Walking Into Mirrors Explained

Walking Into Mirrors
Type:	studio
Artist:	Johnny Warman
Cover:	Walking Into Mirrors.jpg
Studio:	The Town House, London; House of Music, West Orange, New Jersey; Electric Lady Studios, New York City
Label:	Rocket
Producer:	Johnny Warman, Vic Coppersmith-Heaven
Prev Title:	Hour Glass
Prev Year:	1979
Next Title:	From The Jungle To The New Horizons
Next Year:	1982

Walking Into Mirrors is a 1981 album by Johnny Warman. The single "Screaming Jets" featured Peter Gabriel singing backing vocals and became Warman's best-known hit.^[1]

Track listing

All tracks composed by Johnny Warman; except where indicated

1. "Walking Into Mirrors"
2. "Radio Active"
3. "Searchlights"
4. "Martian Summer"
5. "Screaming Jets"
6. "Three Minutes"
7. "Will You Dance with Me"
8. "(SOS) Sending Out Signals" (Warman, Jerry Marotta)
9. "Dancing Dolls"
10. "Fantastic Light"
11. "American Machines"
12. "Automatic Kids"
13. King Robot"
14. "Future Fun" (Live)
15. "Here Come the Reds"
16. "Golden Lions"

Personnel

• Johnny Warman - vocals, acoustic and electric guitar
• Tony Levin - bass guitar, fretless bass, Chapman bass stick
• John Giblin - bass guitar
• Dave Lawson - keyboards, sequencing
• Larry Fast - keyboards, synthesizer, effects, electronic cello, bagpipes
• Jerry Marotta - drums, percussion
• Peter Gabriel - chants and effects on "Screaming Jets"

Technical

• Johnny Warman, Vic Coppersmith-Heaven - production, arrangements
• Hugh Padgham - engineer
• Bob Carlos Clarke, Lindsey Rudland - sleeve design, photography

Notes and References

1. Andrew Grant Jackson, Still the Greatest: The Essential Songs of The Beatles' ... - Page 220 "Johnny Warman, an English guy known for his 1981 album Walking into Mirrors and the single "Screaming Jets," wrote "