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Plot

The film opens with a vantage point over the rooftops, and shows some of the morning occurances through the windows of the houses. A young man dressed in fashionable mod style prepares for the day from his rooftop flat and cycles around to theme song. He then takes his bicycle and descends to the streets of the leafy suburbs. Cycling down some steps he crashes into the bike of a little girl and is knocked unconscious. She stands over him showing her pigtails, glasses and braces and gazes at him, clearly besotted. The man awakes and asks the girls name. She tells him she is called Kate. He bids her farewell and cycles off, she follows behind. As he cycles the man sings a song about suburbanites and how he does not envy their responsible lives. The girl blows a raspberry as she passes a queue of people at the bus stop; this starts a disagreement between them which ends with a tramp being hit in the face by a pie. Cycling into a park, the man looks back to see if Kate is still following him, and loses control of the bike, running away down a hill and crashes through a large advertising hoarding. Climbing out, he is struck by the face of the model, "Julie" on the poster advertising Raleigh bicycles. He sings a song professing his love for her and picks flowers to leave mear the poster. Kate tries to attract his attention but he is transfixed by the beautiful model. He eventually rouses himself from his stupor and cycles away. Kate blows a raspberry at the poster then follows him. The man arrives at his workplace, a printers and opens the post which has arrived, and finds one parcel is a photographic portrait of Julie. He sits gazing at it, while the camera pans across the street. It happens that Julie is at a fashionable party in the building there. She sings a song about how pampered and cloistered her world is, and how she wants to find a true love. She walks out of the building, crosses the street and looks at the photo of her which has now been hung in the printers window. The man is gazing at it still, and recognises her. She smiles at him, and they kiss through the glass. Before the man can go outside and meet Julie, she is whisked away to a fashion shoot where she poses in various 'Groovy' outfits in a park, looking unhappy and distracted, wondering where the man she loves is. He cycles through the park looking for her and when he finds her sings his love song again. They walk off hand in hand. The little girl watches them from a hill and looks sad. Then a little boy cycles up, sees her, smiles and says "cor"

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Legacy

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Page layout

Suggested layout. This is a guide only and editors are free to organise articles differently.

Lead - a summary of the article, as guided by WP:LEAD; infobox placed here
Early life/Origins - covering parents, birth, childhood and significant developments up to start of career - or the forming of the band if the article is on a band
Career/History - events relevant to the musical career and/or events that sprung from it - for example movie cameos, modelling
- Subheadings that divide the career by era, album, musical changes, etc.
Significant works - some musicians have significant works that may be worth dealing with in a separate section, though usually significant works are dealt with as a sub-section of the Career/History section, so they remain in chronological order
Live performances/Tours
Legacy - a summary of the impact and importance of the musician/band
Musical style - a summary of the sort of music played/written/performed by the musician/band - if the music style was new, then it should be also mentioned in Legacy
Musicianship - the musical skills and talents or notable features of the musician/band, this may also include the notable instruments the musician/band plays or is associated with
Personal life - verifiable paparazzi fodder (marriage, children, illnesses, etc.)
"Significant event" Many artists have some huge, life-altering overshadowing event or events that need their own subheading. Examples: Michael Jackson and the child-molestation charges, Drew Lachey on "Dancing with the Stars," or Kylie Minogue and her breast cancer. Such a subheading could go here.
Selected events - miscellanea like arrests, participation in famous events, a one-time gig in another field (like a movie or sporting event), a one-time humanitarian effort, some newsworthy item
Personnel - (for bands)
Discography - see below
Awards
- Award categorization (either by year, or by award - Grammy, MTV Music Award, Oscar)
See also
Notes - per WP:Inline Citations
References - per WP:CITE
External links - see below and WP:External links
Categories - an artist should only have their own category if they have at least 15 directly relevant articles (this includes album and single pages), 10 images and 10 musical samples

