Bliss Album...?

P.M. Dawn: Prince Be (vocals, keyboards); Tyrell (keyboards, piano, guitar, acoustic guitar, Rhodes).
Additional personnel: Tony Love (acoustic guitar); Herbie Tribino, Robert Musso (guitar); Max Ellen, Gene Orloff, Elliott Rosoff, Marti Sweet, Regis Iandioro, Sandra Park, Abe Appleman (violin); Alfred Brown, Mitsue Takayama (viola); Fred Zlotkin, Susan Poliacik (cello); Cheryl Cordes (background vocals); Cathy Dennis, Boy George.
Recorded at Gee Studios and Strongroom, London, England; Soundtrack Studio and Clinton Studio, New York.
Personnel: P.M. Dawn (strings); Boy George (vocals, background vocals); Marge Suti (vocals); Tyrrell (guitar, acoustic guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards, programming); Tony Love (guitar, acoustic guitar); Herbie Tribino, Robert Musso (guitar); James from Lunarci (acoustic guitar, piano); Max Ellen (violin, strings); Abe Appleman, Elliot Rosoff, Marti Sweet, Sandra Park, Regis Iandiorio, Gene Orloff (violin); Mitsue Takayama, Alfred Brown (viola); Susan Poliacik, Frederick Zlotkin (cello); Joseph Gianono (strings); James ? (piano); Prince Be (keyboards); Cash Money (scratches); Cheryl Cordes, Cathy Dennis (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Tyrrell; Michael Fossenkemper.
Recording information: Clinton Studio, NY; Gee Studios, London, England; Soundtrack Studio, NY; Strongroom, London, England.
Editor: Michael Fossenkemper.
Photographer: Stéphane Sednaoui.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Tyrrell; DJ Cash Money ; Minutemix.
Arrangers: Joseph Gianono; P.M. Dawn; Max Ellen.
Two years after the acclaimed Jersey City duo hit the scene with their enormously successful debut, OF THE HEART, OF THE SOUL, AND OF THE CROSS, the brothers Cordes return with another work of positivistic peaceful hip-hop. Featuring a handful of unlikely collaborations (including Boy George and Brit-pop diva Cathy Dennis), pop-influenced samples (George Michael's "Father Figure"), and covers (The Beatles' "Norwegian Wood"), THE BLISS ALBUM sees Prince Be at his most lyrically uplifting and is widely considered to be P.M. Dawn's most well-rounded effort.