Mona Bone Jakon RHH but used the titular line

but used the titular line in one of the album's tracks - "Coolsville

000-word sleevenote on the history of the album written by the band’s archivist Eoin Devereux

no longer hiding behind loud guitars

anarchic anthems and raw

Mona Bone Jakon RHH but used the titular line1970 saw the release of Mona Bone Jakon, and with it a new sound which would forge the Cat Stevens sound we know and love today. Produced by Paul Samwell Smith (formerly of The Yardbirds), the album featured the single Lady DArbanville as well as the fan favorites I Wish, I Wish and Maybe Youre Right. The track Katmandu also featured Peter Gabriel on flute! 50 years on, the songs on Mona Bone Jakon still sound as fresh as the day they were recorded.