Tracklist
| The Ghosts | ||||
| A1 |
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Ride Out |
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| A2 |
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Built For Comfort |
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| A3 |
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House Of Wax |
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| A4 |
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Ready For Love |
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| A5 |
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Creatures Of The Night |
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| The Heart Of Gold Band | ||||
| B1 |
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Solid Rock |
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| B2 |
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Golden Road |
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| B3 |
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Knockin' On Heaven's Door |
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| B4 |
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Scarlet Begonias |
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Notes
The group were originally called The Ghosts. They subsequently became The Heart Of Gold Band.On A1:
Irv Rosenberg - '49 Panhead (track 1)
Dave Court - 850 Norton (track 1)
Greg Anton - '70 Shovelhead (track 1)
Also starring - Zion Rock, Muppy, Gene, Hal and Brian Godchaux, Jamie and Ivan Thatcher, Rolling Thunder, David Frieberg, Pete Sears, Robert Hunter, Smoking Moccasin, Mickey Hart, John Kahn, Donna McKay, Dino Valenti, Chevy Marie, Marty Levine, Courtney Pollack, Nancy May, Laura, Dan and Carol, Peter Monk, Hope, Fu, Jerilyn, Hodge, Debbie Trist, Gary Kephart, N.F.B., Jeff Bogart, Howie and Dan Cort, Kenny and Dee, Michael Perry, Peyton Massey, Avatar Studio, and The Stoop Sisters.
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