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Disk-O-Tek Holiday is a 1966 American-British film. It was originally a 1964 British film called Just For You, directed by Douglas Hickox and starring Sam Costa, [1] which was recut and re-edited with American numbers added. [2] [3]
Well-preserved rock movie with a surreal subplot and over 20 performances by vintage rock stars. A glorious US garage band montage of pool parties, mini-skirts, surf guitar and high school hops. The British sequences are plush, full-fledged music clips with lavish sets, costumes and dancers. Includes artists like The Bachelors, The Chiffons, Freddy & the Dreamers, The Merseybeats, Millie Small ...
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Just For You. 1964. (US Title: Disk-O-Tek Holiday) Directed by Douglas Hickox. Screenplay by David Edwards. From an idea by Douglas Hickox and Jacques De Lane Lea. Produced by Jacques De Lane Lea. CAST (all as “self”) Sam Costa.
In 1966, U.S. director Vince Scarza created "Disk-O-Tek Holiday" out of "Just for You" by replacing British musical acts Al Saxon, Doug Sheldon, Mark Wynter, Faye Craig and the Warriors with U.S. musical acts the Vagrants, the Chiffons, Freddy Cannon and the Rockin' Ramrods.
Starring Sam Costa, Freddy Cannon, Freddie & The Dreamers, The Warriors, The Applejacks. This ultra-rare musical film of 1966 tells the story of a rock and roll hopeful searching for his big break.
Disk-O-Tek Holiday. Performances by Peter & Gordon, the Chiffons, Freddy Cannon, and other artists highlight a story of a young crooner's efforts to promote his song to various disc jockeys.
