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Yardbirds - "Blow up", scene with Page & Beck.
The blank faces and stance of the audience are a nice touch.
Btw, Terrance Stamp thought he had lined up the photographer role as he had shown Antonioni all the swinging sites, places and people in contemporary London. Then it went to David Hemmings, Stamp still outraged to this day.
As for Tubby Hayes and Rock etc, he did refer to all the early artists as "twangers", with the exception of Georgie Fame (I think Hayes did the arrangement for "Yeah Yeah"?), but it didn't stop him making a bloody awful album of later contemporary pop songs, and MUCH earlier a 50s jive/rock and roll album with Tony Crombie. And of course, a ton of session work.
The blank faces and stance of the audience are a nice touch.
Btw, Terrance Stamp thought he had lined up the photographer role as he had shown Antonioni all the swinging sites, places and people in contemporary London. Then it went to David Hemmings, Stamp still outraged to this day.
As for Tubby Hayes and Rock etc, he did refer to all the early artists as "twangers", with the exception of Georgie Fame (I think Hayes did the arrangement for "Yeah Yeah"?), but it didn't stop him making a bloody awful album of later contemporary pop songs, and MUCH earlier a 50s jive/rock and roll album with Tony Crombie. And of course, a ton of session work.
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