1970s London, Brixton Street Scenes and Daily Life | Don Letts | Premium Footage

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Brixton shoppers walking through shopping arcade by brixton station. Brixton police station exterior. cut to shots of Brixton Station EXT. Brixton High Road Street Scenes.
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[@kyrokyro2343]

,dry up your tears " playing in the background for 2 seconds..
I remember that summer I was there.. I left London 42 years ago..

[@englishjona6458]

When home was home

[@pixie77531]

wow that girl with the red streak was ahead of her time i could totally see someone wearing that today and having their hair like that

[@christinagraham2915]

It waa a trend actually back then

[@ttllymxico]

Now most things look like Decades Ago

[@rolandrothwell4840]

Ah lovely takes you back

[@englishjona6458]

That petrol station was there for years it’s gone now

[@darlalove]

Always with the litter. I just don’t get it.

[@mayena]

0:33-0:35 was that bump staged?.

[@luxinterior5]

The girl looks like Jeannette Lee of Rough Trade rec.

[@luxinterior5]

*and P.I.L, she plays on Flowers of Romance and she's even pictured on the front cover of the album

[@kyrokyro2343]

Wikid mon !

[@johnspicer6938]

Barrier Block opened to residency in 1981. I'd guess

[@ibanonymous2644]

Used to live there in Southwyck House in the barrier block, when Briki was Briki.

[@mattameta]

The giant African snails escape their basket and would make their way across the market floor only to be retrieved by the store owner . That was the last break Brixton had

[@theroofl1]

✌🏿

[@animalrevenge1058]

Meat is murder…

[@nicoladouglas3270]

What about Veg abuse?

[@nectarinedreams7208]

@@nicoladouglas3270 Veg can't feel pain, dimwit.