Gonks Go Beat

I was introduced to this track - Harmonica by the Graham Bond Organisation - via the medium of Johnny Alpha's Killer Diller Radio show, but I had no idea it was featured in the film Gonks Go Beat. In fact, I'd never heard of the film - one of the many given the dubious title of 'The worst movie ever'. It looks brilliant.

I saw this clip in the documentary, Beware of Mr Baker, about the English drummer Ginger Baker. I didn't know a lot about Baker, but I've heard plenty of songs he's played on. He features in this clip. He comes across as an arsehole in the documentary, but as I had no previous fondness for him, it made no difference to my enjoyment of it. Not the best rockumentary I've seen (and I love them), but worth it for introducing me to this clip.

The Graham Bond Organisation. Graham Bond, the keyboard player, was at the forefront of the British jazz scene, before moving into rhythm and blues. He was a heavy drug user (as was Baker), later an occultist - who, it's reported, believed he was the son of Aleister Crowley. Bond died in 1974, at the age of 36, under the wheels of a London Underground train. G

Other 'rockumentaries' I love (please recommend ones I've might have missed)

Dig! (Brian Jonestown Massacre/Dandy Warhols)
Some Kind of Monster (Metallica and their shrink)
Anvil