The performance of "" recorded in Lille in October 1988 is a standout moment from Jean-Jacques Goldman's Tournée 88 . Originally featured on his 1987 double album Entre gris clair et gris foncé , this live rendition became the definitive version for many fans. Performance Highlights
The tour included three consecutive nights in Lille on . It supported his most ambitious studio work at the time, and the setlist typically placed "Peur de rien blues" near the end of the show, just before the high-energy medley and the finale. The performance of "" recorded in Lille in
: The Lille performance was specifically captured for the live album Traces , released in 1989. It supported his most ambitious studio work at
: The song is famous for its extended guitar duel between Jean-Jacques Goldman and Michael Jones , which was a centerpiece of the 1988-89 tour. : The stage lineup featured Claude Le Péron
: The stage lineup featured Claude Le Péron (bass), Michael Jones (guitar), Jacky Mascarel and Philippe Grandvoinet (keyboards), and Jean-François Gauthier and Jean-Claude Givone (drums/percussion). Context within Tournée 88