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Test

Year	Artist	Title	Label	Cat #	Instrument	US RnB	US Pop	UK Chart
1951	Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats	Rocket 88	Chess	1458	piano	1	-	-
1951	Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats	My Real Gone Rocket	Chess	1469	piano	-	-	-
1951	Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats	Independent Woman	Chess	1472	piano	-	-	-
1951	Howlin' Wolf	How Many More Years	Chess	1479	piano	4	-	-
1951	Robert Bland	Dry Up Baby / Crying All Night Long	Modern	848	piano	-	-	-
1951	The Howlin' Wolf	Riding In The Moonlight	RPM	333	piano	-	-	-
1951	B.B. King	Three O' Clock Blues / That Ain't The Way to Do it	RPM/Modern	339	piano	1	-	-
1952	B.B. King	Story From the Heart / Boogie Woogie Woman	Modern	374	piano	-	-	-
1952	B.B King	You Know I Love You	RPM	363	Piano	1	-	-
1952	Houston Baines	Going Home / Relation Blues	Blues & Rhythm	7001	piano	-	-	-
1952	Brother Bell (Johnny O'Neal)	Whole Heap of Mama / If You Feel Froggish	Blues & Rhythm	7002	Piano	-	-	-
1952	Charley Booker	Rabbit Blues / No Ridin' Blues	Blues & Rhythm	7003	piano	-	-	-
1952	Little Junior Parker	You're My Angel / Bad Women, Bad Whiskey	Modern	864	piano	-	-	-
1952	Bobby "Blue" Bland	Good Lovin' (Love You Baby-Love You Yes I Do) / Drifting From Town to Town	Modern	868	piano / guitar	-	-	-
1952	Ben Burton Orchestra	Bee Hive Boogie / Blues And Jam	Modern	871	piano	-	-	-
1952	Charley Booker	Moonrise Blues / Charley's Boogie Woogie	Modern	878	piano	-	-	-
1952	Mary Sue	Everybody's Talking / Love Is a Gamble	Modern	880	piano	-	-	-
1952	Ben Burton Orchestra	Lover's Blues / Cherokee Boogie	Modern	894	piano	-	-	-
1953	Elmore James With the Broom Dusters	Please Find My Baby	Flair	1022	piano	-	-	-
1953	The Prisonaires	My God Is Real / Softly And Tenderly	Sun	189	piano	-	-	-
1953	The Prisonaires	A Prisoner's Prayer	Sun	191	guitar	-	-	-
1953	Little Milton	Beggin' My Baby / Somebody Told Me	Sun	194	piano	-	-	-
1954	Billy "The Kid" Emerson	No Teasing Around / If Lovin' Is Believing	Sun	195	piano	-	-	-
1954	Little Milton	Alone And Blue / If You Love Me Baby	Sun	200	piano	-	-	-
1954	Billy "The Kid" Emerson	I'm Not Going Home / The Woodchuck	Sun	203	guitar	-	-	-
1954	Raymond Hill	The Snuggle / Bourbon Street Jump	Sun	204	guitar	-	-	-
1954	Elmore James With the Broom Dusters	Hand In Hand / My Dreams Come True	Example	Flair	1031	-	-	-
1954	Eugene Fox	Stay At Home / Sinner's Dream	Checker	792	??	-	-	-
1954	Jesse Knight & His Combo	Nobody Seems To Want Me / Nothing But Money	Checker	797	??	-	-	-
1954	Lonnie "The Cat" with the Bobby Hines Band	The Road I Travel / I Ain't Drunk	RPM	410	piano	-	-	-
1954	Clayton Love	Why Don't You Believe Me/ Wicked Little Baby	Modern	929	piano	-	-	-
1954	Dennis Binder	I Miss You So / Early Times	Modern	930	piano	-	-	-
1954	Matt Cockrell	Gypsy Blues / Baby Please	Flair	1037	piano	-	-	-
1954	Billy Gale & his Orchestra	Night Howler / My Heart Is In Your Hands	Flair	1038	piano	-	-	-
1954	Elmore James & His Broomdusters	Sho Nuff / 1839 Blues	Flair	1039	piano	-	-	-
1954	The Flairs	You Were Untrue / Baby Wants	Flair	??	??	-	-	-
1954	The Sly Fox	Hoo Doo Say / Tired Of Begging	Spark	108	guitar	-	-	-
1955	Little Milton	Looking For My Baby/Homesick For My Baby	Sun	220	piano	-	-	-
1955	The Trojan's	As Long As I Have You / I Wanna Make Love To You	RPM	446	guitar	-	-	-
1956	The Rockers	Why Don't You Believe / Down In The Bottom	Federal	12273	piano	-	-	-
1956	The Gardenias	Flaming Love / My Baby's Tops	Federal	12284	piano	-	-	-
1956	Billy Gayles	I'm Tore Up	Federal	12265	guitar, writer	-	-	-
1958	Otis Rush & His Band	Double Trouble /Keep On Loving Me Baby	Cobra	5030	guitar	-	-	-
1958	Betty Everett & The Willie Dixon Band	I'll Weep No More / Tell Me Darling	Cobra	5032	piano, guitar	-	-	-
1958	Otis Rush & His Band	All Your Love (I Miss Loving) / My Baby Is a Good 'Un	Cobra	5033	guitar	-	-	-
1959	Buddy Guy	You Sure Can't Do	Artistic	1503	guitar	-	-	-
1959	Little Cooper & The Drifters	Evening Train/ Mving Slow	Stevens	105	guitar	-	-	-
1959	Bobby Foster	Angel Of Love / Star Above	Stevens	106	piano, guitar	-	-	-
1960	Eloise Hester	My Man Rock Head / I Need You	Sue	742	?	-	-	-
1961	Billy Gayles	I'm Hurting / I'm Dreaming Of You	Shock	200	piano	-	-	-
1961	Mickey & Sylvia	Baby You're So Fine / Love Drops	Willow	23000	piano	27^[1]	52	-
1961	Albert King	Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong	Bobbin / King	131 / 5575	piano	14^[2]	-	-
1962	Robbie Montgomery With The Ikettes	Crazy In Love / Pee-Wee	Teena	1701	??	-	-	-
1963	Fontella Bass	Poor Little Fool / This Would Make Me Happy	Sonja / Vesuvius	2006 / 1002	??	-	-	-
1966	Dee Clark	I Don't Need (Nobody Like You) / Hot Potatoe	Constellation	165	writer/arranger	-	-	-

