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Varese Sarabande VSD-5355 - 1992
01. Theme Medley (3:22)
02. In A State Of Molecular Flux (4:00)
03. Fear Creeps In (3:09)
04. Love In The Rain (1:38)
05. Nick Escapes The Apartment Siege (3:31)
06. The Final Chase (3:14)
07. Nick And Alice In Love (2:28)
08. Jenkins Closes In (4:37)
09. The Invisible Man Reveals Himself (1:40)
10. You're Not Alone Anymore (2:11)
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Music Composed And Conducted By Shirley Walker
Album Produced By Shirley Walker
Executive Producers: Daniel Allan Carlin And Robert Townson
Additional Orchestrations: Larry "Knock On Wood" Rench,
Lisa "L'Istessi" Bloom, Bruce "Count The Ants" Fowler
Concert Master: Cathy "Extraordinario" Lenski
Synthesizer Programer: Hans "Mr. C, To You" Zimmer
Music Scoring Mixers: Robert "Back Up" Fernandez,
Doug "Don't Get On Me" Botnick
Music Mixes: Robert "Mix 1" Fernandez
Film Music Editor: Thomas "The Protector" Milano
Music Contractor: Patti "Quiet Everyone" Zimmitti
Music Copying Service: Joel "We're In Pretty Good Shape" Franklin
The Auricle: Richard "Click Dick" Grant
Assistant Engineers: "The Guys" Bill Easystone, Gary Carlson,
Jim Walker, Jay Selvester
Soundtrack Editing: Curtis "Crossfade" Roush
Mastering Engineer: Joe Gastwirt
Executive Assistant: Tom Null
Special Thanks: Gary LeMel, Chevy Chase, Daniel Allen Carlin, Steve Bartek, Milander/Schluessner/Kaufman.
Very Special Thanks: Don Walker
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"Shirley Walker's music for MEMOIRS OF AN INVISIBLE MAN is everything a great score should be. It's big and you. Shirley composes her music with passion, and then gives that passion a shove right back into the viewing experience of the film." - John Carpenter
"Shirley's score has improved this movie by 100%. In fact, it was silent when we gave it to her, and we decided to add dialogue and sound effects in order not to be overwhelmed." - Chevy Chase
"Shirley Walker and I first met in San Francisco during the Spring of 1979, while she was playing keyboards on the
APOCALYPSE NOW recording sessions. As music producer on THE BLACK STALLION, it was my task to hire
someone of her talent to assist us in creating and recording a temp-track to put into the movie for preliminary screenings. To make a long and potentially litigious-story short, Shirley eventually and heroically composed or adapted many of the crucial cues in the film's final soundtrack.
Since that time, and following her inevitable move to Hollywood, Shirley's talent and expertise have been exploited by many of the industry's most successful creators. And in a town where job worthiness is frequently determined not by
ability, but by political skill, inter-personal relationships, and explicit gender, her current success is nothing less
than miraculous. After orchestrating and conducting scores for BLACK RAIN, BATMAN, DICK TRACY and DAYS OF
THUNDER, she was given the opportunity to compose the music for Warner Television's THE FLASH. Based on these successful efforts, and thanks to the administration of Gary LeMel, my own recommendation, the enthusiastic endorsement of a very visible Chevy Chase and the courage of the ever-innovative John Carpenter, Shirley was engaged to compose the score for MEMOIRS OF AN INVISIBLE MAN.
And on Monday, January 6, 1992, as she carried her scores to the podium and stood before 86 of the world's finest
musicians, Shirley Walker made film history by becoming the first woman to compose and record the soundtrack for a
major Hollywood motion picture. The sessions were inspired, magical and completely triumphant. This is real movie
music at its very best-the perfect partner to John Carpenter's bigger than life fantasy adventure. In it you will hear the power and danger, the comedy and suspense, the mystery and love of the film, the moment and the artist". - Daniel Allan Carlin
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