The Big Doll House

First addict Harrad (Brooke Mills) does a heroin dance, then Sid Haig as low-life Harry (Jerry Franks his sidekick) bartering treats with inmates, extracting nasty compensation from "Grear" (Pam Grier), whom he's tricked with a letter for Erica (Pat Woodell), Judy Brown and Roberta Collins also in lockup, in Roger Corman's The Big Doll House, 1971.

The song, credited to Les Baxter sideman Hall Daniels and heard frequently in Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown, is performed by Pam Grier, appearing in her first speaking role (as inmate

After a lewd body-cavity search on intake at the third-world (unspecified, though shot in the Philippines) women's prison Collier (Judy Brown) meets cellmates Grear, Alcott, Bodine, Ferina and Harrad (Pam Grier, Roberta Collins, Pat Woodell, Gina Stuart and Brooke Mills), in producer Roger Corman's profitable New World Pictures release The Big Doll House, 1971.