Potteries vowels

http://www.thepotteries.org/dialect5.html

Standard	Potteries	Other Examples	Pronounced
A	Ee /Eh
make	meek	blame change clay fame mate stale way grass	bleeme cheenge cley feme meet steel wee gress
Ai or ay
brains	breens	chain claim fail gray pray	cheen cleem feel gree pree
Au / Aw /Ah / Ar	Ou / Ow
aught	ote	audit august autumn awkward	odit ogust otumn occud
Ee	Ay
be	bay	arena even she beast	arayna ayven shay baste (beyst)
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Caine and Hodges had ambitions to produce a more gritty and realistic portryal of on-screen violence and criminal behaviour in a British film. Caine incorporated his knowledge of real criminal acquaintances into his characterisation of Carter. Hodges and cinematographer Wolfgang Suschitzky drew on their backgrounds in documentary film making. This, combined with Hodges research into the contemporary criminal underworld of Newcastle (in particular the one-armed bandit murder) and use of hundreds of local bystanders asExtras as well as shooting with a long lense created a naturalistic feel in many scenes. The shoot was very smooth despite a one day stike by the union

^ "Mickey & Sylvia Billboard singles". Allmusic.com. Retrieved 8 November 2011.
^ Russell, Tony (1997). The Blues - From Robert Johnson to Robert Cray. Dubai: Carlton Books Limited. pp. 72–73. ISBN 1-85868-255-X.

[1] "Mickey & Sylvia Billboard singles". Allmusic.com. Retrieved 8 November 2011.

[russell-2] Russell, Tony (1997). The Blues - From Robert Johnson to Robert Cray. Dubai: Carlton Books Limited. pp. 72–73. ISBN 1-85868-255-X.

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