Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Rust Never Sleeps FLAC

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Credits

• Art Direction [Blu-Ray] – Toshi Onuki
• Art Direction, Design – Gary Burden, Janice Med, R. Twerk & Co.
• Bass – Billy Talbot
• Cameraman [Original Film] – Daniel Pearl, Jon Else, Miro Narita, Paul Goldsmith , Richard Pearce , Robbie Greenberg
• Drums – Ralph Molina
• Engineer [Sound - Original Film] – David Briggs, Tim Mulligan
• Executive-Producer [Blu-Ray] – Elliot Rabinowitz
• Executive-Producer [Original Film] – Elliot Rabinowitz
• Film Director [Blu-Ray] – Bernard Shakey
• Film Director [Original Film] – Bernard Shakey
• Film Editor [Assistance - Blu-Ray] – Mark Faulkner
• Guitar, Keyboards – Frank "Pancho" Sampedro
• Guitar, Keyboards, Harmonica – Neil Young
• Photography By – Joel Bernstein
• Producer [Blu-Ray] – Benjamin Johnson, Will Mitchell
• Producer [Original Film] – Jeanne Field, Jon Thompson, L.A. Johnson
• Written-By – Neil Young (tracks: 2-6, 8-19, 21)

Notes

Filmed at The Cow Palace, San Francisco on October 22, 1978

Companies

• Produced For – Shakey Pictures
• Copyright (c) – Shakey Pictures Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Reprise Records
• Produced At – Upstream Multimedia
• Recorded At – Cow Palace
• Published By – Silver Fiddle Music
• Published By – Public Domain
• Published By – Sony/ATV Tunes LLC
• Published By – Broken Arrow Music
• Published By – Richie Furay Music
• Published By – Arc Music

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