Original Performance: Alexander 'Skip' Spence
Written by: Alexander 'Skip' Spence
Written by: Alexander 'Skip' Spence
Versions:
- All Come To Meet Her (2:06)
Available on Oar.
CreditsRecorded at: Sunset Sound Studios
Beck Hansen: Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals
Brian Lebarton: Vocals
James Gadson: Vocals
Jamie Lidell: Vocals
Jeff Tweedy: Vocals
John Stirratt: Vocals
Mikael Jorgensen: Vocals
Pat Sansone: Vocals
Lyrics:
All Come To Meet Her [Version (a)]:
Oooh amen
All come to meet her now
And I'll come to meet her now
All come to meet her now
Won't you meet me too?
All come to meet her now
Won't you meet me too?
All come to meet her now
Won't you come too?
Come on down
Come on down
All come to meet her
I'll come too
I'll come to meet her
With you
Oooh amen
All come to meet her now
And I'll come to meet her now
All come to meet her now
Won't you meet me too?
All come to meet her now
Won't you meet me too?
All come to meet her now
Won't you come too?
Come on down
Come on down
All come to meet her
I'll come too
I'll come to meet her
With you
The Song:
"All Come To Meet Her" is originally from Skip Spence's album, Oar. Beck and his Record Club covered the album in its entirety.
The original "All Come To Meet Her" is a meditative electric folk song. It is very typical Skip Spence, blending ideas and styles into something pure.
The Record Club carve the song down to its essence, and do an entirely a cappella version (Beck simply plays some guide guitar at the beginning). The video shows almost the entire Record Club (all except Feist and Nels Cline) standing in a line around the mics, singing (though it kind of looks like a couple of them aren't singing, just there).
"All Come To Meet Her" is originally from Skip Spence's album, Oar. Beck and his Record Club covered the album in its entirety.
The original "All Come To Meet Her" is a meditative electric folk song. It is very typical Skip Spence, blending ideas and styles into something pure.
The Record Club carve the song down to its essence, and do an entirely a cappella version (Beck simply plays some guide guitar at the beginning). The video shows almost the entire Record Club (all except Feist and Nels Cline) standing in a line around the mics, singing (though it kind of looks like a couple of them aren't singing, just there).