2014 CD, DVD 
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Red Bullet
accordion, keyboards, vocals Daniël Metz
arranged by Hans Hollestelle
bass guitar, vocals Jan Sombroek
drums Jack Veerman
guitar, vocals Nico Stein
lead vocals Linda Schilder
lead vocals Peter de Haan
tracks cd-2, cd-3, cd-6, dvd-3, dvd-4 lead vocals [uncredited] Johan Keizer
management, booking Volendam Music B.V.
mastered by Darius van Helfteren
mixed by Patrick Mühren
mixed by Pieter Boer
photography by Edu van Hasselt
photography by Ger Loogman
piano, keyboards Hans Keizer
producer Jack Veerman
Phonographic Copyright (p) Red Bullet
Copyright (c) Red Bullet
Published By NANADA Music
Published By TEG Publishing (2)
Published By Copyright Control
Published By Botter Music
Mastered At Amsterdam Mastering
Recorded At Votown Studio
Recorded At Studio Arnold Mühren
Recorded At Royal Studio Volendam
Only track 1 is a new song, the rest is a compilation of songs from the first 3 albums.
The band is now called 'The Mon Amour Band'.
First CD 'Mon Amour (BZN Tribute Band)', 2nd and 3rd CD's 'Mon Amour'
CD-11 is mis-spelled Around instead of Round
CD-11, CD-16 and DVD-5 writer J. Keizer is not Jan Keizer but Hans Keizer (with ANV J. Keizer).
CD-20b Pearly Dumm normally written as Pearlydumm
CD-20d Callahan normally written as Calahan
Track CD-2 and DVD-4 'Let's Forgive And Forget' is a cover of a Croatian song, originally written by Petar Grašo, with new lyrics by Jack Veerman, Jan Keizer and Louis Keizer, originally released as 'Što Sam Ja, Što Si Ti' by Danijela Martinović on [m247095].
Track CD-4 and DVD-2 'El Amor De Mi Vida' was originally called Telo Uz Telo by Danijela Vranić as released in 2004 in Serbia and Montenegro on Beovizija 2004 - 1 written by Jelena Trifunović and Aleksandar Milić.
Track CD-5 'Once In A Lifetime' was originally a Croatian song called Dalmatinka by Severina as released in 1993 on [m=247311] written by Zrinko Tutić and Nenad Ninčević.
Track CD-7 and DVD-8 'Take This Chance' is a cover of a Croatian song, originally written by Zrinko Tutić, with new lyrics by Jack Veerman and Pasquinal Mol, released as 'Budi Happy' by Severina Kojić (née Vučković) in 1996 on [m696192].
Barcode: 8712944662955
Barcode: 8 712944 662955 (Text)
Matrix / Runout: [Compact Disc Logo] 1422277-1 RB 66.295 CD (CD)
Mould SID Code: IFPI 3612 (CD)
Matrix / Runout: [DVD Video Logo] 1422277-2 RB 66.295 DVD (DVD)
arranged by Hans Hollestelle
bass guitar, vocals Jan Sombroek
drums Jack Veerman
guitar, vocals Nico Stein
lead vocals Linda Schilder
lead vocals Peter de Haan
tracks cd-2, cd-3, cd-6, dvd-3, dvd-4 lead vocals [uncredited] Johan Keizer
management, booking Volendam Music B.V.
mastered by Darius van Helfteren
mixed by Patrick Mühren
mixed by Pieter Boer
photography by Edu van Hasselt
photography by Ger Loogman
piano, keyboards Hans Keizer
producer Jack Veerman
Phonographic Copyright (p) Red Bullet
Copyright (c) Red Bullet
Published By NANADA Music
Published By TEG Publishing (2)
Published By Copyright Control
Published By Botter Music
Mastered At Amsterdam Mastering
Recorded At Votown Studio
Recorded At Studio Arnold Mühren
Recorded At Royal Studio Volendam
Only track 1 is a new song, the rest is a compilation of songs from the first 3 albums.
The band is now called 'The Mon Amour Band'.
First CD 'Mon Amour (BZN Tribute Band)', 2nd and 3rd CD's 'Mon Amour'
CD-11 is mis-spelled Around instead of Round
CD-11, CD-16 and DVD-5 writer J. Keizer is not Jan Keizer but Hans Keizer (with ANV J. Keizer).
CD-20b Pearly Dumm normally written as Pearlydumm
CD-20d Callahan normally written as Calahan
Track CD-2 and DVD-4 'Let's Forgive And Forget' is a cover of a Croatian song, originally written by Petar Grašo, with new lyrics by Jack Veerman, Jan Keizer and Louis Keizer, originally released as 'Što Sam Ja, Što Si Ti' by Danijela Martinović on [m247095].
Track CD-4 and DVD-2 'El Amor De Mi Vida' was originally called Telo Uz Telo by Danijela Vranić as released in 2004 in Serbia and Montenegro on Beovizija 2004 - 1 written by Jelena Trifunović and Aleksandar Milić.
Track CD-5 'Once In A Lifetime' was originally a Croatian song called Dalmatinka by Severina as released in 1993 on [m=247311] written by Zrinko Tutić and Nenad Ninčević.
Track CD-7 and DVD-8 'Take This Chance' is a cover of a Croatian song, originally written by Zrinko Tutić, with new lyrics by Jack Veerman and Pasquinal Mol, released as 'Budi Happy' by Severina Kojić (née Vučković) in 1996 on [m696192].
Barcode: 8712944662955
Barcode: 8 712944 662955 (Text)
Matrix / Runout: [Compact Disc Logo] 1422277-1 RB 66.295 CD (CD)
Mould SID Code: IFPI 3612 (CD)
Matrix / Runout: [DVD Video Logo] 1422277-2 RB 66.295 DVD (DVD)