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Medeski Martin & Wood Last Chance to Dance Trance Medeski Martin & Wood Last Chance To Dance Trance (Perhaps) Best Of (1991-1996) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Jazz Album: Last Chance To Dance Trance (Perhaps) Best Of (1991-1996) Country: Canada Released: 1999 Style: Breakbeat, Jazz-Rock, Future Jazz, Drum n Bass MP3 version RAR size: 1859 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1238 mb WMA version RAR size: 1713 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 516 Other Formats: AA MP3 DMF MP2 WAV APE MP1 Tracklist Hide Credits Chubb Sub Edited By – Bob WardEdited By [With] – Bob WardMastered By – Dr. Toby 1 5:21 Mountain*Producer – David Baker, Jim Payne, MMW*Recorded By – David BakerWritten-By – Medeski Martin & Wood Bubblehouse Engineer [Assistant] – Carl Green, Mark KindermanEngineer [Recording] – David 2 4:28 BakerExecutive Producer – Hans WendlMastered By – Dr. Toby Mountain*Mixed By [With] – David Baker, Katsu NaitoProducer – db*, MMW*Written-By – MMW* Last Chance To Dance Trance (Perhaps) 3 Edited By – Bob WardMastered By – Dr. Toby Mountain*Producer – David Baker, Jim 7:38 Payne, MMW*Recorded By – David BakerWritten-By – Medeski Martin & Wood Hermeto's Daydream Edited By – Bob WardMastered By – Bob AppelMixed By – David Baker, John SiketRecorded 4 7:11 By [Baby Monster] – David BakerRecorded By [Water Music] – Roger TeltzmanWritten-By – Billy Martin, John Medeski Is There Anybody Here That Love My Jesus Arranged By – MMW*Edited By [With] – Bob WardEngineer [Assistant] – Carl Green, Mark 5 KindermanEngineer [Recording] – David BakerExecutive Producer – Hans WendlMastered 4:26 By – Dr. Toby Mountain*Mixed By [With] – David Baker, Katsu NaitoProducer – db*, MMW*Written-By – Traditional The Lover 6 Edited By – Bob WardMastered By – Dr. Toby Mountain*Producer – David Baker, Jim 6:47 Payne, MMW*Recorded By – David BakerWritten-By – Medeski Martin & Wood Where's Sly? Executive Producer – Jonathan F.P. RoseGuitar – Marc RibotProducer – Jim PayneRecorded 7 By, Mixed By – Steven MillerSaxophone [Alto] – Dave Binney*Saxophone [Tenor & Alto] – 5:34 Jay RodriguezTrombone – Josh Roseman*Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Steven BernsteinWritten- By – J. Medeski* Macha Edited By [With] – Bob WardEngineer [Assistant] – Carl Green, Mark KindermanEngineer 8 [Recording] – David BakerExecutive Producer – Hans WendlMastered By – Dr. Toby 3:19 Mountain*Mixed By [With] – David Baker, Katsu NaitoProducer – db*, MMW*Written-By – MMW* Beeah Executive Producer – Jonathan F.P. RoseGuitar – Marc RibotProducer – Jim PayneRecorded 9 By, Mixed By – Steven MillerSaxophone [Alto] – Dave Binney*Saxophone [Tenor & Alto] – 6:56 Jay RodriguezTrombone – Josh Roseman*Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Steven BernsteinWritten- By – J. Medeski, B. Martin, C. Wood* Strance Of The Spirit Red Gator Edited By [With] – Bob WardEngineer [Assistant] – Carl Green, Mark KindermanEngineer 10 [Recording] – David BakerExecutive Producer – Hans WendlMastered By – Dr. Toby 5:54 Mountain*Mixed By [With] – David Baker, Katsu NaitoProducer – db*, MMW*Written-By – MMW* Bemsha Swing / Lively Up Yourself Executive Producer – Jonathan F.P. RoseGuitar – Marc RibotProducer – Jim PayneRecorded 11 By, Mixed By – Steven MillerSaxophone [Alto] – Dave Binney*Saxophone [Tenor & Alto] – 5:39 Jay RodriguezTrombone – Josh Roseman*Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Steven BernsteinWritten- By – B. Marley*, T. Monk* Dracula Edited By [With] – Bob WardEngineer [Assistant] – Carl Green, Mark KindermanEngineer 12 [Recording] – David BakerExecutive Producer – Hans WendlMastered By – Dr. Toby 4:17 Mountain*Mixed By [With] – David Baker, Katsu NaitoProducer – db*, MMW*Written-By – MMW* Night Marchers 13 7:36 Engineer [Recording] – James Young Written-By – MMW* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rykodisc Copyright (c) – Rykodisc Credits Acoustic Bass, Bass [Electric] – Chris Wood Compilation Producer – mm&w* Drums, Percussion – Billy Martin Piano, Organ, Electric Piano [Wurlitzer], Clavinet, Organ [Hammond B-3], Piano [Pianett], Piano [Toy Piano], Piano [Yamaha Cs01 Ii] – John Medeski Notes Track 4 Taken from Notes From the Underground. Recorded December 15 & 16, 1991 at Baby Monster, NYC, and January 23, 1992 at Water Music, Hoboken. Tracks 7, 9 & 11 Taken from It's A Jungle In Here. Recorded at RPM Studio, NYC, August 2-4, 1993. Mixed at Live Wire Studio, NYC. Tracks 1, 3 & 6 Taken from Friday Afternoon In The Universe. Recorded at Sear Sound, NYC, July 24-26, 1994. Edited at Current Sounds, NYC. Mastered at Northeastern Digital Recording. Tracks 2, 5, 10 & 12 Taken from Shack-Man. Recorded at the Shack in Hawaii June 1996 with a little help from the sun. Mixed at IIWII, Weehawken, NJ. Edited at Current Sounds. Mastered at Northeastern Digital Recording. Track 8 Taken from Bubblehouse EP. Recorded at the Shack in Hawaii June 1996 with a little help from the sun. Mixed at IIWII, Weehawken, NJ. Edited at Current Sounds. Mastered at Northeastern Digital Recording. Track 13 Previously Unreleased live track. Performance: 4/18/96 at the Fox Theater in Boulder, Colorado. Sourced from the MMW Archives with the help of Federico Cribiore. ℗ 1993, 1994, 1996, 1999 Rykodisc, except track 4, ℗ 1991 Medeski Martin & Wood. This compilation ℗ + © 1999 Rykodisc. Printed in the USA and manufactured in Canada. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 7 98387 95202 8 Barcode (Scanned): 798387952028 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Medeski Last Chance To Dance Gramavision, GCD 79520 Martin And Trance (Perhaps) Best Of GCD 79520 US 1999 Rykodisc Wood* (1991-1996) (CD, Comp) Medeski Last Chance To Dance GLP 79520 Martin & Trance (Perhaps) Best Of Gramavision GLP 79520 US 1999 Wood (1991-1996) (2xLP, Comp) Medeski Last Chance To Dance T900/223-2 Martin & Trance (Perhaps) Best Of Trama T900/223-2 Brazil 2001 Wood (1991-1996) (CD, Comp) Last Chance To Dance Medeski Trance (Perhaps) Best Of GCD 79520 Martin & Gramavision GCD 79520 US 1999 (1991-1996) (CD, Comp, Wood Club) Related Music albums to Last Chance To Dance Trance (Perhaps) Best Of (1991-1996) by Medeski Martin & Wood Teddy Martin / David Isaacs - Lovers Medley / Tears On My Pillow Medeski Martin & Wood - Note Bleu: The Best Of Blue Note Years 1998 - 2005 Millicent Martin / Julia McKenzie / David Kernan - Side By Side By Sondheim (Original London Cast Recording) Medeski Martin & Wood - Radiolarians I Iggy Pop - Avenue B Medeski Martin and Wood - The Dropper David Fiuczynski & John Medeski - Lunar Crush Medeski Scofield Martin & Wood - Out Louder David Martin - It's Gonna Be A Cold Cold Winter (Without You) Medeski Martin & Wood - The Dropper.
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