Tina Turner: Live In Amsterdam - Wildest Dreams Tour Trailer

Tina Turner: Live In Amsterdam - Wildest Dreams Tour Trailer (1996)

01 November 1996 Music 120 mins

Footage of Tina Turner's amazing three-night stint at the Amsterdam Arena in September, 1996, where she performed all her biggest hits in a spectacular visual production.

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Cast

Jack Bruno

as Self - Musician (Drums)

Timmy Cappello

as Self - Musician (Saxophone, Percussion, Keyboards)

Cynthia Davila

as Self - Dancer / Singer

Bob Feit

as Self - Musician (Bass Guitar)

Ollie Marland

as Self - Musician (Keyboards)

Kenny Moore

as Self - Musician (Piano)

Karen Owens

as Self - Dancer / Singer

Sharon Owens

as Self - Dancer / Singer

James Ralston

as Self - Musician (Guitar)

John Miles

as Self - Musician (Guitar, Harmonica)

Crew

Roger Davies

Roger Davies Executive Producer

Mark Fisher

Mark Fisher Set Designer

International Titles

TINA TURNER LIVE IN AMSTRDAM WILDEST DREAMS TOUR Trailer

Tina Turner: Wildest Dreams Tour - Live in Amsterdam Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 01 November 1996

United Kingdom 01 November 1996

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