The
British film director and pop promo auteur Peter Whitehead's
kaleidoscopic 1967 documentary is a vivid and controversial snapshot of
the height of London's “Swinging” era.
Featuring
interviews with a diverse selection of iconic figures in British and
international pop culture – from artists such as David Hockney and Alan
Aldridge, through to actors such as Michael Caine and Julie Christie,
the author Edna O’Brien, Beat Poet and writer Allen Ginsberg, and
Rolling Stones manager and founder of Immediate Records, Andrew Loog
Oldham, the movie is rightly regarded as both a celebration and critique
of the London “Summer of Love”.
At
its heart was a soundtrack album which featured renditions of
“Interstellar Overdrive” by The Pink Floyd, “Here Come The Nice” by
Small Faces, and contributions from the enigmatic Vashti Bunyan, Brit
blue-eyed soulster Chris Farlowe and vocal duo Twice As Much.
Newly
remastered from the original master tape, the album brilliantly
captures the overheated atmosphere and ferocious pace of the times.
“Tonite
Let's All Make Love In London” is available on 180-gram heavyweight
audiophile vinyl (first 1000 copies pressed on pink vinyl)!
To purchase: http://smarturl.it/T
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