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.
Martin Bell
Director
Billy Joel
Self - Vocals, Keyboards and Guitar
Liberty DeVitto
Self - Drums
Doug Stegmeyer
Self - Bass
Russell Javors
Self - Acoustic and Electric Guitar
Mark Rivera
Self - Saxophone
Kevin Dukes
Self - Electric Guitar
Peter Hewlett
Self - Background Vocals
George Simms
Self - Background Vocals
Oleg Smirnoff
Self - Russian Translator
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The problem isn’t that it’s bad. It's good. But it fails to stand out from a crowd of similar films.
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