Eyes of the World (2013 Remaster)

Duncan_Sayler
Published on Jul 4, 2021
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Eyes of the World (2013 Remaster) Â· Grateful Dead

Wake of the Flood

â„— 1973 Grateful Dead Productions

Timbales Drums: Benny Velarde
Trumpet: Bill Atwood
Drums: Bill Kreutzmann
Rhythm Guitar: Bob Weir
Vocals: Bob Weir
Keyboards, Vocals: Brent Mydland
Production: Cameron Sears
Unknown: Dan Healy
Producer: David Lemieux
Background Vocals: Donna Godchaux
12 String Guitar: Doug Sahm
Tenor Saxophone: Frank Morin
Unknown: Hale Milfgrim
Production: James Austin
Pedal Steel Guitar: Jerry Garcia
Vocals: Jerry Garcia
Unknown: Jimmy Edwards
Trumpet: Joe Ellis
Unknown: Joe Gastwirt
Additional Production: Joe Gastwirt
Keyboards, Vocals: Keith Godchaux
Alto Saxophone: Martin Fierro
Tenor Saxophone: Martin Fierro
Harmonica: Matthew Kelly
Drums: Mickey Hart
Trombone: Pat O'Hara
Bass Guitar: Phil Lesh
Vocals: Phil Lesh
Unknown: Robin Hurley
Vocals: Sarah Fulcher
Unknown: Scott Pascucci
Unknown: Tom Anderson
Unknown: Tom Flye
Violin: Vassar Clements
Writer: Jerry Garcia
Writer: Robert Hunter

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