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Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden 2004

120 min📅 2004-06-18

"It's time to Kiss my Brass!"

Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden (2004) captures the legendary performer in her first major tour in four years, delivering a high-energy concert experience at one of the world's most iconic venues.

Director: Richard Jay-Alexander

Cast

Bette Midler
Bette Midler
Self
Carla Duren
Carla Duren
Harlette
Nicolette Hart
Nicolette Hart
Harlette
Kamilah Martin
Kamilah Martin
Harlette
Bette Sussman
Bette Sussman
Musical Director

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden (2004) about?

This film documents Bette Midler's first major tour in four years, featuring a dazzling performance at Madison Square Garden. The concert highlights her greatest hits, new arrangements from *Bette Midler Sings the Rosemary Clooney Songbook*, and her signature blend of humor and showmanship.

Who directed Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden?

Richard Jay-Alexander directed this electrifying concert film, known for his work in staging and producing high-profile live performances.

Who stars in Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden?

The film features Bette Midler alongside her talented ensemble, including Carla Duren, Nicolette Hart, Kamilah Martin, and Bette Sussman, all contributing to the show's vibrant energy.

Is Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden (2004) worth watching?

For fans of Bette Midler or live music documentaries, this film is a must-see, offering a rare glimpse into her magnetic stage presence. While unrated, the concert's energy and Midler's iconic performances make it a compelling watch.

How long is Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden?

The runtime is 120 minutes, delivering a full-length concert experience packed with entertainment.

About Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden (2004) — Iconic Concert Film with Legendary Performances

Bette Midler: Kiss My Brass Live at Madison Square Garden (2004) captures the legendary performer in her first major tour in four years, delivering a high-energy concert experience at one of the world's most iconic venues. Directed by Richard Jay-Alexander, this documentary-style film blends Midler's signature wit, powerful vocals, and nostalgic charm as she revives classic hits alongside new arrangements from her Rosemary Clooney tribute album. The atmosphere crackles with Midler's unmistakable stage presence, blending humor, heart, and show-stopping musical performances that span decades of her career.

This live recording, taped on January 18, 2004, showcases Midler's ability to command the stage with infectious energy, backed by an ensemble of talented musicians and dancers. With a mix of beloved anthems and fresh interpretations, the show feels like a love letter to her fans, celebrating both her past achievements and her enduring relevance in music and entertainment.