Listen Up, Youngsters, II

Long before Micheal Bay was blowing everything up in computer graphics, Edwin S. Porter was making movies the old-fashioned way. Actually, when he made The Great Train Robbery, there was no old-fashioned way as Porter made the first movie. Ever. Silent. Short. Real people. Real trains.

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Listen Up, Youngsters

Back before the world rotated too fast, the Dave Clark Five were musical co-conspirators with a couple of other groups you may have heard of: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Who. In fact, the Dave Clark Five pushed the Beatles' I Want to Hold Your Hand off the top of the charts with their Glad All Over in 196kabbible. Their other big hits were:

• Because
• Catch Us If You Can, (a very snappy tune)
• Bits and Pieces
• Over and Over
• Anyway You Want It

In other words, they were incredibly popular. And broke up in 1970. Dave Clark, by the way, is the drummer.