My Pants" and "Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through" Lou Marini – tenor saxophone on "Dance in My Pants" and "Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through", solo on "Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through" Ellen Foley – backing vocals on "Bad for Good" and "Out of the Frying Pan" Eric Troyer – backing vocals Wil Malone – string arrangement on "Out of the Frying Pan" Charles Calello – conductor (New York Philharmonic) on "Left in the Dark" Production Producers: John Jansen, Todd Rundgren, Jim Steinman, Jimmy Iovine Engineers: Tom Edmonds, John Jansen, Todd Rundgren, Gray Russell, Shelly Yakus Mixing: John Jansen Mastering: Greg Calbi, Ted Jensen, George Marino Production coordination: Gray Russell Arrangers: Roy Bittan, Todd Rundgren, Jim Steinman Art direction: John Berg Cover art concept: Jim Steinman Cover art: Richard Corben Photography: Don Hunstein Charts Legacy Many of the tracks, or elements thereof, on Bad for Good have been recorded by other artists, including projects that Steinman has been involved in. He produced Barbra Streisand recording "Left in the Dark" for her album Emotion, with the single reaching No. 4 on the Adult Contemporary chart in 1984. Her version changes a few lines, with her version changing "so take off your dress" to "I watch you undress", to fit the song being sung from a female point of view. The intro to "Stark Raving Love" was used for "Holding Out for a Hero", a 1984 hit for Bonnie Tyler. He used excerpts from "The Storm" for "Opening of the Box" on the Pandora's Box album Original Sin, and in the "Ouverture" for the musical Dance of the Vampires. The refrain from "Bad for Good" ("God speed! Speed us away!") also appears in "Nowhere Fast", which Steinman wrote for the film Streets of Fire (1984). Comedy duo Scharpling & Wurster, in their sketch "The Gas Station Dogs" from their album New Hope for the Ape-Eared, featured a delusional singer-songwriter promoting a song called "Rock n' Roll Dreams Will Come Through". Meat Loaf has recorded most of Bad for Good: "Surf's Up" appears on his 1984 album Bad Attitude; "Rock and Roll Dreams Come Through", "Out of the Frying Pan (and Into the Fire)", "Love and Death and an American Guitar" (renamed "Wasted Youth", and still using Steinman's original voice with a new backing track), and "Lost Boys and Golden Girls" appear on Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell.