Light" "Segue" "Sweet Baby" "Segue" "The Continental" "Damn U" "Segue" "Arrogance" "The Flow" "Segue" "7" "Segue" "And God Created Woman" "3 Chains o' Gold" "Segue" "The Sacrifice of Victor" Personnel Prince and The New Power Generation Prince – vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass, drums, percussion Mayte – vocals Tony M. – raps Damon Dickson – dancer Levi Seacer, Jr. – guitars Tommy Barbarella – keyboards Sonny T. – bass Michael Bland – drums Kirk Johnson – percussion Additional personnel Carmen Electra – guest rap on "The Continental" The Steeles (Jevetta, Jearlyn, JD and Fred Steele) – backing vocals on "The Sacrifice of Victor" Kirstie Alley plays frustrated reporter Vanessa Bartholomew in the two included segue tracks Eric Leeds – saxophone on "Blue Light" Michael Koppelman – bass on "Blue Light" DJ Graves – scratching Mike Nelson, Brian Gallagher, and Steve Strand – horns Airiq Anest – programming Clare Fischer – string arrangements Production Arranged by Prince and The New Power Generation Produced by Prince and The New Power Generation; additional production by Keith Cohen; additional production on "I Wanna Melt with You" by George Black; strings produced by Clare Fischer Recorded by Michael Koppelman, Dave Friedlander, Steve Noonan, Ray Hahnfeldt and Brian Poer; strings recorded by Larry Mann; Kirstie Alley's voice recorded by Peter Arata Mixed by Keith Cohen, Michael Koppelman, Tom Garneau, Bob Rosa and Steve Beltran; additional mixing by Dave Aron, Airiq Anest, Steve Durkee, Biran Poer, Steve Noonan and Ray Hahnfeldt Mastered by Brian Gardner and Steve Noonan Publishing All songs published by Controversy Music/WB Music Corp.; except: Track 1 (Copyright NPG Music/Michael Anthony Music), track 15 (NPG Music) Track 12 (Controversy Music/WB Music Corp; contains a sample of "I Know You Got Soul" by Eric B. & Rakim which is published by Songs of Polygram International Inc./Robert Hill Music; contains a sample of "Jazz It Up" originally by C.F.M. Band and also a sample of "Niggaz 4 Life" by N.W.A; copyright Ruthless Attack Muzik/Sony Songs/Bridgeport Music). Track 14 published by Controversy Music; additional publishing by Powerforce Music/Budget Music; sample of "Tramp" by Lowell Fulsom published by Blues Interactions, Inc. Singles "Sexy MF" maxi-single (#66 US, #76 US R&B, #4 UK) "My Name Is Prince" maxi-single (#36 US, #25 US R&B, #7 UK) "7" maxi-single (#7 US, #3 US R&B, #27 UK) "Damn U" (#105 US, #32 US R&B) "The Morning Papers" maxi-single (#44 US, #8 US R&B,