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Musicians
Musicians on all CDs;
- Jerry Garcia - lead guitar, acoustic guitar, pedal steel guitar, piano, kazoo, vibraslap, vocals
- Bob Weir - rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar, 12-string guitar, kazoo, vocals
- Ron (Pigpen) McKernan - keyboards, organ, celesta, acoustic guitar, harmonica, congas, claves, percussion, vocals
- Phil Lesh - bass, guitar, piano, harpsichord, trumpet, kazoo, timpani, guiro, vocals
- Bill Kreutzmann - drums, percussion
On Fire In The City, plus;
On discs 4 to 8 and 12, plus;
- Mickey Hart - drums, percussion
On discs 4 to 7, plus;
- Tom Constanten - keyboards, prepared piano, piano, electronic tape
On discs 10 and 11, plus;
- Keith Godcahux - piano
- Donna Godchaux - vocals
Some guest musicians appear in some of the original LPs. For more detailed information about the musicians on each of the other discs see the musician information in the entry for the original albums;
- The Grateful Dead, Grateful Dead, 1967
- Anthem Of The Sun, Grateful Dead, 1968
- Aoxomoxoa, Grateful Dead, 1969
- Live/Dead, Grateful Dead, 1969
- Workingman's Dead, Grateful Dead, 1970
- American Beauty, Grateful Dead, 1970
- Grateful Dead (Skull & Roses) , Grateful Dead, 1971
- Europe '72, Grateful Dead, 1972
- History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) , Grateful Dead, 1973
Credits / track sources
Credits for the box set.
- Boxed set produced for release by - James Austin, David Lemieux
- Birth Of The Dead concept & compilation - Dennis McNally, Lou Tambakos
- Executive producer / Grateful Dead Productions - Peter McQuaid
- Associate producer / Research coordination - Michael Wesley Johnson
- Archival research / Grateful Dead Archives - Eileen Law
- Grateful Dead coordinator - Cassidy Law
- Grateful mentor - Dennis McNally
- Additional mixing (for previously unissued selections) - Jeffrey Norman
- Mastering / Production consultant - Joe Gastwirt at Oceanview Digital, Los Angeles, CA
- Product manager - Jimmy Edwards
- Project coordination - Jo Motta
- Discographical annotation - Gary Peterson
- Liner notes coordination - Shawn Amos
- Editorial supervision - Vanessa Atkins
- Editorial research - Daniel Goldmark
- Reissue art direction - Hugh Brown
- Business affairs / Rhino Entertainment - Malia Doss
- Project assistance - Mickey Hart, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, Bill Inglot, Steve Lang, Patrick Kraus, Jan Simmons, Blair Jackson, Steve Silberman, Hale Milgrim, David Gans, Owsley Stanley, Jeff Gold, Connie Mosley, Gary Lambert, Bill Belmont, Neil Ruttenberg
- Rhino wishes to thank - Alan Trist, Mark Pinkus, Susanna Millman, Ihor Slabicky, Steve Woolard, "Golden John" Robinson, Ira Gastwirt, Nick Merriwether...& the vast universe of Dead Heads & everyone at Grateful Dead Productions
- The Grateful Dead was never five or six guys on a stage; it was everybody in the room. This collection is dedicated to all Deadheads everywhere
The 80 page booklet includes the following essays and album liner notes;
- Dead on the Tracks by James Austin
- One Man Gathers . . . by David Lemieux
- Remembering The Warlocks by Connie Bonner Mosley
- The Dead at Warner Bros. by Dennis McNally
- The Compleat Grateful Dead Discography by Ihor Slabicky
- Birth Of The Dead by Dennis McNally & Lou Tambakos
- Grateful Dead by Blair Jackson
- Anthem Of The Sun by Blair Jackson
- Aoxomoxoa by Gary Lambert
- Live/Dead by Lenny Kaye
- Workingman's Dead by Steve Silberman
- American Beauty by David Gans
- Grateful Dead by Paul Nichols & Hale Milgrim
- Europe '72 by Steve Silberman
- History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. I (Bear's Choice) by Bear
The original recording credits, when know, for the material on the box set is given below.
