This is the story of the early life and rise to fame of Tommy Steele.
It has lousy photography and a metric shit-ton of stock footage, but it nonetheless gives an excellent impression of what was going on in England when The Beatles were still incubating.
With a great introduction to the film by Los Angeles DJ Hunter Hancock and a jam session at the end of the film where the words to the song appear on the screen.
Tommy Steele
Himself Nancy Whiskey
Herself The Steelmen
Dennis Price (Piano)
Alan Weighell (Bass)
Alan Stuart (Saxophone)
Leo Pollini (Drums) John Kennedy
Peter Lewiston Paul Lincoln
John Boxer Brushes
Patrick Westwood Mrs Steele
Hilda Fenemore Mr Steele
Charles Lamb Chief Steward
Cyril Chamberlain Junkshop Man
Mark Daly Hospital Doctor
Brian Coleman Hospital Nurse
Lisa Daniely
Director
Gerard Bryant
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