This 1999 album was composed by David Stewart.  He uses his friends from U2 in two pieces on this record.  The Edge provides guitars on the instrumental "Patrol Car Blues" and Bono provides backing vocals on the song "A Good Man".  A later single from the album, Cookie, would also contain "A Good Man" as a b-side.

• Bono and the Edge worked with David A. Stewart on the soundtrack for Cookie's Fortune on the songs "A Good Man" and "Patrol Car Blues". "A Good Man" was also released as a b-side to the single, Cookie.
• David A. Stewart's multimedia web project "Sly-Fy" featured clips of Bono and the Edge, but there was no inclusion of these U2 clips on the accompanying recording.
• David A. Stewart is thanked for early inspiration on the song "Walk On" on the All That You Can't Leave Behind album.
• David A. Stewart performed "Walk On" with U2 for the September 11 tribute which was released as the album America: A Tribute to Heroes.
• David A. Stewart helped to organize the 46664 concert in South Africa. He performed with Bono and the Edge at that concert. This concert is documented on three CDs, Part I: African Prayer, Part II: Long Road to Freedom, Part III: Amandla. Promotional releases of African Prayer, Long Road to Freedom and Amandla also exist, as does a three cd promo release.
• David A. Stewart also recorded the song "46664" in studio with Bono. This song to date has only been released on the internet and by phone - there has not been a commercial release.