“The Pusher” by Young Flowers (Denmark, 1969)

Name: “The Pusher” by Young Flowers (Denmark, 1969)
Uploaded: 2010-09-03T03:10:59+00:00
Description: The only pure hippie group to come from Copenhagen during the late sixties was Young Flowers. The aspiring guitar player Peer Frost had previously been in Peter Belli & Les Rivals. Blomsterpistolen (1968 - the title means "the flower pistol") was a milestone in Danish rock. The music was made for their own surrealistic TV movie of the same name (which also featured their "rivals" The Beefeaters).

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The only pure hippie group to come from Copenhagen during the late sixties was Young Flowers. The aspiring guitar player Peer Frost had previously been in Peter Belli & Les Rivals. Blomsterpistolen (1968 - the title means "the flower pistol") was a milestone in Danish rock. The music was made for their own surrealistic TV movie of the same name (which also featured their "rivals" The Beefeaters).

Released on EV: September 3, 2010
Published by: GraceUpZOfficial
Runtime: 13:30

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