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Carly Simon - A Moonlight Serenade On The Queen Mary 2 (2005)
Carly Simon and a 15-piece orchestra perform both original songs and classic standards on six-day voyage from New York City to Southampton, England onboard the most famous ocean liner in the world.
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Carly Simon and a 15-piece orchestra perform both original songs and classic standards on six-day voyage from New York City to Southampton, England onboard the most famous ocean liner in the world.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music, Documentary
Written By:
In Theaters:11/22/2005
Box Office:
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Graying & Balding Inc., Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Cast
Jim Gable
Director
Carly Simon
Self - Vocals & Guitar
Larry Ciancia
Self - Drums
John Beasley
Self - Piano
Vin D'Onofrio
Self - Guitar
Alex Navarro
Self - Synthesizer
Chris Golden
Self - Bass
James Douglas Webb
Self - Sax, Flute, Clarinet
Sally Taylor
Self - Background Vocals & Guitar
Margaret Bell
Self - Background Vocals
Maurice Lauchner
Self - Background Vocals
Richard Perry
Self - Musical Director
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