Let's Go Do What Happens

Let's Go Do What Happens is the fourth solo studio album of British musician Francis Dunnery, and his first release since his departure from Atlantic Records. The album was recorded in New York City for the Razor and Tie label. Though the songwriting has more in common with its predecessor Tall Blonde Helicopter, Let's Go Do What Happens returns to the more elaborate production style of Fearless, featuring plenty of keyboards and, at times, brass instruments.

Let's Go Do What Happens
Studio album by
Francis Dunnery
Released1998
GenrePop/rock
LabelRazor and Tie
Francis Dunnery chronology
Tall Blonde Helicopter
(1995)		 Let's Go Do What Happens
(1998)		 Man
(2001)

Track listing

(All songs written by Francis Dunnery)

  1. "My Own Reality"
  2. "Sunflowers"
  3. "Perfect Shape"
  4. "Crazy is a Pitstop"
  5. "Jonah"
  6. "Riding on the Back"
  7. "I'95"
  8. "Crazy Little Heart of Mine"
  9. "Home in My Heart"
  10. "Whoever Brought Me Here"
  11. "Revolution"
  12. "Give Up Your Day Job"

Personnel
  • Lead Vocals, Guitars - Francis Dunnery
  • Guitar - Gary Lucas
  • Bass - Jon Montagna
  • Drums- Graham Hawthorn
  • Keyboards - Doug Petty, Joe McGinty
  • Backing Vocals - Erin Moran, Ron Durbin, Stephen Harris, Jenny Goodwin
  • Gang Vox - Eddie Sayago, Jeremy Malman, Chris Rich
  • Preacher - Ron Durbin
  • Trumpet & Flugelhorn - Barry Danielian
  • Flute & Tenor Saxophone - David Mann
  • Trombone - Ozzy Melendez
  • Farfisa - Joe McGinty
  • Mixed by Bryce Goggin
  • Engineered by Roger Scheepers
  • Produced by Francis Dunnery and Stephen Harris
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References

    https://web.archive.org/web/20100516182407/http://www.francisdunnery.com/Lets_Go_Do_CD.html

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