bass Jerry Scheff
congas, wood block, bongos Mayuto Correa
coordinator [project coordinated by] Alex Blades
coordinator [project coordinated by] Ross Landua
cowbell [tuned cowbells], whistle [whistles], guiro, wood block [tuned wood blocks] Steve Forman
design Desmond Strobel
design Terry Squire
drums Anthony Williams
guitar Larry Carlton
liner notes [april 2004] Nina Antonia
mastered by [disk mastering] Arnie Acosta
mixed by [mixdown & overdubs] Rik Pekkonen
pandeiro, cowbell [african cow bells], cabasa [cabassa], drum [quíca] Milt Holland
photography by Suzanne Ayres
producer [produced by], engineer [recording engineer] Bruce Botnick
vocals, piano [pianos], organ, synthesizer Ray Manzarek
tracks 3 written-by, lyrics by Chuck Berry
tracks 1, 2, 4 to 8 written-by, lyrics by Ray Manzarek
Licensed From Universal Music
Distributed By Pinnacle (3)
Phonographic Copyright (p) Phonogram, Inc.
Copyright (c) Lemon Recordings
Published By International Aten Music Inc.
Published By ARC Music Inc.
Recorded At Sunset Sound
Mixed At Hollywood Sound Recorders
Mastered At The Mastering Lab
Full title from poster and rear tray insert:
“THE GOLDEN SCARAB (A Rhythm Myth)”

Originally released in 1974.

From the booklet and rear tray insert:
“℗ 1974 Phonogram Inc. © 2004 Lemon Recordings: a division of Cherry Red Records Ltd.”

Track durations listed above are correct. Durations as printed (incorrectly) on release are as follows:
1) 4:35
2) 5:15
3) 5:27
4) 6:42
5) 6:42
6) 5:40
7) 4:42
8) 4:58

Standard clear jewel case release including a foldout, twelve-panel “poster” and a two-sided rear tray insert.

From the rear tray insert:
“Made in England.”

Recorded at Sunset Sound Studio 2
Mixed at Hollywood Sound Studio B
Barcode: 5 013929 763128 (Text)
Barcode: 5013929763128 (Scanned)
Matrix / Runout: CDLEM31 *042931

Mould SID Code: IFPI 5084
Rights Society: ASCAP, BMI