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Bob Weir - Heaven Help The Fool - LP collection_soft_rock_easy_listening this album showcases their abilityBob Weir Heaven Help The Fool Heaven Help The Fool finds Bob Weir stepping out for his second solo album after Ace, bringing Grateful Dead adjacent songwriting into a studio setting shaped by a wider cast. The album mixes originals with outside material from writers including Lowell George, Martin Kibbee, Smokey Robinson, Warren Moore, and Marvin Tarplin, which helps explain its pull across rock, jazz rock, and R&B edges. Keith Olsen produced, and the