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Carole King: In Concert (1994) [NR]

Featuring:
Carole King, Slash


Release Date:
March 1, 1994

Original Title:
Carole King: In Concert

Alternate Titles:
Carole King: A New Colour in the Tapestry

Genres:
Music

Production Companies:
White Star

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: NR 

Runtime: 85

Overview from TheMovieDB

Carole King: In Concert captures the vivid energy of this talented musician's live shows - bringing her words and music to life in a selection of hits from and exceptional career. The fruits of this unparalleled career have been the most extraordinary catalogue of songs that any one writer has ever assembled and a sublime and energetic skill as a performer. Taped live at Hartford's Bushnell Hall during Carole's Colour Of Your Dreams tour, this video captures the vigor, intensity and personality of a Carole King concert with both musical and emotional high fidelity. For those who have seen her live, this video will be a perfect memento. Those who have not, will greatly enjoy sharing the experience now.

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Overview from Open Movies

A New Colour in the Tapestry is taped at the Bushnell Theater in Hartford, Connecticut and offers a rare opportunity to see the legendary singer/songwriter performing some of the most notable songs from her extraordinary career.

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Rankings and Honors

Carole King: In Concert (1994) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 6.9/10

Performers

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Production

Executive Producer:
Ira Koslow
Larry Rifkin

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