(BBC documentary, 2011)

A look at the evolution of British music festivals has plenty of interest for the bus enthusiast. Footage of London buses passing the CND march to Aldermaston includes a distant AEC RF, an unidentified RT family 'decker and a Leyland RTL:

This RT can't quite be identified:

Bob Dylan arrives in Britain, and there's a TWA Bedford VAL/Marshall behind him!

A night shot of an unidentified Daimler Fleetline or Leyland Atlantean near Bickershaw Festival in Lancashire, 1972:

…and then we see all manner of festival fare. This looks like a Bristol K:

An inevitable police Bedford VAS/Duple Midland, methinks:

A Plaxton-bodied coach, probably a Bedford SB. The livery suggests originally Tappins of Didcot; certainly Tappins CBK504C became a travellers' bus:

Shark-mouthed Harrington Cavalier and assorted Plaxtons:

Maybe Duple:

Leyland Titan with a St Helens style front:

JVO233 was originally Barton 516, a 1948 Leyland Titan PD1 with lowbridge Duple bodywork:

AEC Reliance/Harrington Cavalier YFR477, new to Abbotts of Blackpool:

Bedford VAS5/Willowbrook CWX431F:

A motley collection - say what you see. The white Harrington Cavalier may be the one already noted:

URU980, a 1957 Bedford SB3/Plaxton Consort new to Excelsior of Bournemouth, in company with another coach and what might be an AEC Regent V:

This general shot includes a Plaxton-bodied ex Barton coach and what might be another ex-Tappins coach, but in the foreground this Bedford OB/Duple is I believe AEP849:

Modified Bedford SB/Duple:

More modern Plaxtons under attack:

The Bristol SUL4A/Eastern Coachworks in the background is EDV531D - we get a closer look at its registration plate:

Is this a Trojan on the edge of the frame?

Former London Country GS-class Guy Special/Eastern Coachworks: