Jarre Live

Jarre Live
Live album by Jean-Michel Jarre
Released	2 October 1989[1]
Recorded	October 8 & 9, 1988, London at Fleetwood Mobile
Genre	Electronica, world music, synthpop, electro
Length	54:00
Label	Disques Dreyfus
Producer	Jean-Michel Jarre
Jean-Michel Jarre chronology
Revolutions (1988) Jarre Live (1989) Waiting for Cousteau (1990)

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.

The concerts featured performances of all the tracks from Jarre's recent album Revolutions, alongside performances of tracks from his previous albums. Hank Marvin of the Shadows was a special guest on guitar, performing on the tracks London Kid and Rendez-Vous 4. There were 6 tracks performed at concerts but not included on the album - Équinoxe 5, Équinoxe 7, Rendez-Vous 3, Souvenir of China, Ethnicolor and Tokyo Kid. Some tracks, in particular Industrial Revolution, are included in edited form for unknown reasons.

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.

• 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]

• 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