Bob Dylan - Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid mp3

Tracklist

1	Final Theme Bass – Terry PaulCello – Fred Katz, Ted MichelDrums – Jim KeltnerGuitar – Bob Dylan, Carol Hunter, Roger McGuinnHarmonium – Carl FortinaRecorder, Flute – Gary FosterVoice – Brenda, Donna, Terry Paul
2	Billy 4 Instruments – Bob Dylan, Terry Paul
3	Turkey Chase Acoustic Guitar – Bruce LanghornBanjo – Jolly Roger Bass – Booker TFiddle – Byron BerlineRhythm Guitar – Bob Dylan
4	River Theme Instruments – Booker T, Bruce LanghornVoice – Byron Berline, Donna Weiss, Priscilla Jones
5	Main Title Theme (Billy) Instruments – Bob Dylan, Booker T, Bruce LanghornTambourine – Russ Kunkel
6	Cantina Theme (Workin' For The Law) Bongos – Russ KunkelInstruments – Bob Dylan, Bruce Langhorn, Roger McGuinn
7	Billy 1 Instruments – Bob Dylan, Booker T, Bruce Langhorn
8	Billy 7 Instruments – Bob Dylan, Jim Keltner, Roger McGuinn, Terry Paul
9	Bunkhouse Theme Instruments – Bob Dylan, Carol Hunter
10	Knockin' On Heaven's Door Harmonium – Carl FortinaInstruments – Bob Dylan, Jim Keltner, Roger McGuinn, Terry PaulVoice – Brenda Patterson, Carol, Donna

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
KC 32460	Bob Dylan	Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid - Original Soundtrack Recording ‎(LP, Album, Ter)	Columbia	KC 32460	US	1973
32098	Bob Dylan	Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid - Original Soundtrack Recording ‎(LP, Album)	CBS	32098	Greece	Unknown
40-32098	Bob Dylan	Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid - Original Soundtrack Recording ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	CBS	40-32098	UK	1982
S 69042	Bob Dylan	Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid ‎(LP, Album, RP)	CBS	S 69042	Spain	1980
CBS 69042	Bob Dylan	Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid ‎(LP, Album, RE)	CBS	CBS 69042	Greece	Unknown

Credits

• Art Direction, Design – John Van Hamersveld
• Engineer – Dan Wallin
• Photography By – Manuel Palomino
• Producer – Gordon Carroll
• Songwriter [Songs By] – Bob Dylan

Notes

"Dedicated to Sam Peckinpah"

Album title print variations:
"Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid (Original Soundtrack)" [spine]
"Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid Original Soundtrack Recording" [cd]

Track 9 printed "Billy 4 (Recorded in Mexico City)" on inserts.

Music published by Ram's Horn Music ASCAP.

Made in Canada/Fabriqué au Canada.
("Made in Canada" also on the CD, under Columbia logo)

Tracks duration not mentionned on this release.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 0 7464-32460-2 6
• Matrix / Runout (Variants 1, 2): DIDP-071786 G4 1A 03
• Mastering SID Code (Variants 1, 2): IFPI L424
• Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 6713
• Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 6706

Companies

• Manufactured By – Sony Music Entertainment (Canada) Inc.
• Distributed By – Sony Music Entertainment (Canada) Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Engineered At – The Burbank Studios
• Published By – Ram's Horn Music

Video

Album

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