The Dave Clark Five and Beyond: Glad All Over 2014 123movies

Watch: The Dave Clark Five and Beyond: Glad All Over 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – A retrospective look at the influential work of one of the most popular British rock bands of the 1960s, The Dave Clark Five, featuring interviews, performances and footage from Dave Clark’s personal archives..
Plot: The Dave Clark Five started the rock n roll British invasion that changed the world, having already knocked The Beatles out of the #1 position in the UK. Watch newly-filmed interviews with Tom Hanks, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Dionne Warwick and many more, as they share their memories of how the music of the 60s and the cultural revolution of 1964 changed their lives forever. Bonus disc includes 2 hours of extra interview scenes and rare archival footage, including never-before-seen star performances and alternate performances from The DC5 ! Featuring 4 hours of star-studded performances in total!
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Bitty and piecemeal
I’m a big fan of 60’s music but have never considered the Dave Clark Five amongst the major movers and shakers of the era. They briefly threatened the Beatles juggernaut in both America and the UK but within two years or so their greatest success was behind them, all very Herman’s Hermits, Freddie and the Dreamers and all that, or so I’ve always thought.

But no, here we have the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Stevie Wonder and even Whoopi Goldberg contributing to this very long biography of the group and in particular Dave Clark himself. Before the show, I couldn’t have told you the names of anyone else in the group or recalled more than three or four of their hits of the time, but judging by what’s said here, you’d think they were up there with the Beatles and Stones in terms of musical quality and importance.

Don’t think so somehow. Their early records are okay with the big-voiced Mike Smith, foot-stomping drums and somewhere in the mix a saxophone but their sound to these ears was very one-dimensional to the point of monotony and as the documentary discreetly admits, their music progressed not one iota after their first hit.

I’ll be honest, I seriously thought all the hyperbole being thrown about (get a load of Tom Hanks Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame induction speech too!) was actually spoofing the group’s status, but no, it seems they’re all deadly serious in praising the group to the skies. After the group split in 1970 the show follows Clark’s career path exclusively where we learn he was an astute businessman and a would-be musical impresario (anybody else remember his big-name thronged musical “Time”, no, I thought not).

To be fair, the group members come across as decent enough ordinary average blokes and there’s no doubt they were hot property for those first two years but really this documentary could easily have been condensed to half its running time and in truth looks like a vanity project by Mr Clark.

Sorry, it didn’t leave me “Glad All Over”.

A Fairly Entertaining Retrospective Of One Of Britain’s Shakers & Movers Of 1960s Pop Music
Through stills, vintage footage and recent, celebrity interviews – This 2-disc DVD-set offers the viewer the thrill of 2 solid hours of the Dave Clark Five (DC5, for short), one of Britain’s most influential pop music sensations of the mid-1960s.

Back in 1964 DC5 undoubtedly hit the jackpot, big-time, with their #1, chart-topping song “Glad All Over”, which sent all their adoring fans (on both sides of the Atlantic) screaming into the aisles for more.

For a brief flash of time in pop music history (1964-1966) DC5 were considered to be a very serious threat to the vast popularity of The Beatles, rock-n-roll’s undisputed kings of the day.

With such sensational, toe-tappin’ tunes like “Bits & Pieces”, “Catch Us If You Can” and “Do You Love Me?”, how could DC5 not put a few worry-lines into the brows of songwriters, John Lennon & Paul McCartney?

So, if you really enjoy classic rock-n-roll, then you’re sure to be thrilled to pieces by “DC5 And Beyond”.

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Director Dave Clark
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Actors Lucille Ball, Dave Clark, Lenny Davidson
Country United Kingdom
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