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Ring-A-Ding Rhythm (1962) DVD - Helen Shapiro, Craig Douglas, Felix Felton

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Item specifics

Condition
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Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Former Rental?
No
Genre_child_id
incrdecrseto.617._st_Sub-Genre
Former Rental
No
Region Code
DVD: 0/All (Region Free/Worldwide)
UPC
0043396398559
Format
DVD
Producer
Max Rosenberg, Milton Subotsky, Richard Lester
Language
English
Rating
NR
Director
Richard Lester
Sub-Genre
Comedy Video
Genre
Musicals (Theatrical)
Movie/TV Title
Ring-A-Ding Rhythm! (Aka It's Trad, Dad!)
Studio
Sony

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Product Identifiers

Producer
Max Rosenberg, Milton Subotsky, Richard Lester
UPC
0043396398559
eBay Product ID (ePID)
25046021850

Product Key Features

Movie/TV Title
Ring-A-Ding Rhythm! (Aka It's Trad, Dad!)
Director
Richard Lester
Language
English
Rating
NR
Format
DVD
Genre
Musicals (Theatrical)
Studio
Sony
Sub-Genre
Comedy Video

Dimensions

Item Height
0.68 in
Item Weight
0.16 lb
Item Length
7.51 in
Item Width
5.32 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Release Year
1962
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11232

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  • by kevingoldie1959
    Jul 11, 2013

    Jazz music from great Jazz musicians, It's Trad Dad!

    Ring-a Ding Rhythm? I think that's the american title. I prefer to call it 'It's Trad Dad'. That's the title I first saw this film listed under. But anyway, what's in a name! The film is excellent! Traditional Jazz music at its best played by the original artists at the time. Released around 1961/2 featuring The temperance seven, Acker Bilk, Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen and several big name american artists like Del Shannon and so on. The real Star for me is Helen Shapiro making her debut as the central character of the story. The two songs she sang were the brightest moments in the film, her charisma was awesome, and that voice! Gold, Pure Gold. For nostalgia galore I recommend this film.

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