Produced by: Jimmy Iovine. Manager:
Paul McGuinness. Words: Bono. Music: U2. Except: The Star
Spangled Banner : Performed by Jimi Hendrix, Freedom For My
People:
Performed by : Sterling Magee on Guitar/Percussion and Adam
Gussow on Harmonica. Sound post production for the album and
movie done at A&M Studios, Hollywood. Post production
engineering by: David Tickle.
All live recording by Remote Recording
Services (The Black Truck) operated by David Hewitt with Phil
Gitomer, Fritz Lang, J.B. Matteotti. Additional Engineers Don
Smith, Rob Jacobs, Randy Staub, Bob Vogt and Marc De Sisto,assistant
engineers Brian Scheuble, Ethan Johns. Additional overdubbing at
Conway Recording with assistants Richard McKernan and GaryWagner.
Mastered by Arnie Acosta, A&M Mastering
Studios/LA. Studio Crew: Sam O'Sullivan, Cheryl Engels, Fraser
McAlister, Des Broadbery. Music Production Co-Ordinator: Fregg
McCarty. Product and Art Co-Ordinator: Anne-Louise Kelly.
Principle Management : New York Director: Ellen Darst, Keryn
Kapan, Sheila Roche, Debbie Bernadini. Dublin Director:
Anne-Louise Kelly, Barbara Galavan, Suzanne Doyle, Jackie
Bennett, Cecilia Coffey, Brigid Mooney, Cillian Guidear, Marc
Coleman. Camp Commandant: John Clark Tour Manager: Dennis
Sheehan. Assistant to Dennis Sheehan: Theresa Pesco.
|
| Rattle and Hum was the follow up to The
Joshua Tree, which had been one of the most successful
albums of the 1980s. But Rattle and Hum was more than an
album, it was a mismash of live material mixed with new studio
songs. It was a double vinyl LP. It was a movie.
It was a book. And to many it was an overload.
But the album was a success. It went to
the top of the charts around the world upon release. It
spawned four successful singles, all of which were backed by new
b-sides. The film played in theatres for weeks, and did
quite respectable for itself. Not a Hollywood blockbuster,
but it did just fine.
|
