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Keith Levene's London 1976!

Name: Keith Levene's London 1976!
Director: Keith Levene
Genre: Experimental, Music, Dance
Released: 2016
Duration: 60 mins

Synopsis

At age 17 the legendary British guitarist Keith Levene was a founder member of the Clash. He recruited Joe Strummer, wrote one of the band's early hits, played at all their early live shows including one in which he posited the idea to his future collaborator John Lydon to start PiL, then agreed to leave the Clash before his 18th birthday. Set against the emerging first wave of British punk in West London, this is Keith's story.

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Details

Year: 2016
Type of project: Features
Running time: 60 mins
Director: Keith Levene 1st Feature
Producer: Kathy DiTondo
Editor: Kathy DTondo
Screenwriter: Keith Levene and Kathy DiTondo
Director of Photography: Keith Levene
Production Designer: Keith Levene
Sound: Keith Levene
Composer: Keith Levene

Genre

Experimental Music Dance

Production Status

Pre-production

Production Company

Keith Levene

teenageguitarist76@gmail.com

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