Synthesizer [ARP 2600], Organ [Eminent], Sequenced By [Special Programming Matrisequencer], Drum Machine [TR 808] – Michel GeissSynthesizer [Synthex, AKS, OBX, DX 100], Sequenced By [Matrisequencer], Drum Machine [TR 808, Lynn 9000] – Jean-Michel Jarre
B2
Fifth Rendez-Vous (Quinto Rendez-Vous)
Keyboards [Baby Korg] – David JarreSynthesizer [ARP 2600], Sequenced By [Matrisequencer] – Michel GeissSynthesizer [Emulator II, Prophet, Casio CZ 5000, ARP 2600, Fairlight, Roland JX 8P], Sequenced By [Matrisequencer] – Jean-Michel Jarre
B3
Last Rendez-Vous: "Ron's Piece" (Ultimo Rendez-Vous)
Saxophone [Ron McNair's Part Played By] – Pierre GossezSynthesizer [Synthex, Seiko DS 250, Fairlight], Sequenced By [Matrisequencer], Organ [Eminent] – Jean-Michel Jarre
Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p)
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Disques Dreyfus
Copyright (c)
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Disques Dreyfus
Published By
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Francis Dreyfus Music
Recorded At
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Croissy Studio
Mixed At
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Croissy Studio
Lacquer Cut At
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Sterling Sound
Manufactured By
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Industrias Philips De Colombia S.A.
Credits
Composed By, Producer
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Jean-Michel Jarre
Cover
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Michel Granger
Lacquer Cut By [Cutting]
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Jack Skinner
Musical Assistance [Artistic Contribution]
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Michel Geiss
Photography By [Back Cover]
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Paul Cox
Recorded By, Mixed By
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Claude Ermelin (tracks: B1),
Denis Vanzetto (tracks: A1 to A3, B2, B3),
Michel Geiss (tracks: B1)
Notes
Label design #2 (see images)
A different label design issue is available
Cover:
Very special thanks to: Astronaut Bruce McCandless, Cheryl, Reggie and Joy McNair, Michael Woolcock, NASA's Johnson Space Center, Arthur Clarke, Harry Golemon - President of the Houston Festival Foundation.
Thanks to: Patrick Taillandier, Jean-Loup Dierstein, Jérôme, Music Land, Lazare Electronique, La Frette Studios, Piermaria, Jean-Pierre Lafont, Philippe Guerre, Denis Sergent - Sony France.
This record is dedicated to Ron McNair and the six astronauts who died aboard the Challenger Shuttle on 28th January, 1986.
Ron's Piece:
This piece was specially composed for Ron to play on his saxophone in the shuttle and was to become the first musical piece played and recorded in space. Ron was so excited about this piece that he rehearsed it continuously until the last moment. May the memory of my friend the astronaut and the artist Ron McNair live on through this piece. Jean-Michel Jarre.
Hecho en Colombia por Discos Philips.
Labels:
℗ 1986
Producido por Industrias Philips De Colombia S.A.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix / Runout: COL. 829.125.1. A. 25.09.87. Canilo H.
Matrix / Runout: COL. 829.125.1. B. 25.09.87. Canilo H.