Kiss My Jazz – In Coffee We Trust

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Label:	Knitting Factory Works – KFW 301
Format:	Vinyl, 10", 45 RPM, Limited Edition, Numbered
Country:	Belgium
Released:	Oct 1996
Genre:	Jazz, Rock, Blues, Pop
Style:

Tracklist

A1	Mona Lisa Overdrive Bass – Jacki Billet Composed By – Rudy Trouvé Drums – Aarich Jespers Guitar – Elko Blijweert, Mauro Pawlowski Lyrics By – Rudy Trouvé Percussion, Saxophone – Dirk De Hooghe Synthesizer [Moog] – Piet Jorens Trumpet – Hemye Langbroek* Vocals – Mark Meyers, Stef Kamil Carlens Vocals, Guitar – Rudy Trouvé	3:15
A2	You Don't Talk Bass – Jacki Billet Composed By – Mark Meyers Drums – Aarich Jespers Guitar – Elko Blijweert, Mauro Pawlowski Percussion – Dirk De Hooghe Synthesizer [Moog] – Piet Jorens Trumpet – Hemye Langbroek* Vocals – Stef Kamil Carlens Vocals, Guitar – Mark Meyers	3:30
B1	Bobby Soxers Bass – Jacki Billet Drums – Aarich Jespers Guitar – Elko Blijweert Percussion – Dirk De Hooghe Slide Guitar – Mauro Pawlowski Synthesizer [Moog] – Piet Jorens Trumpet – Hemye Langbroek* Vocals – Mark Meyers Vocals, Guitar – Rudy Trouvé Written By – Charles Manson Quintet, The	2:03
B2	Warp Seven Bass – Jacki Billet Composed By – Kiss My Jazz Drums – Aarich Jespers Guitar – Elko Blijweert, Mauro Pawlowski Percussion, Saxophone – Dirk De Hooghe Saxophone – Hemye Langbroek* Synthesizer [Moog] – Piet Jorens Vocals – Mark Meyers, Stef Kamil Carlens Vocals [French] – Sheneike Vocals, Slide Guitar – Rudy Trouvé	2:55

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Music Plant Antwerp
Mastered At – Electric City (2)

Credits

Artwork – Dirk De Hooghe
Layout – Dirk Belmans
Photography By – Bert Dentant, Denis Malbille
Producer – Bernardo Fernandez, Kiss My Jazz
Recorded By – Bernardo Fernandez

Notes

All records were numbered by the band with a stamp. Also Piet Jorens name on the cover credits was added after the cover print with a stamp.
On the back cover you can read:
"THIS STEREO RECORDING CAN ALSO BE PLAYED IN MONO
PROVIDED A MODERN, LIGHTWEIGHT PICK UP IS USED"
"A stereo pickup of maximum 8 gr Stylus force
(Maximum tip radius 0,7 mil) is recommended"

The title 'Mona Lisa Overdrive' is stolen from a book by William Gibson.
The lyrics of 'Warp Seven' are stolen from Rimbaud and Jean-Luc Picard.