Jean-michel Jarre-Rendezvous Houston Pt 3

Taken from Rendezvous Houston, Broadcast in 1986 Copyright remains with the original Artist and broadcaster. This Particular Part was in memory of his good friend Ron McNair. Shown here as a tribute to all those involved in what for me is a superb piece of music and entertainment history. For the full Story I Found this article, go to www.questbbs.fsnet.co.uk/rvhouston.htm

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• Jean
• Michel
• Jarre
• Rendezvous
• Houston
• 1986
• concert
• electronic
• Ron
• McNair
• Rendez-vous

[BenjiSpeaks]

Just clarifying But Ron Mcnair Was Part of the Challenger team right, And was in the Explosion?

[sheda42]

Yes he was on the challenger team.

[sheda42]

The pt3 only refers to the running order of the tape that I have posted, so people can view it in the right order if they wish,it's not refering to the actual content, thanks for the observation though. regards

[killingtime44]

This is one hell of a sax solo...beautiful!

[romeropablo]

Dedicated to Ron Mc Nair, died in the famouse Challenger accident. Ron Mc Nair was a saxophonist and astronaut. That's why the sax. The original song was composed by him and Jean.

[Damun9]

It was supposed to be the first musical recording ever made in space.

[Xantec]

with the piece being played not so long after the challenger disaster, there was probably not a single dry eye left in the audience. so long as this piece gets played, Ron Mc.Nair will live on.

Challenger crew, may your souls rest in peace.

[1shez1]

I had the whole thing on audio cassette, simulcast! Damn...too many house moves :(

[jhnbd7]

There was talk about canceling the concert after what happened. Thank goodness they didn't. It's still as raw on the emotions today, even after 23 years.

[wado1942]

I have a VHS tape of it. Too bad I don't have a PAL VCR ::(

[balloydspiritsoul]

If this piece wasn't played on space by Ron Mcnair due to the tradegy, then what is now the first music ever played in space with an instrument.

[Neon35Night]

Thanks for the post man, it is a seriouslly wonderfull interpretation! Beutiful!