Robert Hunter Discography
Dead lyricist, dispenser of epigrammatic wisdom and solo artist whose work parallels the Dead’s long highway.
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Jerry Garcia (1972)
Jerry’s first true solo album is the real Deal… plus all the other great songs that were rolled into the Deadlist.
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New Riders of the Purple Sage: The Adventures of Panama Red (1973)
Country-rock and the California drug culture collide on the last of the classic New Riders records.
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Jefferson Starship: Dragon Fly (1974)
[Starlog 1.0] Meet the Jeffersons.
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Robert Hunter: Tiger Rose (1975)
Probably the best of Hunter’s musical expeditions, approximating the sound of New Riders, Dead and Dylan mixed together.
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Robert Hunter: Jack O’ Roses (1980)
Kronomyth 3.0: THE LONE HUNTER. This is a true solo album: Robert Hunter singing and strumming on his lonesome in a London studio. Jack O’ Roses didn’t get a wide release and will cost you some coin today to acquire, which is a shame, since it’s an album that more people should hear. I’ll admit…
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Robert Hunter: Amagamalin Street (1984)
[Kronomyth 5.0] Amagamalin Man.
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[Review] Mickey Hart’s Mystery Box (1996)
Mickey Hart’s crowning achievement is worldbeat that the whole world should hear.
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Reason And Rhyme (2011)
Kronomyth x.x: THE HUNTER AND THE HAUNTED. I don’t give a hang for country/bluegrass music. It’s not meant as a judgment, but my musical experiences belong at the other spectrum: punk, classical, prog. The few country albums I have encountered exist at the crossroads of rock and country, through Dylan or the Dead or (I…
