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Kiss My Jazz
In Doc's Place Friday Evening

Album US 1996 on Knitting Factory Works label
Jazz and Rock (Jazz-Rock, Art Rock, Contemporary Jazz)

Everything recorded in January 1995 on 8-track except track 3 recorded on 8-track in 1994; tracks 5, 8 (the last part), 9, 14 & 16 recorded on 4-track; track 19 recorded on cassette. All overdubs at Music Plant except track 21 at Galaxy. Everything mixed at Rondor Studio, London except tracks 14 & 18 mixed at Music Plant; track 16 mixed at Ghosttown; track 21 mixed at Galaxy. Track 1: A 4-track recording by Aarich Jespers. Track 2: This song has its origins in the heaven hotel basement circa 1991. Track 3: Written with a 4-track in 1993. Track 4: Used to be an impro in D and still more or less is. Track 5: On 4-track 1991. Track 6: An Aarich Jespers 4-track affair, heavily overdubbed at Music Plant by KMJ. Track 7: Used to be an instrumental, now isn't. Track 8: An improvisation which ends with another Aarich 4-track thing. Track 9: Yet another 4-track adventure, also featuring a short poem by Craig. Track 10: Starts out as a cheap Chet Baker tribute, ends up a film noir mortuary song. Track 11: One of the oldest of all Kiss My Jazz songs, dating back to the basement years. Track 12: One of the newest of all Kiss My Jazz songs, not dating back to anywhere. Track 13: An impro! Overdubbed expansively by Heyme. Track 14: Recorded onto 4-track in Aarich's living room. Overdubbed at Music Plant. Track 15: Yet another Aarich 4-track escapade. Track 16: Recorded onto 4-track in Rudy Trouvé's bedroom. Track 17: Written during recording. Track 18: Originally written in 1993. Played live extensively until it became this. Track 19: Dave Robertson talking about clothing in a living room. Track 20: Almost as ancient as "Penetrator". Track 21: A fish to water. Transport is progress. Title spelled in the booklet as "Bus Stop". ℗ & © 1996 Heavenhotel presents Made in Holland Printed in Holland. Stef Kamil Carlens appeared by courtesy from Island. Mauro Pawlowski appeared by courtesy from A&M. Track numbering in the booklet was wrong. There were two track numbers 5 and no track 18.

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	Kiss My Jazz , 1992-2000 BE producer, words by, music by, album by, tracking by, overdubbed by
	Craig Ward g, voc, GB sleeve notes, translated by, guitar, guitarriff near the ending, slide guitar, guitar, distortion, vocals, guitar, vocals, acoustic guitar, ukulele, toy, plastic toys
	Aarich Jespers dr, perc, *1972 BE percussion, clarinet, drums, drums, percussion, clarinet, organ, drums, electronic drums, electronic percussion, drums, percussion, piano, performer, wineglasses, drums, vocals, drums, piano, vocals, xylophone, drums, marimba
	Jacki Billet b, BE bass
	Elko Blijweert g, *1976 BE guitar, music by, chords by, guitar, vocals
	Rudy Trouvé voc, *1967 BE guitar, vocals, written by, guitar, slide guitar, vocals, words by, music by, most of the chords, vocals, guitar, vocals, acoustic guitar, guitar, melodica, vocals, guitar, vocals, harmonica, mouthharp
	Stef Kamil Carlens voc, *1970 BE percussion, vocals, written by, drums, bass, guitar, music by, bassline by, ukulele, marimba, vocals, percussion, vocals, melodica
	Heyme Langbroek tr, voc, BE trumpet, vocals, saxophone, vocals, tracking by, overdubbed by, saxophone, melodica, saxophone, guitar
	Mark Meyers voc, BE vocals, high painful vocal note, electric organ, cheap synthi organ, words by, meyersisms, slide guitar, vocals
	Mauro Pawlowski g, voc, *1971 BE guitar, guitar, wah-wah
	Dave Robertson voc, voice

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