Scopitonic Links
Scopitonic Sounds
Scopitone Artist Links
- Billy Eckstine
- Billy Lee Riley
- Bobby Rydell
- Bobby Vee
- Brook Benton
- Buddy Greco
- Claude Francois
- Claude Nougaro
- Danny Whitten
- Danyel Gerard
- Della Reese
- Delta Rhythm Boys
- Dion
- Ethel Ennis
- France Gall
- Frank Sinatra Jr.
- Françoise Hardy
- Gale Garnett
- Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
- Jacques Dutronc
- James Darren
- Jody Miller
- Johnny Hallyday
- Joi Lansing
- Julie London
- Kay Starr
- Les Charlots
- Les Surfs
- Lesley Gore
- Lou Rawls
- Merle Kilgore
- Michel Polnareff
- Nancy Sinatra
- Neil Sedaka
- Nino Tempo & April Stevens
- Paul Anka
- Richard Anthony
- Sylvie Vartan
- The Exciters
- The Tornados
- Timi Yuro
- Vic Damone
- Vince Taylor
"Scopitonic Jukebox Movie Dance Party"
WFMU's Record & CD Fair returns October 23, 24 and 25, 2009, at Manhattan's Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street.
This year Bedazzled.tv and Scopitones.com will present our 5th annual WFMU Record Fair A/V presentation: "The Bedazzled Video Hour (and a half)" for 2009: "Scopitonic Jukebox Movie Dance Party".
36 Scopitone & Cinebox Films From the US, UK, France, Italy and Parts Unknown. Twist! Hully Gully! Madison! Baby Madison! Cake Walk! Cha Cha! Mashed Potatoes! Rumba! Harlem Shuffle! Mambo! Fandango! Java! And much, much more.
Les Ballets Jackson - Fiesta Hippie
April Stevens & Nino Tempo - Land of A Thousand Dances
The Psyrcle - Land of A Thousand Dances
Greenwood County Singers - Cake Walkin' Baby
The Milords - Baby Madison*
Les Ballets Stefani - I Want You To Be My Baby
Vince Taylor - Peppermint Twist
Colette Deréal - Tu Nous Feras Danser
Fred Bullo - Tritolo Twist*
Line Renaud - Paso Cha Cha
Johnny Hallyday - C'est Le Mashed Potatoes
Henri Salvador - Twist SNCF
Claude Bolling - Madison Time
Francis Linel - Le Cha Cha
Fred Adison - Ali Baba Twist*
Beny Benett - Pepe Zanito Mambo
Sylvie Vartan - Twiste et Chante
Guy Marchand - Rumba
Glenn Jack & Ses Glenners - Zizi La Twisteuse
Line Renaud - Le Hully Gully
Pedro de Linares - Fandango de Malaga
Les Dangers - Leçon de Twist
Miguel Cordoba - Belly Dancer (Loukoum)
Richard Anthony - Ya Ya Twist
Ruddy Castel - Passeron Cha Cha
Vince Taylor - There's A Lot of Twistin' Goin' On
Vigon - Harlem Shuffle
Gerard La Vigny - Antillais Ça C'est La Merengue
André Verchuren - Papa C'est Ta Java
Pepe Luiz - Melody in Cha Cha
Les Ballets Stefani - New Orleans
Richard Anthony - Ya Ya Twist
Jean Segurel - Per Bien La Danser
Peppino Di Capri - Let's Twist Again*
Les Ballets Stefani - N'Importe Quand
Riccardo Rauchi e il suo Complesso - Ok Madison*
Les Ballets Jackson Fiesta - Hippy 2é Partie
*denotes Cinebox Film
All other films are Scopitones
Buy All 10 French Scopitone DVD's - Special Deal!
Buy All 10 French Scopitone DVD's and get a Special Deal! You get 2 free if you buy all 10. US Shipping is free.