Disc 1 - Autumn Records sessions (tracks 1 to 6);
- Producer - Tom Donahue, Bobby Mitchell
- Engineer - Leo De Gar Kulka
- Recorded on November 3, 1965 at Golden Gate Recorders, San Francisco
Disc 1 - Scorpio Records sessions (tracks 7 to 16);
- Producer, engineer - Gene Estribou
- Recorded during June, 1966 at Buena Vista Studio, San Francisco
Disc 1 - Fire In The City;
- Producer, arranged - Jon Hendricks
- Recorded during March, 1967 at Columbus Recorders, San Francisco
Disc 2 - live performances;
- Engineers - Bear, Rock Scully
- Live recording from July 1966
Disk 3 - Grateful Dead 1st LP; - Producer - Dave Hassinger
- Arranger - The Grateful Dead
- Engineer - Dick Bogert
- Recorded mainly at RCA Studio A in Hollywood
Disk 3 - studio outtakes;
- Recorded on February 2, 1967 at RCA Victor Studio A, Hollywood
Disk 3 - live Viola Lee Blues;
- From September 3, 1967 at Dance Hall, Rio Nido, CA
Disk 4 - Anthem Of The Sun;
- Producer - Grateful Dead
- Arranger - Grateful Dead
Studios:
- (Producer - Dave Hassinger)
- Sept '67 - RCA Studio A, Hollywood
Oct '67 - American Studios, No. Hollywood
Dec '67 - Century Sound, New York; Olmstead Studios, New York
Live:
- (Producer - Dave Hassinger)
- 11/10-11/67 Shrine Exposition, LA
Producer - Grateful Dead
Executive engineer - Dan Healy
Asst. engineer - Bob Matthews
- Stereo mix mastering - Columbus Recorders, San Francisco; Criteria Studio, Miami; Apostolic Studios, New York
Live venues:
- Eureka - 20 Jan 1968
- Eagles Auditorium, Seattle - 26-27 Jan 1968
- Crystal Ballroom, Portland - 2-3 Feb 1968
- Carousel Ballroom, SF - 14 Feb 1968
- Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe - 22-24 Feb 1968
- Carousel Ballroom, SF - 15-17 Mar 1968
- Carousel Ballroom, SF - 29-31 Mar 1968
- Recorded in the studio - September - December 1967
- Recorded live - November 10, 1967 - March 31, 1968
Disc 4 - live tracks;
- From August 23, 1968 at Shrine Exhibition Center, Los Angeles, CA
Disc 4 - Born Cross-Eyed;
- Originally released in 1968 as a Warner Bros. single (#7186)
Disc 5 - Aoxomoxoa; - Producer - The Grateful Dead
- Arranger - The Grateful Dead
- Engineer - Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor
- Additional engineers - Ron Wickershim, Dan Healy, Owsley
- Recorded at Pacific Recording Studios in San Mateo in late 1968 and early 1969
- Completed at Pacific High Recording in San Francisco
Disc 5 - live studio outtakes;
- Recorded on August 13, 1968 at Pacific Recording Studio, San Mateo
Disc 5 - live Cosmic Charlie;
- From January 25, 1969 at Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco
Disc 6 - Live/Dead;
- Producer - The Grateful Dead, Bob Matthews, Betty Cantor
- Executive engineer - Bob Matthews
- Engineer - Betty Cantor
- Consulting engineer - Owsley, Ron Wickersham
- Live recording - Alembic Recording Studios, Novato
- Mixed at Muggles Gramophone, San Francisco
- Sound - Bear
Disc 7 - Workingman's Dead;
- Producer - Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor in association with The Grateful Dead
- Engineer - Alembic
- Recorded at Pacific High Recording Studio, San Francisco
Disc 7 - New Speedway Boogie;
- Alternate mix recorded in 1970
Disc 7 live recordings;
- Dire Wolf - June 27, 1969 at Santa Rosa Veteran's Memorial Hall, Santa Rosa, CA
- Black Peter - January 10, 1970 at Golden Hall Community Concourse, San Diego, CA
- Easy Wind - January 16, 1970 at Springer's Ballroom, Portland, OR
- Cumberland Blues - January 17, 1970 at Oregon State University (Gymnasium), Corvallis, OR
