Live In The City Of Light

UK LP Cover (Signed)

UK CD Cover

Tracks

Ghostdancing	(7.21)
Big Sleep	(4.27)
Waterfront	(5.21)
Promised You A Miracle	(4.37)
Someone Somewhere (In Summertime)	(5.58)
Oh Jungleland	(6.35)
Alive And Kicking	(6.26)
Don't You (Forget About Me)	(6.38)
Once Upon A Time	(6.05)
Book Of Brilliant Things	(4.53)
East At Easter	(4.20)
Sanctify Yourself	(7.05)
Love Song/ Sun City/ Dance To The Music	(7.02)
New Gold Dream	(5.29)

Country	Date	Vinyl	Cassette	CD
UK	May 1987	Virgin SMDL 1	Virgin SMDC 1	Virgin CDSM 1
UK	June 1987	Virgin SMDLX 1	Virgin SMDCX 1	-

Credits

Vocals - Jim Kerr

Guitar - Charlie Burchill

Keyboards,Piano - Michael MacNeil

Bass - John Gibling

Drums and Vocals - Mel Gaynor

Additional Singing - Robin Clark

Percussion - Sue Hadjopulous

Violin - Lisa Germano

Computer Work - Douglas Cowan

Produced and Mixed by Bruce Lampcov

Mastered by Bob Ludwig

Recorded Live at Le Zenith, Paris, France, August 86 with the Manor Mobile - Head Engineer Steve Riddle

Someone Somewhere In Summertime Recorded Live at Sydney Entertainment Centre, Australia

Additional Fixing and Mixing in Scotland at Castle Sound Studios

Assisted by Callum Malcolm

And Also In New York State at Bearsville Studios

Assisted by Tom Cadley

Live Coordination Jules Frutos, Stephan Metawier, Albert Lawrence & Paul Kerr

Additional Help Gemma Corfield, Jane Ventom, Debbie Caponetta & Kathie Grady

Management Bruce Findlay & Schoolhouse Management

Sleeve Produced by Malcolm Garrett At Assorted iMaGes

Photography Guido Harari

"Claddagh" drawing by William F Ryan

Original Simple Minds Logo by Mick Haggerty

Thank You To Simon Draper, Merck Mercuriadis & JaapAlberts

Dedicated To Our Fans, Friends and Families

Additional Information

Every collector should search for the original versions of this album. These limited editions are highly desirable. The LP was housed in a gatefold sleeve, which featured a large picture booklet, and the LP itself had embossed Simple Minds logos and Claddagh motif on the front of the sleeve. The cassette was originally a double cassette with pictures and information on both the pullouts.

A month later, the standard editions reached the shops. The LP was now housed in a plain gatefold sleeve (no embossed artwork, no booklet) and the cassette was now a single cassette (and therefore missing some pictures). The double CD issue remained unchanged (it was originally sold at a reduced price).

The piece of brass used to emboss the sleeves was given away as a prize on a Radio One (UK) competition.

A deluxe all-formats box set of the album was produced for promotional purposes.