OASIS - Later with Jools Holland 2000 DVD

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OASIS - Later with Jools Holland 2000 DVD
  • Release date: 20 Dec 1999
  • Release year: 1999
  • Runtime: 10 minutes
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Keywords: gala, concert film, technology, disability
  • Budget: $50,000
Plot:
Well-known UK TV host and musician Jools Holland presents a gala concert featuring world famous performers playing alongside disabled musicians from The Drake Music Project. Performers include Bonnie Tyler, Paul Carrack (Mike and The Mechanics), Graham Lyle, Tina May and Frankie Miller. A song debut, "The Sun Goes Up", written by Frankie Miller and Will Jennings (Titanic) is sung by Bonnie Tyler and Paul Carrack. Also features musicians from the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and Repurcussion.

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OASIS - Later with Jools Holland 2000 DVD

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