The Swedish Fanny Hill

The scandalous novel of an English girl's sexy misadventures went super-mod in 1968 courtesy of Swedish director Mac Ahlberg, who went on to become the cinematographer on Hell Night and pretty much every Stuart Gordon and Full Moon title. The original Swedish version featured a score by Pippi Longstocking composer Georg Riedel, but American distributor Cinemation opted for something a bit groovier and brought on composer Clay Pitts (who would do the incredible Female Animal two years later). Much of the soundtrack consists of Pitt-composed pop and rock numbers performed by "Oven," with a whopping 16-minute number, "Please Touch Me," closing it out. The bubblegum charms of "Sail a Boat" are hard to resist, too.