Stanley Clarke and the movies

[MikeyFingers]

I was flipping through the TV last night and usually when I channel surf, I go pretty fast. As the images flashed by on the screen, I caught a glimpse of a familiar name. It was the movie "BAPS" with Halley Barry and in the opening credits, I saw Stanley Clarke's name credited with the score for the movie.
After a little research, I found out that he did the music for a few other movies too, including The Transporter (now I know why I loved that music so much). I was just wondering there were any other musicians who did this. Is it a regular thing for them to switch over to movie scores?
Either way, I thought it was pretty cool.

[Disco_Gee]

Marcus Miller has done the music for quite a few movies. He did Bommerang (Eddie Murphy), Above the Rim, The Ladies Man, and quite a few others. You can see them all at his website.

[Brad Johnson]

Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock... Stewart Copeland has done several scores.

[Brian S]

Jimmy Page scored "Death Wish II".

[Grueber]

Marcus Miller also does the music for the show "Everybody hates Chris"

[Don't_Fret]

Stanley Clarke also did the score for Undercover Brother, a personal favorite.

[middlebit]

And for Passenger 57 too (I think that's what it's called). Not a very good film, and some corny music too...
Herbie's score for Death Wish (saw the sequal mentioned above) is so cool!

[Grueber]

recently stan did the music for the movie Roll Bounce. BET Jazz even had a show called Masters of Music(or something like that) that talked about it. He said he got to funk out on alot of parts.

[orlfl]

Mark Knopfler did The Princess Bride, Wag the Dog and several others.

[Don't_Fret]

Just found out that Stanley also contributed to Pee Wee's Playhouse.