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The Grateful Dead Europe '72 Mp3, Flac, Wma The Grateful Dead Europe '72 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Europe '72 Country: UK Style: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1735 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1731 mb WMA version RAR size: 1644 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 602 Other Formats: MP2 MP3 DMF RA MP4 AU MIDI Tracklist Hide Credits Cumberland Blues A1 5:47 Written-By – Garcia*, Lesh*, Hunter* He's Gone A2 7:12 Written-By – Garcia*, Hunter* One More Saturday Night A3 4:45 Written-By – Weir* Jack Straw B1 4:16 Written-By – Weir*, Hunter* You Win Again B2 3:54 Written-By – Hank Williams China Cat Sunflower B3 5:33 Written-By – Garcia*, Hunter* I Know You Rider B4 4:55 Arranged By – The Grateful DeadWritten-By [Releasecredit] – Traditional Brown Eyed Woman C1 4:45 Written-By – Garcia*, Hunter* Hurts Me Too C2 7:18 Written-By – Elmore James Ramble On Rose C3 6:09 Written-By – Garcia*, Hunter* Sugar Magnolia D1 7:04 Written-By – Weir*, Hunter* Mr. Charlie D2 3:40 Written-By – Hunter*, McKernan* Tennessee Jed D3 7:13 Written-By – Garcia*, Hunter* Truckin' E1 13:08 Written-By – Weir*, Garcia*, Lesh*, Hunter* Epilog E2 4:33 Written-By – The Grateful Dead Prelude F1 8:08 Written-By – The Grateful Dead Morning Dew F2 10:35 Written-By – Dobson*, Rose* Companies, etc. Mixed At – Alembic Studios Recorded At – Empire Pool, Wembley Recorded At – Concertgebouw, Amsterdam Recorded At – The Lyceum, London Recorded At – L'Olympia Recorded At – Tivoli, Copenhagen Copyright (c) – Grateful Dead Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records Inc. Record Company – Warner Bros. Records Inc. Record Company – Warner Bros. Inc. Published By – Ice Nine Publishing Company, Inc. Published By – Rhinelander Music, Inc. Published By – Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. Mastered At – Artisan Sound Recorders Credits Artwork [Cover] – Kelley/Mouse Studios Drums – Bill Kreutzmann Electric Bass, Vocals – Phil Lesh Harmonica, Organ, Vocals – Ron (Pigpen) McKernan* Lead Guitar, Vocals – Jerry Garcia Mixed By – Betty*, Bob*, The Grateful Dead Photography By – Larry Rogers, Mary Ann Mayer Piano – Keith Godchaux Recorded By – Betty Cantor, Bob Matthews, Jim Furman, Rosie , Wizard Rhythm Guitar, Vocals – Bob Weir Songwriter – Robert Hunter Vocals – Donna Godchaux Notes Recorded live in Europe by Alembic Sound. Mixed at Alembic Studios, San Francisco/ Recorded at: Track A1 at Empire Pool, Wembley, London. Track A2 at Concertgebouw, Amsterdam. Tracks A3, B2, C2, C3, D2, E1 to F2 at The Lyceum, London. Tracks B1, B3, B4, D1, D3 at Olympia Theatre, Paris. Track C1 at Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen. © Grateful Dead ℗ 1972 Warner Bros. Records Inc. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Europe '72 Grateful Warner Bros. 3WX 2668 (3xLP, Album, 3WX 2668 US 1972 Dead* Records Tri) The Europe '72 Warner Bros. 8122-79759-8 Grateful (3xLP, Album, 8122-79759-8 Europe Unknown Records Dead RE, Tri) The Europe '72 Warner Bros. K5A 2668 Grateful (2xCass, Album, K5A 2668 US 1979 Records Dead RE) The Europe '72 Warner Bros. P-5071W Grateful (3xLP, Album, P-5071W Japan 1972 Records Dead Tri) Warner Bros. 66019, 3WX Grateful Europe '72 Records, 66019, 3WX France 1972 2668 Dead* (3xLP, Album) Warner Bros. 2668 Records Related Music albums to Europe '72 by The Grateful Dead Grateful Dead - Dick's Picks 30: Academy Of Music, New York, NY 3/25 & 28/72 Grateful Dead - Europe '72 The Grateful Dead - The Best Of The Grateful Dead: Skeletons From The Closet Grateful Dead - Nightfall Of Diamonds Grateful Dead - Wake Of The Flood The Grateful Dead - Blues For Allah Grateful Dead - Dick's Picks Volume Six Grateful Dead - American Beauty Grateful Dead - Built To Last Tab Hunter - Tab Hunter.
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