Invisible Hands (song)
"Invisible Hands" is a 1983 single and the lead release from Kim Carnes's album "Café Racers." Martin Page and Brian Fairweather wrote the selection's words and composed its music; Keith Olsen was its music producer. Carnes released it and its source album, "Café Racers," on the EMI America Records label, the label for which she then recorded. The single's B-side was "I'll Be Here Where the Heart Is," the principal ballad from the movie "Flashdance." In 1984, Carnes was nominated for a Grammy Award for "Invisible Hands" - in the Best Rock Vocal  Performance, Female category. She competed against Stevie Nicks, Pat Benatar, Bonnie Tyler, and Joan Armatrading. Background. Despite positive reviews in the music press and a popular MTV video, which James "Jim" Yukich directed, the single stalled at #40 on the "Billboard" Hot 100; it would be the highest charted of all the singles released from the album. (It did, however, reach #34 on the Cash Box survey.) John "Jellybean" Benitez, who produced Madonna's breakthrough hit "Holiday," was recruited to remix the track for the dance mix version.