01 January 1973 Factual, Music 48 mins
A short documentary looking at the highlights of the second Sunbury Festival in 1973. Includes black and white footage of Mississippi, Billy Thorpe, Johnny O'Keefe and other Australian acts.
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United Kingdom 01 January 1973
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