- Mason's Children - January 24, 1970 at Civic Auditorium, Honolulu, HI
- Uncle John's Band - December 23, 1970 at Winterland, San Francisco, CA
Disc 8 - American Beauty;
- Producers - The Grateful Dead
- Co-producer - Audio-Steve Barncard
- Recorded at Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco
Disc 8 - Truckin';
- Originally released in January, 1971 as a Warner Bros. single (#WB-7410)
Disc 8 - live recordings;
- Friend Of The Devil - May 15, 1970 at Fillmore East, New York, NY
- Candyman - April 15, 1970 at Winterland, San Francisco, CA
- Till The Morning Comes - October 4, 1970 at Winterland, San Francisco, CA
- Attics Of My Life - June 6, 1970 at Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA
- Truckin' - December 26, 1970 at Legion Stadium, El Monte, CA
Disc 8 - Ripple;
- Originally released in January, 1971 as a Warner Bros. single (#WB-7410)
Disc 9 - Grateful Dead (Skull & Roses); - Producer - Grateful Dead
- Engineer - Bob and Betty (Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor)
- Live recording for Alembic by Bob and Betty (Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor)
- Selections taken from recordings made live at Winterland, San Francisco; Manhattan Center, New York City; Bill Graham's Fabled Fillmore East, New York City
Disc 9 - additional live tracks;
- From April 6, 1971 at Manhattan Center, New York
Disc 10 & 11 - Europe 72;
- Equipment - Heard, Jackson, Kid, Parrish, Ramrod, Razine, Winslow, Barry, Rudzo
- Technical assistance - Dan Healy
- Stage lighting - Candace Brightman, Ben Haller
- Recording - Betty Cantor, Jim Furman, Bob Matthews, Rosie, Wizard
- Recorded live in Europe by Alembic Sound
- Mixed at Alembic Studios, San Francisco by Bob and Betty and the Grateful Dead
Disk 10 - additional live track;
- From April 26, 1972 at Jahrhundert Halle, Frankfurt, West Germany
Disk 11 - additional live tracks;
- Looks Like Rain - April 7-8 at the Empire Pool in Wembley, London, England
- Good Lovin'> Caution> Who Do You Love> Caution> Good Lovin' - April 14, 1972 at Tivoli Concert Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark
Disk 12 - Bear's Choice;
- Recorded Live by Bear on February 13-14, 1970 at the Fillmore East, New York, NY
- Producer - Owsley Stanley
Disk 12 - additional live tracks;
- Good Lovin' - February 13, 1970 at Fillmore East, New York, NY
- Big Boss Man - February 5, 1970 at Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA
- Smokestack Lightnin' - February 8, 1970 at Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA
- Sitting On Top Of The World - February 8, 1970 at Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA
Related releases
A promotional CD, comprising 19 tracks, was released in conjunction with the box set;;
Fire In The City was originally released on a single;
The original releases that comprise the main parts of discs 3 to 12 in this set are;
- The Grateful Dead, Grateful Dead, 1967
- Anthem Of The Sun, Grateful Dead, 1968
- Aoxomoxoa, Grateful Dead, 1969
- Live/Dead, Grateful Dead, 1969
- Workingman's Dead, Grateful Dead, 1970
- American Beauty, Grateful Dead, 1970
- Grateful Dead (Skull & Roses) , Grateful Dead, 1971
- Europe '72, Grateful Dead, 1972
- History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) , Grateful Dead, 1973
The CD packages that comprise Golden Road were released separately in 2003. The links above give details for the re-released versions of the albums as well as the original releases. The 2003 release included the first separate release of;
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