French Scopitones Volume 1 "Leçon De Scopitone"
French Scopitones Volume 2 "2 Minutes 35 De Bonheur"
French Scopitones Volume 3 "Sado-Maso"
French Scopitones Vol 4 "Baby Pop"
French Scopitones Volume 5 Henri Salvador Special Edition
French Scopitones Volume 6 "Ho! Eh! Hein, Bon!"
French Scopitones Volume 7 Johnny Hallyday Special Edition
French Scopitones Volume 8: "Mon Mari C’est Frankenstein"
French Scopitones Volume 9: "Le Vampire"
French Scopitones Volume 10: "Le Petit Chapeau Tyrolien"
“Scopitone: Carousel of Stars” - Sunday, July 19th, the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood
On Sunday, July 19th, the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood will be
presenting “Scopitone: Carousel of Stars” -- a festival of the best
I.B. Technicolor 16mm Scopitones produced. It’s a rare chance to catch
these films on the BIG SCREEN, presented in 16mm dye transfer
Technicolor!
For the uninitiated, Scopitones were pop music short films produced in the 1960’s and were designed to be played in "film jukeboxes." These machines were primarily located in bars, lounges and casinos. The campy quality and overt sexuality of these films provide an early view into what the music television industry would later become in the 80's and 90's. They also provide a glimpse of the influence of the sexual revolution in the mainstream culture. It’s the perfect way to spend a Sunday evening….in Tecnicolor no less!
If you missed us at the 2007 AMIA Conference in Rochester NY, or at the Echo Park Film Center last year, please join us on Sunday, July 19th, at 7:30 p.m. for “Scopitone: Carousel of Stars”.
Please see the American Cinematheque’s website for more info. (Though their mention of a panel discussion is incorrect; The evening will be simply a screening plus a Q/A with the curator of the collection.)
French Scopitones Special Edition Volumes 1 - 5 Special Deal
Get our latest and best series of French Scopitones for a reduced price. Over 5 hours and 100 Scopitones. They feature all new transfers, with amazingly bright colors. Professionally transferred directly from the films with primary & secondary color correction, Digital Video & Noise Reduction, picture level, contrast and enhancement adjustments. Almost all films are new to our collections, any that are not are major upgrades in sound and picture. Click here for complete Track Listing
French Scopitones Special Edition Volume 1
French Scopitones Special Edition Volume 1 - All new transfers!
Amazingly bright colors. Professionally transferred directly from the
films with primary & secondary color correction, Digital Video
& Noise Reduction, picture level, contrast and enhancement
adjustments. Almost all films are new to our collections, any that are
not are major upgrades in sound and picture.
Le Vendeur de Cacahuetes
Sandie Shaw - Le Temps des Fleurs - dir. Daidy Davis-Boyer
Sheila - Love Maestro, Please - dir. Daidy Davis-Boyer
Dominique Walter - Johnsyne et Kossigone - dir. Alain Brunet
Bert Blakey - Le Badge - dir. Alain Brunet
Raoul de Godewarsvelde - L'Entrecote - dir. Daidy Davis-Boyer
John William - L'Or De Mon Jardin - dir. Daidy Davis-Boyer
Jacques Dutronc - Les Play-Boys - dir. Alain Brunet
Dalida - Ciao Amore Ciao - dir. Alain Brunet
Zoo - Hard Times
Henri Gênes - Fatigué de Naissance - dir. Daidy Davis-Boyer
Lana Grey - Montre-Moi Les Lignes De Ta Main - dir. Alain Brunet
Claude François - Marche Tout Droit - dir. Claude Lelouch
Hugues Aufray - Les Crayons de Couleur - dir. Daidy Davis-Boyer
Jo Archer - Ibo Le Le
Les Ballets Africains - Bagatai - dir. Jean Salvy
André Verchuren - Papa C'est Ta Java
Nino Ferrer - Le Téléfon - dir. Alain Brunet
Pierre Vassiliu - La Femme Du Sergent - dir. Claude Lelouch
Enrico Macias - Puisque l'Amour Commande - dir. Alain Brunet
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