Small uncredited appearance by Duane Eddy
	Up The Junction Paramount / BHE Peter Collinson Adrienne Posta, Suzy Kendall, Dennis Waterman, Maureen Lipman Liz Fraser, Alfie Bass, Hylda Baker Another classic Sixties youth culture movie. A well-off girl moves to working-class Clapham. Brilliant bluesy soundtrack by Manfred Mann
	For Singles Only Columbia Pictures Corporation Arthur Dreifuss John Saxon, Mary Ann Mobley, Lana Wood, Mark Richman, Milton Berle Dick Castle, Ann Elder, Talya Ferro, Norma Foster, Duke Hobbie Marty Ingels, Maria Korda, Leslie McRae, Dita Nicole, Chris Noel Hortense Petra, Charles Robinson, Cal Tjader, Walter Wanderley Norman Wells Musical comedy about two girls who move into a singles apartment. Music by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, The Sunshine Company The Walter Wanderley Trio, The Lewis & Clark Expedition and The Cal Tjader Band
	Psych-Out Dick Clark Enterprises Richard Rush Susan Strasberg, Dean Stockwell, Jack Nicholson, Bruce Dern Adam Roarke, Max Julien, Henry Jaglom, Linda Gaye Scott I. J. Jefferson, Tommy Flanders, Ken Scott, Garry Marshall Geoffrey Stevens, Susan Bushman, John 'Bud' Cardos Hippie / flower power culture musical. 'Taste a moment of madness . . . listen to the sound of purple. Come where the pleasure is'. A hippie band 'adopts' a deaf runaway girl who comes to Los Angeles to try and find her missing brother after receiving a postcard from him saying 'God is alive and well and living in a sugar cube'. Music is by The Strawberry Alarm Clock and The Seeds
	Hello Down There ( Sub-A-Dub-Dub ) Ivan Tors Films Jack Arnold and Ricou Browning Harvey Lembeck, Henny Backus, Jim Backus, Ken Berry, Kay Cole Richard Dreyfuss, Bruce Gordon, Merv Griffin, Pat Henning, Bud Hoey Andy Jarrell, Lora Kaye, Jay Laskay, Janet Leigh, Frank Logan Charles Martin, Roddy McDowall, Lee Meredith, Charlotte Rae Tony Randall, Frank Schuller, Arnold Stang, Gary Tigerman, Lou Wagner Comedy Sci-fi musical about a family living in an experimental underwater condo where they also rehearse their pop band. After making a nationwide broadcast from under the sea they make it big, announcing their plan of opening underwater night clubs. Flipper, being a dolphin, was intelligent enough to stay well away from this one.
	One Plus One ( Sympathy For The Devil ) Connoisseur / Cupid Productions Jean-Luc Godard The Rolling Stones, Marianne Faithfull, Anita Pallenberg, Sean Lynch Clifton Jones, Danny Daniels, Nicky Hopkins, Anne Wiazemsky Nike Arrighi, Iain Quarrier, Frankie Dymon Jr Semi-documentary on the 'Sympathy For The Devil' production with revolutionary overtones using rock'n'roll as its basis

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