Kiss and Make Up

For the 1934 film, see Kiss and Make-Up. For the biography KISS and Make-up, see Gene Simmons.

"Kiss and Make Up"
Single by Saint Etienne
from the album Foxbase Alpha
A-side	"Kiss and Make Up"
B-side	"Sky's Dead"
Released	September 1990 (1990-09)
Format	7", 12", CD
Genre	Indie pop
Label	Heavenly Records - HVN4
Writer(s)	A side: Wratten/Hiscock B side: Stanley/Wiggs
Saint Etienne singles chronology
"Only Love Can Break Your Heart" (1990) "Kiss and Make Up" (1990) "Nothing Can Stop Us" (1991)

Kiss and Make Up is the second single by Saint Etienne. It was released in 1990 by Heavenly Records. The vocals were performed by Donna Savage. It wasn't until the next single, Nothing Can Stop Us, that the band settled on Sarah Cracknell as the full time vocalist.

The song was written and originally recorded (under the slightly longer title "Let's Kiss and Make Up") by The Field Mice on their 1989 album Snowball.

"Kiss and Make Up" doesn't feature on the original UK version of Saint Etienne's debut album, Foxbase Alpha, but does feature (in a re-recorded version) on the US release. It also appears as a bonus track on the deluxe edition of the album.

Tracklisting

7": Heavenly / HVN4

1. "Kiss and Make Up"
2. "Sky's Dead"

12": Heavenly / HVN4 12

1. "Kiss and Make Up (Extended Version)"
2. "Sky's Dead"

12": Heavenly / HVN4 12R

1. "Kiss and Make Up (Midsummer Madness Mix)"
2. "Kiss and Make (Midsummer Dubness Mix)"

CD: Heavenly / HVN4CD

1. "Kiss and Make Up"
2. "Kiss and Make (Extended Version)"
3. "Sky's Dead"