24HOURDEJAVU: HUNTER SOLO

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Wednesday, September 17, 2014

HUNTER SOLO

Jack O'Roses

Robert Hunter

Initial release : 1980
Dark Star DSLP 8001
Robert Hunter solo album recorded and released in the UK. Includes the complete Terrapin Station Suite and a number of other songs that were performed by the Grateful Dead.
Tracks

Box Of Rain (Hunter/Lesh)
Reuben And Cerise (Garcia/Hunter)
Talkin' Money Tree (Hunter)
Friend Of The Devil (Dawson/Garcia/Hunter)
Delia DeLyon And Stagger Lee (Hunter)
Lady Of Carlisle (Traditional)
Book Of Daniel (Hunter / Freiberg)
Terrapin
1. Lady With A Fan (Garcia/Hunter)
2. Terrapin Station (Garcia/Hunter)
3. Ivory Wheels/Rosewood Track (Hunter)
4. Jack O' Roses (Hunter)
Prodigal Town (Hunter)

Musicians

Robert Hunter - guitar, vocals

Credits

Engineer, mixing - Arthur Anderson
Artwork - Trevor Wright
Photography - Roy Wilbraham
Agency - Magna, New York (Bill Hahn)
Project co-ordination - Nick Ralph
Recorded and mixed at Terrapin Records' studio, London

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: I love your side and I love this Record, 'cause the Man who took the Picture for the Back Cover spend some Time at my Home while the Dead toured Europe in 1990! Roy, a nice Englishman! Keep on says Pnoom; February 21, 2011 at 7:36 AM
Madshoes Carlos said...: Excellent posts Bill, take care and enjoy!; September 18, 2014 at 11:38 AM
Anonymous said...: I love this record, especially the Terrapin Suite. I wish Garcia had set the whole thing to music and played it with the Dead.

I still play "Prodigal Town" on guitar after all these years. The second verse is so great:

The seasonal change, you can tell by the rain
Though the leaves never flame, it is Fall
I hear Vivaldi come drifting on by
From a ladies' quartet down the hall
Give it its due
It's where I met you
And you were my reason to stay
Around
In a Prodigal Town

Thanks for posting this.

Bob W.; September 18, 2014 at 11:01 PM
24HOURDEJAVU said...: Thanks Carlos good to hear from you ! Bill; September 19, 2014 at 12:12 PM