An Evening with Glen Campbell
Oct 14, 1977 · 1h 20m
Overview
Captured at his peak in 1977, this extraordinary live performance at London’s Royal Festival Hall showcases Glen Campbell in the company of his talented band and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Featuring new orchestral arrangements of his iconic hits, including Rhinestone Cowboy, Southern Nights, By the Time I Get to Phoenix, Wichita Lineman, and Galveston, the concert also includes a stunning Beach Boys medley, a nod to Campbell's time as Brian Wilson’s tour replacement in 1965. As a special treat, Jimmy Webb—who wrote Phoenix, Wichita Lineman, and Galveston—joins Campbell on stage, creating an unforgettable performance filled with pure musical bliss.
Cast of An Evening with Glen Campbell
Glen CampbellSelf
Jimmy WebbSelf - Special Guest
Royal Philharmonic OrchestraSelf- Alyn AinsworthSelf - Musical Director
- Barry GriffithsSelf - Leader of the R.P.O.
- T.J. KuensterSelf - Piano
- Bill McCubbinSelf - Bass
- George GreenSelf - Drums
- Fred TachettSelf - Guitar
- Carl JacksonSelf - Guitar / Banjo
- Ann WhiteSelf - Singer
- Billie BarnumSelf - Singer
- Stephanie SpruillSelf - Singer
Crew of An Evening with Glen Campbell
About An Evening with Glen Campbell
What is An Evening with Glen Campbell about?
Captured at his peak in 1977, this extraordinary live performance at London’s Royal Festival Hall showcases Glen Campbell in the company of his talented band and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Featuring new orchestral arrangements of his iconic hits, including Rhinestone Cowboy, Southern Nights, By the Time I Get to Phoenix, Wichita Lineman, and Galveston, the concert also includes a stunning…
When was An Evening with Glen Campbell released?
An Evening with Glen Campbell was released on October 14, 1977.
How long is An Evening with Glen Campbell?
An Evening with Glen Campbell runs 1 hour 20 minutes (80 minutes).
Who is in the cast of An Evening with Glen Campbell?
The cast of An Evening with Glen Campbell includes Glen Campbell (Self), Jimmy Webb (Self - Special Guest), Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Self), Alyn Ainsworth (Self - Musical Director) and Barry Griffiths (Self - Leader of the R.P.O.).