Lambert & Stamp
Two aspiring filmmakers in the 1960s form a partnership with The Who, shaping the band's identity and influencing the rock music scene.
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Two aspiring filmmakers in the 1960s form a partnership with The Who, shaping the band's identity and influencing the rock music scene.
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In the 1960s, Chris Stamp and Kit Lambert collaborate with the rock band The Who. Their partnership significantly shapes the band's identity and sound. As aspiring filmmakers, Stamp and Lambert manage and mentor the group during a vibrant music scene in London. The documentary features their efforts and the chaotic environment surrounding the band, marking a notable period in the history of rock music. "Lambert & Stamp" runs for 120 minutes and was directed by James D. Cooper.
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The GuardianThis enjoyable documentary about the creative partnership behind the British rock giants features candid interviews with Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey.
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