Everybody's goin where I've been

Duration: 0:22:00

Year Published: 1971

Creator: Billy Budd Films

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Discusses drug addiction and former addicts' thoughts about the reasons for taking drugs through the music and narration of Juniper the folksinger. Considers that drugs themselves are innocent and that a major step in combating the drug crisis is to first deal with the problems of the people and society so that drugs will not be an escape mechanism. Intersperses throughout the film scenes of a young man leaving on a train and his girlfriend waiting at the station all day for his eventual return, with Juniper singing. , Discusses drug addiction and former addicts' thoughts about the reasons for taking drugs through the music and narration of Juniper the folksinger. Considers that drugs themselves are innocent and that a major step in combating the drug crisis is to first deal with the problems of the people and society so that drugs will not be an escape mechanism. Intersperses throughout the film scenes of a young man leaving on a train and his girlfriend waiting at the station all day for his eventual return, with Juniper singing.

Complete Record: , Discusses drug addiction and former addicts' thoughts about the reasons for taking drugs through the music and narration of Juniper the folksinger. Considers that drugs themselves are innocent and that a major step in combating the drug crisis is to first deal with the problems of the people and society so that drugs will not be an escape mechanism. Intersperses throughout the film scenes of a young man leaving on a train and his girlfriend waiting at the station all day for his eventual return, with Juniper singing.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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