Scopitones & Juke Box Films International – Volume 3

Scopitones and Juke Box Films were the early predecessors to modern music videos.  Shown in arcade-style “jukeboxes”, these films were made to promote musical artists.  Many of these films shown gratuitous shots of cleavage and wild body shaking.  A few are even risqué by today’s standards.  When watching these films you sometimes get the feeling that they were made in a parallet universe!  This volume features international artists from America, England, France and Italy.

Performances include:
The Robot (The Tornados)
Ho! Eh! Hein, Bon! (Nino Ferrer)
Son Contento (Gianni Morandi)
Andavo A Cento All’ora (Gianni Morandi)
Telstar (Eddie Vartan)
Ain’t She Sweet (Georges Jouvin)
Wheel’s On Fire (Julie Driscoll)
Everybody (Brigitte Bardot)
Contact (Brigitte Bardot)
Come Sinfonia (Pino Donaggio)
Petronio (Marino Marini)
La Bamba (Los Columbianos)
Maria Et Le Pot Au Lait (Marcel Amont)
Per Bien La Danser (Jean Segural)
Je L’appelle Canelle (Antoine)
Le Claire De Lune A Maubeuge (Pierre Perrin)
Vivre D’amour (Monty)
Green, Green (New Christy Minstrels)
Io Non Ci Saro (Wilma Goich)
Grazie Amore (Gigliola Cinquetti)
Viva El Macho (Carlos Aragon)
Marin (Petula Clark)
Be Good To Me (Petula Clark)
Ruby Baby (Dion)
Adorable Susy (Dion)
Mon Ami Lointain (Dick Rivers)
Les Marionettes (Christophe)
The Mighty Mississippi (Back Porch Majority)
Come Softly Darling (Delta Rhythm Boys)
Be Bop A Lula (Les Chausettes Noires)
E Voi Ridete (Peppino Di Capri)
Raccontala Ad Un Altro (Fausto Leall)
Credi (Iva Zanicchi)
Point (Francoise Hardy)
Rosa (Jacques Brel)
Le Sifflet Des Copains (Sheila)
Les Babouches A Bouddha (Silvana Blasi)
Le Petit Chapeau Tyrollen (André Verchuren)
L’angolino Dell’amore (Clem Sacco)
Non Arrosire (Girogio Gaber)
Comic Strip (Brigitte Bardot & Serge Gainsbourg)
Les Elucubrations (Antoine)
Himalaya (C. Jerome)
Ah Si J’etais Reste Celibataire (André Verchuren)
Pepe Zanito Mambo (Benny Bennet)
La Passionata (Guy Marchand)
Vacances En Italie (Line Renaud)
Fandango De Malaga (Pedro De Linares)

Audio & Video Quality:  Very good audio and video quality, about an 8.25-8.5 using our website Quality Rating Table.

Total Running Time:  121 minutes.

Disc Format:  1 NTSC DVD-R disc.