Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers - Rough Trade

The only film available of Thunders in concert is outrageous, funny and poignant. It captures Johnny and the Heartbreakers' raunchy
rock 'n' roll and New York Doll sleaze, giving an intriguing insight into a legend who has been described as the epitome of the spirit of rock 'n' roll.
As well as the Heartbreakers concert (with Jerry Nolan, Walter Lure and Billy Rath) the film is inter-cut with clips of the Heartbreakers on the UK 'Anarchy' tour of 1976 from Don Letts' "Punk Rock Movie"; Johnny performing solo in the studio; excerpts of Johnny acting in a French feature film; plus interview footage.
Since Johnny's untimely death in 1991 (sadly followed by Jerry Nolan's death the following year), many diverse rock stars from the Sex Pistols, Guns and Roses, The Clash through to Morrissey and Primal Scream have eulogised him as a prime influence in their careers.

-Chinese Rock
-Pipeline
-Personality Crisis
-One Track Mind
-Too Much Junkie Business
-Born To Lose
-Hurt Me
-You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory
-Eve Of Destruction/Like A Rolling Stone Medley
-In Cold Blood
-Seven Day Weekend
-So Alone
-Just Because I'm White
-Baby Talk
-Do You Love Me?
-Sad Vacation

Plus:
Heartbreakers airport arrival and after-gig scenes: Johnny Thunders Interview - 1984
Trailer for "Born To Lose - The Last Rock 'N' Roll Mowie"