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.
David Mallet
Director
Tina Turner
Self
Jack Bruno
Self - Musician (Drums)
Timmy Cappello
Self - Musician (Saxophone, Percussion, Keyboards)
Cynthia Davila
Self - Dancer / Singer
Bob Feit
Self - Musician (Bass Guitar)
Ollie Marland
Self - Musician (Keyboards)
Kenny Moore
Self - Musician (Piano)
Karen Owens
Self - Dancer / Singer
Sharon Owens
Self - Dancer / Singer
James Ralston
Self - Musician (Guitar)
John Miles
Self - Musician (Guitar, Harmonica)
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