Joan Armatrading - Track Record
Synopsis
An intimate film portrait of Joan Armatrading and her music. Includes concert performances of Show Some Emotion, Willow, Drop The Pilot, Me Myself I, Heaven, Call Me Names, Love and Affection, Rosie, I'm Lucky, Frustration, Bottom To The Top and more plus two videos: Kind Words and Temptation. Video is part documentary, part travelog, part clip compilation and part concert performance.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ray Argall, Chris Ashbrook, Steve Barron, Tom Schwalm
- Original Title
- Joan Armatrading - Track Record
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ray Argall, Chris Ashbrook, Steve Barron, Tom Schwalm
Department Leadership Roster
Ray Argall
Director
Chris Ashbrook
Director
Steve Barron
Director
Tom Schwalm
Director
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What is Joan Armatrading - Track Record about?
An intimate film portrait of Joan Armatrading and her music. Includes concert performances of Show Some Emotion, Willow, Drop The Pilot, Me Myself I, Heaven, Call Me Names, Love and Affection, Rosie, I'm Lucky, Frustration, Bottom To The Top and more plus two videos: Kind Words and Temptation. Video is part documentary, part travelog, part clip compilation and part concert performance.
Who directed Joan Armatrading - Track Record?
Joan Armatrading - Track Record was directed by Ray Argall, Chris Ashbrook, Steve Barron, Tom Schwalm.
Who stars in Joan Armatrading - Track Record?
The principal cast of Joan Armatrading - Track Record includes Joan Armatrading.
When was Joan Armatrading - Track Record released and how long is it?
Joan Armatrading - Track Record was released in 1983 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.