ONCE UPON A TIME...Heaven Help The Fool

 

BOB WEIR  Heaven Help The Fool  (Arista,1978) - Rock


     This album is more of a departure from the Grateful Dead than Bob Weir's earlier solo efforts. First of all, no other members of the Dead appear on any track of this album (unlike, for example, Ace). Secondly, these songs for the most part were not performed by the Dead in concert, as much of the other work by Bob Weir was (for example, "Lazy Lightning" and "Supplication" from the first Kingfish album).
      However, Bob did write these songs with his regular songwriting partner, John Barlow, who wrote the lyrics to many of the Grateful Dead songs. (The two exceptions on this album are the two covers: "Easy To Slip" and "I'll Be Doggone.")

TRACKLIST : Bombs Away
                          Easy To Slip
                          Salt Lake City
                          Shade Of Grey
                          Heaven Help The Fool
                          This Time Forever
                          I'll Be Doggone
                          Wrong Way Feelin'

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