Mick Holdsworth

Only a short film, but I found this interesting. The Comments below come directly from The Museum of Contemporary Art Dennis Hopper has described the experience of seeing Bruce Conner's A MOVIE (1958) like lifting the veil from his eyes, an associative blur of images that would go on to influence the infamous acid trip scene in his film Easy Rider. Years later, Hopper recalls, he and Dean Stockwell held the lights for Conner as he filmed Toni Basil dancing for BREAKAWAY (1966), the short film set to her song of the same name. A rare example of a Bruce Conner musical film containing all original photography, what makes the film unquestionably Conner is his frenetic editing and the evanescence of his subject, a spirit flickering in celluloid. The flashes of figure would reappear in Conner's sculptural photograms such as "Sound of Two Hand Angel" (1974). Director: Chris Green. Producer: Matthew Shattuck. Executive Producer: Chris Green, Noah Khoshbin, Emma Reeves, John Toba. Editor: Curtis Tamm. Director of Photography: Curtis Tamm, Peter Kirby, Kaitlin Dixon, Kevin Southworth. Assistant Camera: Eugenia Barbuc, Morgan Kessler. Music Clearances: Colby Trane. Interviews: Toni Basil, Bruce Jenkins. Film: BREAKAWAY by Bruce Conner (1966, 16mm, b&w/sound, 5 minutes) Courtesy and (c) Conner Family Trust. Pas De Trois by Dean Stockwell (1964, 16mm, b&w, 8 minutes) Courtesy of Dean Stockwell. Audio: Dennis Hopper Recording Courtesy of UCLA Film & Television Archive. Photography: (c) Conner Family Trust/ Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. (c) Dennis Hopper, The Dennis Hopper Art Trust. (c) The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles. Music: "Breakaway" Written by Ed Cobb, Performed by Toni Basil, Published by Embassy Music Corporation (BMI), Courtesy of A&M Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Special Thanks: Conner Family Trust, MOCAtv, Emma Reeves, John Toba, Jean Conner, Michelle Silva, Toni Basil, Gerald Casale, David James, Bruce Jenkins, Michael Kohn, Todd Wiener, Terry Riley, Dean Stockwell, Robert Matheu, Hugh Brown, Mills Moran, Karl Puchlik, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, UCLA Film & Television Archive, USC School of Cinematic Arts, The Dennis Hopper Art Trust, The Getty Research Institute, Michael Kohn Gallery, Artists Rights Society, OHWOW Gallery. Dedicated to Bruce Conner, November 18, 1933 - July 7, 2008. Produced by Dissident Industries Inc. www.dissidentusa.com ***************** For the young 'uns both Dennis Hopper and Dean Stockwell were big actors in the US (If you can't place Dean, he was Al in Quantam Leap)

Ooh, so the're coming out a bit early. Excellent, looking forward to it.

SouLutions - Listen / Philly Line 7" Radio Edit - M/M- £300 all-in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) ***************** Out Of Sights - For The Rest Of My Life / Tears Don't Care who Cries - Boddie - M/M- £100 all-in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) - SOLD ***************** Capitol Northern Soul 7s Box - 7 record box set - Still sealed. £90 all-in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) ***************** Holland Dozier Holland ‎– Rare And Unreleased 7 Inch Collection - 10 record box set - Still sealed. £50 all-in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) (Last Copy) - SOLD ***************** ***************** Paypal OK - UK ONLY please. Please message me. Thanks Mick (Scanner playing up, so this is Discogs image - Record is identical) SouLutions-Listen.mp3 OutOfSights-TearsDontCare-ForTheRest.mp3

Motown 7s Volume 2 - 7 record box set - Still sealed. (Thought I was out of this, but still have a final spare copy) £100 all-in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) (SOLD) ***************** Capitol Northern Soul 7s Box - 7 record box set - Still sealed. £100 all-in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) ***************** Holland Dozier Holland ‎– Rare And Unreleased 7 Inch Collection - 10 record box set - Still sealed. £50 all-in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) ***************** ***************** Paypal OK - UK ONLY please. Please message me. Thanks Mick

Yes John, Dave Thorley had one for sale about 15 years ago.

The white Inspirations / Companions Benn-X originated from Dave Browns own site, a few years after the Yellow release. Back then the site was something like funkadelphia.com ? I see it's now phillyjazztime and it just shows the yellow release (sold out). Dave Brown did do a sentence in the description explaining the renaming, but I can't rememberr what it said. Maybe Dave can shed some light on the reason for the renaming of "I Can Feel It".

According to J Manship on Discogs, it is Chuck Kenwood and Jan Bradley https://www.discogs.com/Jan-Chuck-What-A-Weekend-West-Coast-Living/release/5296478 Although I see that has been questioned this very day, and is probably a mistake. I've never heard it so I don't know if it is a duet

45cat has release dates for Jan & Chuck as 1966 and both The Royal Chessmen and The Chapter as 1968. Discogs has similar info for the label, with Royal Chessmen down as 1967, however the 45cat site has . . . "Release date is 1968. Verified by newspaper article touting the group's release of their new record "Can't You See" The Tribune (Coshocton, Ohio) · Fri, Mar 1, 1968 · Page 14" . . . so that would probably be more reliable. Here's a listing for the Night Owl label. https://www.45cat.com/label/night-owl-us

Motown 7s Volume 2 - 7 record box set - Still sealed. £100 all in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) Paypal OK - UK only please. Please message me. Thanks Mick

I used to go for them myself until a few years ago when the penny dropped.

Next thing will be an equivalent of the recent Xbox or Playstation eBay scam. "Absolutely genuine Billy Arnell original photo". Guess what the buyer will receive.

Sunlightsquare sold.

Sure thing - Thanks - will pm you details in a moment.

Sunlightsquare - Papa Was A Rolling Stone / Super People - 7" - M- £100 all in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) Motown 7s Volume 2 - Sealed. £100 all in to UK (inc. Spec Dely) Paypal OK - UK only please. Please message me. Cheers Mick SunlightSquare-SuperPeople-Papa.mp3

Hi Phil, I have a spare copy M- condition - £100 all in to UK If interested PM me Cheers Mick

When it first turned up as Soul Bowl I think it was probably a new release, or if not, only a few months old. As you say, easily available. So was Charles Johnson.

Very sad news. Len was one of my favourire singers.

Thanks Bob.

I presume it's the same, it's definately the "Get Involved" GS

Anyone know what the George Soule went for on Anglo American auction on Thursday (29/10). I saw it at £1300 about 5:30 but forgot about it till the page vanished after 6:00 Cheers

Didn't realise it was on this Lp either. Well found. Always felt it was simply the Jaybirds.

Good luck John, It's the only one I need myself, been after it for ages. Got the other 14.

The backing to Rose Battiste is so familiar, is that from something obvious, or is my imagination.

Love the flattening sevice as being "both sides". I've a few lightly heat warped records, might give it a try.

The bottom one with the time as 2:43 is a boot. The font is a givaway. The top one real, with time at 2:22