Track Listing
1. I Got Time
2. Because of You
3. Anchor
4. Find You Dead
5. Veda Very Shining
6. Co-Pilot
7. Go!
8. Sparklegirl
9. Alouette & Me
10. I'm a Fool
11. Disappear
| Details | | Playing Time: | 35 min. | | Contributing Artists: | Anthony J. Resta, Greg Hawkes, Jed Parish, Jim Horn, Sam Levine | | Producer: | Peter Collins | | Distributor: | WEA (Distributor) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Letters To Cleo: Kay Hanley (vocals); Michael Eisenstein (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Greg McKenna (vocals, guitar); Scott Riebling (vocals, bass); Tom Polce (vocals, drums).
Additional personnel: Ellen "Mumma" Hanley (vocals); Sam Levine (tenor saxophone); Jim Horn (baritone saxophone); Steve Patrick (trumpet); Barry Green (trombone); Jed Parish (organ); Greg Hawkes (synthesizer); Anthony J. Resta (programming).
Recorded at: Long View Farm Studios, North Brookfield, Massachusetts; Woodland Studios, Nashville, Tennessee; Courtlen Recording, Hanson, Massachusetts; Front Page, Burbank, California; Sound Techniques, Boston, Massachusetts.
Personnel: Michael Eisenstein (vocals, guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Greg McKenna (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Tom Polce (vocals, drums, background vocals); Scott Riebling (vocals, background vocals); Ellen "Mumma" Hanley, Kay Hanley (vocals); Sam Levine (tenor saxophone); Jim Horn (baritone saxophone); Steve Patrick (trumpet); Barry Green (trombone); Jed Parish (organ); Greg Hawkes (keyboards, synthesizer).
Audio Mixer: Tom Lord-Alge.
Recording information: Courtlen Recording, Hanson, MA; Front Page, Burbank, CA; Long View Farm Studios, North Brookfield, MA; Sound Techniques, Boston, MA; Woodland Studios, Nashville, TN.
Photographer: Joseph Cultice.
Unknown Contributor Role: Anthony J. Resta.
After Wholesale Meats and Fish failed to fulfill the potential of their debut, Letters to Cleo took two years off, switched drummers, and returned in 1997 with Go!. While the group still shows some signs of growing pains, it's a more successful and assured record than its predecessor, demonstrating that the group still can knock out a big, catchy power pop hook on occasion. It's a tougher record than Wholesale Meats and Fish, and the best moments on the album rival the best on Aurora Gory Alice. The main problem with Go! is that Letters to Cleo can't keep up their momentum over the course of the record. Still, the good points of the record illustrate that the group is improving, and that alone makes Go! a successful comeback. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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