Jarre Live

Jarre Live, later re-released as Destination Docklands: The London Concert, is a live album by Jean-Michel Jarre, released on 2 October 1989 on Disques Dreyfus.[2] It was recorded during Jarre's Destination Docklands concerts of 1988, which consisted of two London concerts in England; this was the first time the docklands district of London and the river Thames became the scenery for a concert.

Jarre Live
Live album by
Jean-Michel Jarre
Released2 October 1989[1]
RecordedOctober 8 & 9, 1988, London at Fleetwood Mobile
GenreElectronica, world music, synthpop, electro
Length54:00
LabelDisques Dreyfus
ProducerJean-Michel Jarre
Jean-Michel Jarre chronology
Revolutions
(1988)		 Jarre Live
(1989)		 Waiting for Cousteau
(1990)

The album is a live rendering of previously released tracks by Jarre, with sometimes slightly new arrangements. Rendez-Vous IV, for instance features Hank Marvin of the Shadows on guitar. In contrast to the original concert, not all tracks are included on the live album. Équinoxe 5, for instance, was played during the show but not included on the album. Other songs, such as Industrial Revolution (or Révolution Industrielle) have been trimmed.

Track listing
  1. "Introduction (Révolutions)" – 1:03
  2. "Ouverture / Overture (Révolution Industrielle)" – 5:45
  3. "Industrial Revolution Part 1-2-3" – 7:49
  4. "Magnetic Fields II" – 4:09
  5. "Oxygène IV" – 3:46
  6. "Computer Week-End" – 5:18
  7. "Revolutions" – 3:52
  8. "London Kid" – 4:57
  9. "Rendez-Vous IV" – 4:16
  10. "Rendez-Vous II" – 8:54
  11. "September" – 4:45
  12. "The Emigrant" – 3:53

Composed, Written, Produced by Jean-Michel Jarre

The LP/Vinyl version excludes “London Kid” and “September” from the track list, but credits them in the liner notes.

Personnel
  • Synthesizer, Keyboards: Jean-Michel Jarre
  • Bass – Guy Delacroix
  • Choir – The Newham Academy Of Music
  • Conductor (Choir) – Bruno Rossignol
  • Drums – Jo Hammer
  • Keyboards – Francis Rimbert
  • Percussion – Dino Lumbroso
  • Soprano Vocals – Christine Durand
  • Synthesizer – Dominique Perrier
  • Synthesizer – Michel Geiss[3]

Additional personnel
  • General Manager – Anne Slizewicz, Roger Abriol
  • Production Manager (French Team) – Arnaud de La Villesbrunne
  • Stage Manager – Olivier Matabon
  • Promoter – Rod Gunner
  • Mixed By – Denis Vanzetto, Michel Geiss
  • Musical Coordinator – Sylvain Durand
  • Ethnic Music Advisor – Xavier Bellenger
  • Sound Engineer – Denis Vanzetto, Laurent Israel Alexandre, Mick Lanaro
  • Executive-Producer – Francis Dreyfus
  • Personal Assistant To J.M. Jarre – Fiona de Montaignac
  • Technician – Patrick Pelamourgues

Certifications
Region CertificationCertified units/sales
United Kingdom (BPI)[4] Silver 60,000^

^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.

References
  1. Strong, Martin Charles (1995). The Great Rock Discography. p. 428. ISBN 9780862415419.
  2. "BPI".
  3. "Jarre Live - Jean-Michel Jarre | Release Credits". AllMusic.
  4. "British album certifications – Jean Michel Jarre – Jarre live". British Phonographic Industry.
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