THE FEATURED EPISODE.

Hard to imagine a 1970s-era John Williams sans strings, but his music from the gritty CINDERELLA LIBERTY (1973) positively belongs on Motown! Richard Rodney Bennett's spooky theremin jolts the cortex in the British espionage thriller THE BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN (1967). Plus an early turn for the worse in the career of Elvis Presley: SPINOUT (1966) and CLAMBAKE (1967). Includes Neil Hefti's THE ODD COUPLE (1968) and L. Ron Hubbard's BATTLEFIELD EARTH (1984).

THE PREVIOUS EPISODE.

On the streets or in the sheets, he's SAVAGE! (1973) and so is Don Julian's bad-ass score. The Aladdins generate music to jiggle by in Russ Meyers' MONDO TOPLESS (1966). Gibson Kemp whistles while he works it in the German hippie flick MAKE LOVE NOT WAR (1968). We add a GUMBY tribute featuring Frank Sinatra, Jr. and ex-Turtles/Mothers of Invention pals, Flo and Eddie. Plus Trini Lopez' THE DIRTY DOZEN (1967).

Excerpts from "The Ratso Russo Show".
KUSF air date: July 4, 2000.

Take a ride on Uncle Sam's pink cruise missile to this Indie Day pignic, featuring paranoid patriots, perverted preachers and pissed-off punks!

ZARDOZ (1974; director: John Boorman)

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