A Matter of Trust: Billy Joel in the USSR Trailer

A Matter of Trust: Billy Joel in the USSR Trailer (1988)

15 June 1988 Factual 83 mins

This special documentary chronicles Billy Joel's 1987 concert tour in the Soviet Union. The program features concert footage and clips of Joel and his band interacting with different groups of Soviet people.

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Cast

Billy Joel

as Self - Vocals, Keyboards and Guitar

Liberty DeVitto

as Self - Drums

Doug Stegmeyer

as Self - Bass

Russell Javors

as Self - Acoustic and Electric Guitar

Mark Rivera

as Self - Saxophone

Kevin Dukes

as Self - Electric Guitar

Peter Hewlett

as Self - Background Vocals

George Simms

as Self - Background Vocals

Oleg Smirnoff

as Self - Russian Translator

Crew

Frank Weber

Frank Weber Executive Producer

Lee Dichter

Lee Dichter Recording Supervision

Edward Baranov

Edward Baranov Translator

Martin Bell

Director

Donald Lumpkin

Donald Lumpkin Production Manager

Debra Horvath

Debra Horvath Associate Producer

Jim Boyer

Jim Boyer Music Producer

Mary Ellen Mark

Mary Ellen Mark Still Photographer

Jodi Nussbaum

Jodi Nussbaum Production Coordinator

International Titles

Billy Joel from Leningrad USSR Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 15 June 1988

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