killed off any chance for a fourth single from the album. A house version of "Drug" which had been recorded with producer Marshall Jefferson in April 1989 was tentatively slated as that single. A brief legal challenge surrounded the close resemblance of the melody of "Shame" to that of the Dale Hawkins classic "Suzie Q" (more famously covered by Creedence Clearwater Revival). It was judged that there was no intentional plagiarism in this case. The album was eventually reissued with the original Daniel Abraham mix of "Drug" added as a bonus track, previously released as a B-side to the "Do You Believe in Shame?" single. Warren Cuccurullo Guitarist Warren Cuccurullo had begun working with Duran Duran in the middle of the recording of the previous studio album Notorious (1986), after the acrimonious departure of former guitarist Andy Taylor. While he was still not a full band member, nor a true songwriting partner, Big Thing was the first full album with which Cuccurullo was involved. His contributions can be felt 6 tracks of the record including a crazed guitar solo on album closer "Lake Shore Driving". Contrary to popular belief, Chester Kamen plays guitar on "I Don't Want Your Love" (although it is Cuccurullo who appears in the video). At the end of the global Electric Theatre Tour promoting Big Thing in 1989, Warren Cuccurullo became a full-time member of the band along with drummer Sterling Campbell. Campbell would stay for one more studio album, 1990's Liberty, while Cuccurullo would remain with the band until 2001. Dedication For the first time in their career the band members decided to write personal dedication notes on the album sleeve thus thanking Alex Sadkin who had been killed in a car crash in late 1987, Andy Warhol, who had died in early 1987 and David Miles, a childhood friend of Le Bon's who died of an illegal drug cigarette during the album's creation. Singles "I Don't Want Your Love" (September 1988) #14 UK, #4 US "All She Wants Is" (December 1988) #9 UK, #22 US "Do You Believe in Shame?" (April 1989) #30 UK, #72 US Promotional singles "Official Bootleg: LSD Edit" (as The Krush Brothers) "Big Thing" (UK and Mexico only) "Too Late Marlene" (Brazil only) Track listing 1988 original release All songs written and arranged by Duran Duran. As neither of the UK CDs show the track listings the difference between them