Help on the Way / Slipknot! (2013 Remaster)

Duncan_Sayler
Published on May 23, 2021
Coppyright â„— 1975 Grateful Dead Productions
Blues for Allah

For FrenReport

Assistant Production: Betty Cantor
Drums, Percussion: Bill Kreutzmann
Producer: Bill Kreutzmann
Assistant Production: Bob Matthews
Guitar, Vocals: Bob Weir
Producer: Bob Weir
Keyboards, Vocals: Brent Mydland
Producer: Brent Mydland
Assistant Production: Brett Cohen
Production: Cameron Sears
Mixing Engineer: Dan Healy
Producer: David Lemieux
Producer: Donna Jean Godchaux
Vocals: Donna Jean Godchaux
Associate Producer: Hale Milfgrim
Production: James Austin
Guitar, Vocals: Jerry Garcia
Producer: Jerry Garcia
Associate Producer: Jimmy Edwards
Mastering Engineer: Joe Gastwirt
Remastering Engineer: Joe Gastwirt
Additional Production: Joe Gastwirt
Keyboards, Vocals: Keith Godchaux
Producer: Keith Godchaux
Assistant Production: Laurence "Ram Rod" Shurtliff
Drums, Percussion: Mickey Hart
Producer: Mickey Hart
Bass Guitar: Phil Lesh
Producer: Phil Lesh
Vocals: Phil Lesh
Assistant Engineer: Rob Taylor
Assistant Engineer: Robert Taylor
Associate Producer: Robin Hurley
Associate Producer: Scott Pascucci
Assistant Production: Steve Brown
Flute: Steven Schuster
Writer: Bill Kreutzmann
Writer: Bob Weir
Writer: Jerry Garcia
Writer: Keith Godchaux
Writer: Phil Lesh
Writer: Robert Hunter

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