Album · 2008
Let's Go Everywhere
- Released
- 8 January 2008
- Label
- Little Monster Records
- Tracklist
- 15 tracks
- Length
- 39:37
- Country
- XW
“Let's Go Everywhere” is an album by Medeski Martin & Wood, released in 2008 on Little Monster Records. The original release has 15 tracks with a running time of 39:37. The line-up features Billy Martin (percussion), John Medeski (keyboard), Dakota Martin (vocals), Georgia Laugher (vocals) and Lindgren Blue Room Class (choir vocals).
Who played on Let's Go Everywhere
- Billy Martin percussion all tracks
- John Medeski keyboard all tracks
- Dakota Martin vocals on 3 tracks
- Georgia Laugher vocals on 2 tracks
- Lindgren Blue Room Class choir vocals on 2 tracks
- Lindsay Dyer vocals on 2 tracks
- Nissa Wood vocals on 2 tracks
- Tim Ingham vocals on 2 tracks
- Caelan Cardello vocals on 1 track
- Kieran Engel vocals on 1 track
- Marvin Pontiac vocals on 1 track
- Melissa Schacker vocals on 1 track
- Molly Densmore vocals on 1 track
- Oliver Wood vocals on 1 track
- Sawyer Martin vocals on 1 track
- Tulsi Anna vocals on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Waking Up 1:04
- 2 Let's Go Everywhere 3:32
- 3 Cat Creeps 2:46
- 4 The Train Song 3:52
- 5 Where's the Music 3:14
- 6 Pat a Cake 1:10
- 7 Pirates Don't Take Baths 2:40
- 8 Far East Sweets 2:53
- 9 On an Airplane 2:14
- 10 The Squalb 3:16
- 11 Let's Go 2:38
- 12 Old Paint 2:42
- 13 Hickory Dickory Dock 1:02
- 14 All Around the Kitchen 2:27
- 15 We're All Connected 4:07
Production
- Medeski, Martin & Wood producer
More albums by Medeski Martin & Wood
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Let's Go Everywhere?
The line-up of Let's Go Everywhere includes Billy Martin (percussion), John Medeski (keyboard), Dakota Martin (vocals), Georgia Laugher (vocals), Lindgren Blue Room Class (choir vocals), Lindsay Dyer (vocals), Nissa Wood (vocals) and Tim Ingham (vocals).
Which label released Let's Go Everywhere?
Let's Go Everywhere was released in 2008 on Little Monster Records.
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