‘Military Wives’ is the feel-good film of the year. Alongside comes the feel-good album of the year. With new recordings from The Military Wives Choirs as well as cast recordings, the listener is treated to a fond trip down memory lane. Features the hit singles ‘Wherever You Are’ and ‘Sing’.

Artists

The Cast of Military Wives (vocals), John Haywood (keyboards), Sean Hargreaves (piano), Simon Lea (drums), Chris Hill (bass guitar), Adam Phillips (guitar), Military Wives, Sarah Brandwood-Spencer (violin), Darren Loveday (guitar), Pete Whitfield (violin), Julian Cole (violin), Alex Stemp (violin), Eliot Kennedy (piano), Paulette Bayley (violin), Nicky Clarke (violin), Tom Beer (viola), Raymond Lester (viola), Nick Trygstad (cello), Simon Turner (cello), Dale Culiford (cello), Jon Cohen (piano, keyboards), Geoff Lawson (piano), Rob Young (chorus conductor), Laura Wright (vocals), The Royal Marine Corps Of Drums (drums), Oli Langford (violin), Patrick Kiernan (violin), Perry Montague-Mason (violin), Rachel Roberts (viola), Richard George (violin), Steve Morris (violin), Tom Pigott-Smith (violin), Nick Barr (viola), Warren Zielinski (violin), Nikolaj Bjerre (drums), John Paricelli (guitar), Mary Scully (double bass), Caroline Dale (cello), Kate Robinson (violin), Chris Worsey (cello), Emlyn Singleton (violin), Francis Kefford (viola), Jackie Hartley (violin), John McDonald (chorus conductor), Jon-Joseph Kerr (vocals), Sam Abrahams (chorus conductor), Carol Gedye (chorus conductor), Phil Da Costa (percussion), Ben Mark (guitar, bass guitar), Matt Racher (drums), Ryan Carline (keyboards, programmer), Gary Barlow (keyboards), Military Wives Choirs, English Chamber Orchestra, London Metropolitan Orchestra, Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Hilary Davan Wetton, Nigel Short, Gareth Malone, Adam Langston