In 1969, a groundbreaking music documentary film came together an unlikely gathering of legendary musicians in a disused factory in Staines, England, marking what would be Britain's first music "super session". Led by the Colour Tel film company, this epic collaboration brought together iconic figures from blues, jazz, and rock - including Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Stephen Stills, and the enigmatic Jimi Hendrix. Shot over two days at a reported cost of £100 per minute, Supershow captured an unforgettable moment in music history, only later emerging as an official video release by Virgin Vision in 1986.