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Wanted Dead or Alive – David Bromberg (1974) Reflections – Jerry Garcia (1976) Texican Badman – Peter Rowan (1980) Livin' the Life – The Rowan Brothers (1980) A Wing and a Prayer – Matt Kelly (1987) Retrospective Dreams – RJ Fox (1991) Fire Up Plus – Merl Saunders (1992) Fiesta Amazonica – Merl Saunders and the ...
The title Wanted Dead or Alive is a play on words, referring to how the record was created. Side one of the LP was recorded in the studio with various musicians, including four members of the Grateful Dead − Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Keith Godchaux and Bill Kreutzmann. Side two was recorded live.
Drums – Bill Kreutzmann, Steve Mosley Engineer – Buddy Graham * ( tracks: B1 to B5 ) , David Brown (14) ( tracks: A1 to A4 ) , Frank Laico ( tracks: B1 to B5 ) , Jerry Smith ( tracks: B1 to B5 ) , Pete Weiss (2) ( tracks: B1 to B5 )
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Ace, Bob Weir 1972. Demon In Disguise, David Bromberg 1972. The Rowan Brothers, The Rowan Brothers, 1972. Fire Up, Merl Saunders 1973. Wanted Dead Or Alive, David Bromberg 1974. Reflections, Jerry Garcia, 1976. The Rhythm Devils Play River Music (The Apocalypse Now Sessions), The Rhythm Devils, 1980. Texican Badman, Peter Rowan, 1980.
Drums – Bill Kreutzmann, Steve Mosley Engineer – Buddy Graham * ( tracks: B1 to B5 ) , David Brown (14) ( tracks: A1 to A4 ) , Frank Laico ( tracks: B1 to B5 ) , Jerry Smith ( tracks: B1 to B5 ) , Pete Weiss (2) ( tracks: B1 to B5 )
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Bill Kreutzmann - drums Phil Lesh - bass John Payne - bass clarinet, flute Andy Statman - saxophone Jay Ungar - fiddle Danger Man; David Bromberg - vocals Peter Ecklund - trumpets Joe Ferguson - tenor saxophone Hungria Garcia - timbales Jerry Garcia - electric guitar Keith Godchaux - piano, electric guitar Bill Kreutzmann - drums
Supporting Bromberg we have Jerry Garcia, Keith Godchaux, Phil Lesh, and Bill Kreutzmann of the Dead, Andy Statman on mandolin, and later Bromberg Band staples Jay Ungar and Peter Ecklund. For people looking to get into David Bromberg's music, this is the place to start as it is certainly his most consistent and accessible album.
