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American Pop (trailer, 1981)
Commercial · Don't Touch That Dial shorts · 1981 · 2 min · 168 words
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Salmy should have been a star. The kids had changed! But there were complications. Benny could have been famous, but life got in the way. Tony had a brush with success. Either one writes the songs, or you know anything without you.
But had to let it go. I want you to play one of my songs. So it was up to Pete to grab it, hold it, and make himself heard. Waking on a night move, trying to make some from pain.
One family. It's the music I love. Four generations. Does this work? Does this play in love with the sound of American pop? Ralph Thatcher, the creator of Bridge the Cat, and Lord of the Rings.
Now takes modern animation a quantum leap forward with a motion picture of incredible beauty and remarkable power. Dance to it, or swing with it, can crank it up, plug it in, or switch it on.
Give it a salt your senses, rock your body, or touches your soul.
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