Ray Parker Jr. the "Ghostbusters" theme song for a Halloween party. Parker was highlighted on TV One's series, "Unsung" in the fifth season. Parker's father died of cancer on March 12, 1992, at age 82; his mother died of Alzheimer's on December 18, 1993, at age 83. At age 40, in 1994, he married his wife, Elaine. They have four sons: Ray III (Little Ray), Redmen, Gibson, and Jericho. In 2014, Parker received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for his contributions to music. In 1984 Huey Lewis sued Columbia Pictures and Parker, stating that the melody to the "Ghostbusters" theme
Parker Croft Dream", in which he sang for the soundtrack. Parker's television debut was on the FX show "Nip/Tuck" as Enigma. From his performance in Nip/Tuck Parker was offered a role in "Nuclear Family" (2010) alongside Ray Wise and Corin Nemec. Parker’s television credits include the FX pilot "Back Nine" (Creator Jason Filardi), the NBC pilot 1600 Penn, and the Gigapix pilot "Adult Life" (Creator Conrad Jackson) In addition to acting, Parker is also a writer. In 2010 he co-wrote "Falling Overnight" in collaboration with partners Aaron Golden, and Conrad Jackson as a vehicle for his first leading role. Parker lives in