Tiger RoseRobert HunterInitial release : March 1975Round Records RX 105 Robert Hunter's second album. Includes contributions from Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart and Donna Jean Godchaux. The album was produced by Garcia.
Tracks
- Tiger Rose (Hunter)
- One Thing To Try (Hunter)
- Rose Of Sharon (Hunter)
- Wild Bill (Hunter)
- Dance A Hole (Hunter)
- Cruel White Water (Hunter)
- Over The Hills (Hunter)
- Last Flash Of Rock 'N' Roll (Hunter)
- Yellow Moon (Hunter)
- Ariel (Hunter)
Musicians
- Robert Hunter - guitar, mandolin, synthesizer, percussion, vocals
- David Freiberg - bass, piano, celeste, vocals
- Jerry Garcia - guitar, piano, synthesizer, pedal steel, vocals
- Donna Godchaux - vocals
- David Grisman - mandolin
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- Pete Sears - piano, bass, organ, tack piano, clavinet
- B.D. Shot - drums (B. D. Shot is Mickey Hart)
- David Torbert - bass
Track by track musician listings are given in both the LP and CD releases.
Tiger Rose:
- Robert Hunter - vocals
- Jerry Garcia - guitar, piano, synthesizer
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- David Torbert - bass
One Thing To Try:
- Robert Hunter - vocals
- Jerry Garcia - guitar, piano, synthesizer
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- David Torbert - bass
Rose Of Sharon:
- Robert Hunter - acoustic guitar, mandolin, vocals
- Jerry Garcia - lead guitar, pedal steel
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Pete Sears - bass, organ
- David Freiberg - piano, celeste
Wild Bill:
- Robert Hunter - vocals
- Jerry Garcia - guitar
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- Pete Sears - tack piano, clavinet
- David Freiberg - bass
- David Grisman - mandolin
Dance A Hole:
- Robert Hunter - vocals
- Jerry Garcia - guitar, synthesizer
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- David Torbert - bass
- David Freiberg - piano
- Pete Sears - organ
Cruel White Water:
- Robert Hunter - vocals
- Jerry Garcia - guitar, synthesizer
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- David Freiberg - bass, synthesizer
- Pete Sears - piano, organ
- David Grisman - mandolin
Over The Hills:
- Robert Hunter - vocals
- Jerry Garcia - guitar, synthesizer, vocals
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- David Freiberg - piano, synthesizer, vocals
- Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Last Flash Of Rock 'N' Roll:
- Robert Hunter - vocals
- Jerry Garcia - electric guitar, vocals
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- Pete Sears - piano
- David Freiberg - bass, vocals
- Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Yellow Moon:
- Robert Hunter - acoustic guitar, vocals
- Jerry Garcia - acoustic guitar
Ariel:
- Robert Hunter - vocals
- Jerry Garcia - guitar, slide guitar, synthesizer
- B. D. Shot - drums
- Mickey Hart - percussion
- David Freiberg - bass, vocals
- Pete Sears - piano, organ
- Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Credits
- Producer, arranger - Jerry Garcia
- Engineers - Bob Matthews, Betty Cantor
- Co-ordinator - Steve Brown
- Anti-Producer - Mickey Hart
- Art & Design - Kelley and Mouse
- Recorded at Rolling Thunder Studio
- Mastered at Artisan Sound Recorders
- Digital remix (1988) - Tom Flyte
Notes
Hunter discussed this album in an interview in 1984: I like Garcia's arrangements and production on it, and I like the songs. The only thing I can't stand is the vocals. I played it for the first time in years the other day and I was horrified.
The vocals were re-recorded in 1988 for the re-release of the LP in 1989.
Related releases
Tiger Rose was reissued in 1989 in a revamped edition on CD by Rykodisk (RCD 10115)
Tiger Rose was reissued in 1989 in a revamped edition on LP and CD by Grateful Dead Records (GDCD 4010)
A 2 CD edition of the Tiger Rose album was released in 2025 to mark the 50th anniversary of th original album release. This release comprises a remastered edition of the original album plus a second CD of previously unreleased alternate takes from the Tiger Rose recording sessions::
A rematered single LP vinyl edition of the album was also released to mark the 50th anniversary of the album.
The title track, Tiger Rose, is included on the compilation LP:
Tiger Rose and an unreleased track, Talking Money Tree, that may have been intended for this LP, were included on:
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