Restored and shown on PBS on March 6, 2021, this is a fascinating record of the music, clothing styles, dances, personalities, and culture of 1965, the year Motown, California beach music, and the British music invasion were at the top of their game. These were some very talented people who were dedicated to making music - not just making it big in the industry. How Martha (Reeves) and the Vandellas got away with filming a video to "Nowhere To Run" in a fully operational Ford factory is amazing. And probably dangerous ! The moves of The Temptations and Little Anthony and the Imperials are incredible. The live singing voices of Dionne Warwick and The Righteous Brothers are amazing. The Ronettes, The Supremes, and Mary Wells are sweet as can be. The 60's innocence and charm of children comes through in a segment with the Four Tops. The California coast is beautiful (even in black and white). And those swinging 60's chicks really knew how to whip themselves into a frenzy. Also memorable is the fact that Supremes co-founder, Mary Wilson, looking beautiful and youthful as ever, gave her last interview for this restoration, and then died the next day. The only shocking thing : how scuffed up the Ronettes' white go-go boots were ! Even my sister had my dad buy her some white liquid shoe polish to cover up the black scuff marks and keep those boots in pristine condition !