The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert
Jan 15, 1984 · 1h 5m
Director
Rick GardnerOverview
After years of separation, the two voices and acoustic guitars that laid the foundation for pop music were united again to harmonize in London's Royal Albert Hall as thousands of fans who flocked to the scene were joined by generations of musicians they inspired, from the Beatles to the Beach Boys. With an all-star band featuring keyboardist Pete Wingfield, guitartists Albert Lee and Martin Jenner and drummer Graham Jarvis, the Everly Brothers sing 20 of their greatest songs, proving originals are still the best. Songs: Claudette, Walk Right Back, Crying in the Rain, Cathy's Clown, Love Is Strange, When Will I Be Loved?, So Sad (To Watch Love Go Bad), Bird Dog, Be-Bop-a-Lula, Barbara Allen, A Long Time Gone, Step It Up and Go, Bye Bye Love, Wake Up Little Susie, Devoted to You, Love Hurts, ('Til) I Kissed You, All I Have to Do Is Dream, Lucille, Let It Be Me.
Cast of The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert
Crew of The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert
About The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert
What is The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert about?
After years of separation, the two voices and acoustic guitars that laid the foundation for pop music were united again to harmonize in London's Royal Albert Hall as thousands of fans who flocked to the scene were joined by generations of musicians they inspired, from the Beatles to the Beach Boys. With an all-star band featuring keyboardist Pete Wingfield, guitartists Albert Lee and Martin…
When was The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert released?
The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert was released on January 15, 1984.
How long is The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert?
The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert runs 1 hour 5 minutes (65 minutes).
Who directed The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert?
The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert was directed by Rick Gardner.
Who is in the cast of The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert?
The cast of The Everly Brothers Reunion Concert includes Don Everly (Self), Phil Everly (Self), Albert Lee (Self), Mark Griffiths (Self) and Graham Jarvis (Self).