Exciting like a rock n roll film oughta be. Uses split-screen to great effect. Doesn't hit you over the head with too much history/social commentary, but has some old footage in that vein. (not speaking about the b&w clips of the stars in the 50s, but cultural/political stuff). Hot spots: Chubby Checker---has incredible charisma and dancing skills. Bo Diddly's second tune, rocks out w/ the distortion. Little Richard doing some performance art atop a stack of speakers.
Review of Let the Good Times Roll
