Wanna Take You Higher" Anthony J. Resta – drums on "White Lines", "Lay Lady Lay", "911 Is a Joke", "Ball of Confusion" and "I Wanna Take You Higher Again" Terry Bozzio – drums on "Success", "Thank You" and "Drive By" Abe Laboriel Jr. – drums on "Lay Lady Lay" and "I Wanna Take You Higher Again" John Jones - additional keyboards, guitars, and vocals Jonathan Elias – Moog synthesizer on "Crystal Ship" Bruce Dukov – violin Henry Ferber – violin strings Ron Folsom – violin strings Armen Garabedian – violin strings Berj Garabedian – violin strings Michelle Kikuchi-Richards – violin strings Joy Lyle – violin strings Maria Newman – violin strings Pamela Goldsmith – viola Scott Haupert – viola Suzi Katayama – cello Lee Oskar – harmonica on "Watching the Detectives" and "I Wanna Take You Higher" Flo & Eddie – background vocals on "Success" Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five – background vocals on "White Lines" and "I Wanna Take You Higher" Grandmaster Melle Mel – background vocals, rapping on "White Lines" Curtis King – background vocals on "I Wanna Take You Higher" Lamya – background vocals on "White Lines" "I Wanna Take You Higher" and "Drive By" Maxanne Lewis – background vocals on "Ball of Confusion" Tessa Niles – background vocals on "Perfect Day" and "Watching the Detectives" Technical John Jones – producing, audio engineering, mixing, programming Anthoy J. Resta – production, engineering, mixing, programming Steve Churchyard – engineering Avril McCintosh – engineering Ken Scott – engineering Tony Taverner – engineering Jason Corsaro – mixing David Richards – mixing Tim Palmer – mixing Bob St. John – mixing, production Mark Tinley – programming Tim Young – mastering Charts Certifications References External Links 1995 albums Albums produced by John Jones (record producer) Capitol Records albums Covers albums Duran Duran albums EMI Records albums Parlophone albums