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Keep On Rockin'

Little Richard · 1998

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Лейбл	Pioneer Artists
Каталожный №	PA-98-591-D
Формат	DVD, DVD-Video
Дата выпуска	1998
Страна	США
Жанр	Рок
Стиль	Concert Film, Рок-н-ролл
Штрихкод	013023007291

Треклист

	Blueberry Hill
	Lucille
	Good Golly, Miss Molly
	Rip It Up
	Tutti Frutti
	Keep A Knocking
	Hound Dog
	Jenny, Jenny
	Long Tall Sally

Участники

Design: Lisaius Marketing

Film Director [Film By]: D.A. Pennebaker

Film Editor: Chris Hegedus

Film Editor: Erez Laufer

Film Producer: Frazer Pennebaker

Producer [DVD Post Production Producer]: Matt Friedman

Product Manager: Julia Jones

Supervised By: Alan Douglas

Компании

: Gravity Limited

: Pennebaker Associates Inc.

: Pioneer Video Manufacturing, Inc.

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Barcode

013023007291

Примечания

The opening credits say: 'Keep On Rockin' Part IV' [from wikipedia]:The film was originally entitled Sweet Toronto, and was supposed to be released in 1972. However, John Lennon demanded payment for footage of the Plastic Ono Band. A reedit of the film, which has the band removed from it, was released in 1973 as Keep on Rockin'. The original footage was eventually released in 1988 as Sweet Toronto. The film is currently "unavailable for sale" according to its listing in the Pennebaker Hegedus Films catalogue. Footage from the film has resurfaced in many knock-off releases such as Little Richard (1981) and Jerry Lee Lewis: The Story of Rock and Roll (1990). In 1992, the film was released alongside two other live-performance videos by Warner Reprise as part of their Classic Rock series. They advertised by saying: "It's often said about great, frenetic rock music that you can imagine the musicians sweating...[these videos] contain so much sweat pouring from the faces of Little Richard, Chuck Berry and James Brown that you'll want to keep a bucket by the TV set".