Complete List Of Bob Weir Albums And Discography

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This Complete List Of Bob Weir Albums And Songs presents the full discography of Bob Weir studio albums. This list does not include the albums he recorded as a member of the Grateful Dead. Bob Weir was born on October 16, 1947. Bob Weir hails from the area of San Francisco, California. This complete Bob Weir discography also includes every single Bob Weir compilation album. All these very cool Bob Weir albums have been presented below in chronological order. We have also included all original release dates with each Bob Weir album as well as all original Bob Weir album covers. Every Bob Weiralbum listed below showcases the entire Bob Weir album tracklisting.

BOB WEIR STUDIO ALBUMS

Ace

Released

Bob Weirs’ first solo album is not really a solo album because the Grateful Dead plays on this record. So in essence, it pretty much is a Grateful Dead album. Additionally, the Grateful Dead played most of the songs on this record in concert over the years. However in name only, this is Bob Weir’s first solo album.

CD Track Listings:

1. “Greatest Story Ever Told” – Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Robert Hunter 3:43
2. “Black-Throated Wind” – Weir, John Perry Barlow 5:42
3. “Walk in the Sunshine” – Weir, Barlow 3:05
4. “Playing in the Band” – Weir, Hart, Hunter 7:38
5. “Looks Like Rain” – Weir, Barlow 6:12
6. “Mexicali Blues” -Weir, Barlow 3:28
7. “One More Saturday Night” – Weir 4:31
8. “Cassidy” – Weir, Barlow 3:41

Heaven Help the Fool

Released 1978

Bob Weir’ second soul album was actually his really true first solo record. The album featured an all-star cast of musicians including Mike Baird, Bill Champlin, David Foster, Lynette Gloud, Tom Kelly, Dee Murray, Nigel Olsson, David Paich, Mike Porcaro, Peggy Sandvig, Tom Scott, Carmen Twilley, and Waddy Wachtel.

CD Track Listings:

1. Bombs Away
2. Easy To Slip
3. Salt Lake City
4. Shade Of Grey
5. Heaven Help The Fool
6. This Time Forever
7. I’ll Be Doggone
8. Wrong Way Feelin’

Blue Mountain

Released September 30, 2016

It was 39 years between Bob Weir’s solo albums. Blue Mountain stands as his most recent solo record.

CD Track Listings:

1. Only a River
2. Cottonwood Lullaby
3. Gonesville
4. Lay My Lily Down
5. Gallop on the Run
6. Whatever Happened to Rose
7. Ghost Towns
8. Darkest Hour
9. Ki-Yi Bossie
10. Storm Country
11. Blue Mountain
12. One More River to Cross

BOB WEIR COMPILATION ALBUMS

Weir Here – The Best of Bob Weir

Released 2004

CD Track Listings:

1. “Cassidy” Barlow, Bob Weir – from Ace 3:42
2. “Mexicali Blues” Barlow, Weir – from Ace 3:27
3. “Looks Like Rain” Barlow, Weir – from Ace 6:11
4. “Playing in the Band” Weir, Hunter, Hart – from Ace 7:38
5. “One More Saturday Night” Weir – from Ace 4:31
6. “Lazy Lightnin'” (Performed by Kingfish) Barlow, Weir – Kingfish 3:02
7. “Supplication” (Performed by Kingfish) Barlow, Weir – Kingfish 2:57
8. “Feel Like a Stranger” Barlow, -Weir Go to Heaven 5:08
9. “Easy to Slip” George, Kibbee -Heaven Help the Fool 3:06
10. “Wrong Way Feelin'” Barlow, -Weir Heaven Help the Fool 5:12
11. “Shade of Grey” Barlow, Weir – Heaven Help the Fool 4:30
12. “(I Want to) Fly Away” (Performed by Bobby and the Midnites) Barlow, Weir Bobby and the Midnites 3:59
13. “Easy Answers” (with Rob Wasserman and Neil Young) Bralove, Hunter, Wasserman, Weir, Welnick Trios 6:01
14. “Two Djinn” (Performed by RatDog) Graham, Chimenti, Karan, Lane, McGinn, Wasserman, Weir Evening Moods 9:04
15. “Ashes and Glass” (Performed by Ratdog) Pessis, Chimenti, Ellis, Karan, Lane, McGinn, Wasserman, Weir Evening Moods 5:55
16. “Wabash Cannonball” (with Dan Zanes & Friends) traditional House Party

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