Nightclub Scene in "The Young Runaways" 

4:10 - it is hilarious that parents would lose their sh1t over this tame music. 😂😂😂😂

brilliant song i have just bought the movie so i can look and listen too the fab 60s .i was only due in 1969 (arrived early) in november

Wow, Richard Dreyfuss pre-stardom! Also, the teen girl dancing at the club is played by Patricia McCormack of "The Bad Seed" fame. She was Oscar-nominated for her performance as an 8-year-old murderer in "Seed," which came out when she was 11. "The Young Runaways" was released in 1968, when 23. That's Norman Fell, who later played Stanley Roper on "Three's Company," as her father. It's funny, he reunited wtih McCormack in the 1979-80 spinoff "The Ropers," in which they played neighbors.

Just wait mom. Zeppelin and Sabbath are just around the corner.

Remember seeing this at the theater in 8th grade!!!!

The band in plaid is THE GORDIAN KNOT who released only 1 album: TONES. There's a contemporary band by that name but I'm obviously referring to the one from the 60's. Lead singer Jim Weatherly wrote Gladys Knight's MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO GEORGIA. The band toured with the USO to Vietnam alongside Nancy Sinatra. For those interested in more information the best way to find them is to google Mesmirization Gordian Knot which will take you to the mesmirization blogspot on the band.

I was 17 when I saw this on it's first release. My hippie friends and I laughed at how out of touch it was with the way things really were. Typical Hollywood trying to make a movie for "the kids" and as usual, getting it all wrong.

@amy butchas--I saw this at the theater also when I was young and thought it was the most risque movie I had ever seen!!! Compared to today, it is really quite tame! I haven't been able to find it since. So glad it was posted. I liked Patty's bf until he turned out to be an abuser...yeah I know, I really know how to pick 'em right? LOL!

McCormack went by Patty at the time but has been going by Patricia for several years now.

Typical Hollywood attempt to be "relevant" at a time of huge social changes, but still looking and sounding very artificial. When "Easy Rider" was released a year later, shot on location and a lot more gritty and nasty, that changed how things were going to look for years to come.

Where can I get this movie on VHS or DVD? And why isn't it available?

Where can you see MORE of this movie" You mention " it has some good location shots of Chicago" but unfortunately there is only a single one-second shot (Piper's Alley?) in this excerpt.