Dylan & The Dead - Dylan & The Dead Album

Tracklist

1	Knockin' On Heaven's Door	6:51
2	All Along The Watchtower	6:24
3	Gotta Serve Somebody	5:51
4	Joey	9:23
5	Slow Train	4:57
6	Queen Jane Approximately	6:38
7	I Want You	4:04

Credits

• Artwork [Cover Art] – Rick Griffin
• Coordinator [Album Coordination], Tour Manager – Jon McIntire
• Crew [Trucking] – Mike Fisher
• Engineer – Guy Charbonneau, John Cutler
• Engineer [Additional] – Billy Rothschild, Chris Wiskes, David Roberts , Gary Hedden, Peter Miller
• Layout – Allen Weinberg
• Legal [Legal Counsel] – Hal Kant
• Lighting [Lighting Designer] – Candace Brightman
• Mastered By – KP
• Mastered By [Digital] – Joe Gastwirt
• Performer – Bill Kreutzmann, Bob Dylan, Bob Weir, Brent Mydland, Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, Phil Lesh
• Photography By – Herb Greene
• Producer – Jerry Garcia, John Cutler
• Producer [Concert Sound] – Dan Healy
• Promotion [Publicity] – Dennis McNally
• Tour Manager [Assistant] – Cameron Sears
• Written-By – B. Dylan, J. Levy (tracks: B1)

Notes

Recorded Live July 1987.
Mixed At Club Front, San Rafael, California November 1988.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 07464450561
• Matrix / Runout (Side 1): PAL-45056-1A DMM G2 KDISC KP
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2): PBL-45056-1D DMM G↓ KDISC KP

Companies

• Manufactured By – Columbia Records
• Manufactured For – CBS Records Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Records Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Grateful Dead Productions, Inc.
• Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Carrollton, GA
• Mixed At – Club Front
• Mastered At – K Disc Mastering

Album

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