Drums
Bill Berry, Victor Bisetti, Gary Burke, Alan Bezozi, Ricky Fataar, J Mascis, Tommy Alesi, D.J. Bonebrake, Louie Pérez
Percussion
Victor Bisetti, Billy Ware, David Hidalgo, Louie Pérez
Reviews
4 Stars - Excellent - "...The range of performers involved here underlines the reach of Thompson's art....BEAT THE RETREAT achieves a continuity of mood that places it above most `tribute' albums...", 3 Stars - Good - "...Over a nearly 30-year career...Richard Thompson has established himself as a guitar virtuoso and extraordinary songwriter. BEAT THE RETREAT contains some energized renditions of his material...", "...BEAT THE RETREAT shows just how much a great song can ignite the creative spark within even the most mainstream artists...", "...Does Justice to a Darkly Masterful Songwriter and Guitarist..."
Vocals
Michael Doucet, Martin Carthy, George Scott, John Doe, Curtis Foster, Evan Dando, Shawn Colvin, The Five Blind Boys of Alabama, Bonnie Raitt, Graham Parker, Bobby Butler, David Hidalgo, Loudon Wainwright III, Michael Stipe, Exene Cervenka, J Mascis, Syd Straw, Jimmy Carter, Bob Mould, Maddy Prior, David Byrne, Clarence Fountain, June Tabor
Distribution
Source Interlink
Mixing
John Keane, Tchad Blake, Niko Bolas, John Angello, J Mascis, Rik Pekkonen
Number of Discs
1
Engineer
John Keane, Tchad Blake, Rik Pekkonen
Number of Audio Channels
Stereo
Bass
James "Hutch" Hutchinson, Jerry Scheff, Graham Maby, Conrad Lozano, Mike Watt, John Doe, Mike Mills, Duke Mcvinnie, Tommy Comeaux
Guitar
Tony Gilkyson, Martin Carthy, Fred Tackett, David Doucet, Shawn Colvin, Jamie Hoover, Bonnie Raitt, James Burton, Graham Parker, David Hidalgo, Loudon Wainwright III, Peter Buck, J Mascis, Bob Mould, Cesar Rosas, David Byrne, John Jorgenson
Keyboards
Mitchell Froom
Number of Tracks
16
Country/Region of Manufacture
European Union
