DESCRIPTION:
From '' Opiumparty ''
Label: Sheep Records -- Kebab 021
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: Switzerland
Released: 2001

Tracklist
A1 Nackt Im Taxi
A2 Oh Mädchen Komm
A3 Was Kann Ich Tun
A4 Monika Und Janette
A5 Ca Plane Pour Moi
Written-By -- Plastic Bertrand
A6 Hot Rod Sally
A7 Mittagsruhe Im Polizeirevier
B1 Ytrapmuipo
Violin, Viola -- Johannes Schrantz
B2 Cairo
Clarinet, Flute [Querflöte] -- Thomas Uhlmann
B3 Hochzeit In Bristritja
Vocals -- Almut Eger
B4 Kalaschnikow
B5 China Strip
B6 Illuminatis

Vocals -- Miss Zero (tracks: A1, B4)
Bass, Vocals -- Django BB Silbermann
Drums -- Jiri Buschnik
Guitar, Keyboards, Organ, Vocals -- Comodore Rodriquez Flamingo
Guitar, Sitar -- Mr. 2001 Volt
Percussion [Effect Perc] -- Superjoe Paco Louis

Engineer, Computer [Datenkonverter] -- Dr. Don Eck (Dr. W. Don Eck)
Mastered By [Pre-mastering] -- Dan Suter
Mixed By -- Boogybastard (Django B.B. Silbermann), Mr. 2000 Volt
Recording Supervisor [Aufnahmeleitung] -- Dr. Jens Leuschner

Producer -- Steffen Gräf
Artwork By [Graphic] -- BB, Franco

Written-By -- Los Banditos (tracks: A1 to A4, A6 to B6)

Recorded at Elektronik Tempel Studio, January 2001.
Mixed at Superstar Studio, July 2001.
Pre-Mastering at Echochamber, Zürich.

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"Ça plane pour moi" (French pronunciation: [sa plan puʁ mwa]) is a punk rock song by Plastic Bertrand, although the voice on the original recordings is of producer Lou Deprijck.
It was issued as a single in December 1977.
The song was composed by Yvan Lacomblez and produced by Lou Deprijck.
"Jet Boy, Jet Girl", an adaptation recorded in November 1977 by Elton Motello, has the same melody.
The song was covered by many artists and in its original form made #8 on the UK charts.

"Ça plane pour moi" is a French idiomatic expression which is best translated as "Everything's going well for me" (literally: "It is gliding for me").

Other versions

In 1977, Elton Motello released the single "Jet Boy Jet Girl" one month before Ça plane pour moi's release. This version was then covered by numerous bands, including The Damned, Captain Sensible, The Softies and Chron Gen.

In 1979, Telex released "Ça plane pour moi" in an extremely slow version, on their album Looking For Saint Tropez.

in 1992, Sonic Youth recorded a version of this song as a contribution to the covers compilation album Freedom of Choice: Yesterday's New Wave Hits As Performed By Today's Stars.

In 1993, Leila K released "Ça plane pour moi" as a double A-side single with the song "Check the Dan".

In 1996, Mr. Ed Jumps the Gun's version was featured on the soundtrack to Barb Wire, the Pamela Anderson film.

In 1996, Presidents of the United States of America released "Ça plane pour moi" as a single.

In 1997, Thee Headcoatees released "Ça plane pour moi" on their album Punk Girls.

In 1999, Hemmi Gunn made his own version of the song, called "Einn Dans við Mig" (One Dance with me).

In 2001, Lost Acapulco recorded a version of the song, called "Olvidemos el romance", with different lyrics for a track of the soundtrack of the Mexican movie Perfume de Violetas.

In 2004, featured in the film EuroTrip

In 2005, Savage Circus recorded a cover of the song as a Japanese bonus track for their album Dreamland Manor.

In 2006, Richard Thompson edited a version available on the box set The Life and Music of Richard Thompson.

In 2007, Presidents of the United States of America's version was featured in a Pepsi commercial

In 2008, Vampire Weekend posted a live cover of this song on their Myspace.

In 2009, Kim Wilde performed the song as part of her live concerts all through Europe.

In 2009, Nouvelle Vague released a cover of the song on their third album 3.

In 2009, The BossHoss covered the song on the album Rodeo Radio.

In 2008, The Lost Fingers recorded a cover of "Ça plane pour moi" with Plastic Bertrand, released on their 2009 album Rendez-vous Rose.

In 2011, Wanastowi Vjecy released a cover version of this song on their album Letíme na Wenuši.