Side A
Artist	Song
JOHN BARRY (England)	James Bond Theme (Norman) (1962)
GEORGE S. CLINTON (USA)	The Shag-Adelic Austin Powers Score Medley (Clinton) (1997) (from the movie Austin Powers) (instrumental)
DAVID & JONATHAN (England)	Main Theme Modesty Blaise (Dankworth / Green) (1966) (from the movie Modesty Blaise) (vocal)
BRUNO NICOLAI (Italy)	Spy Chase (Nicolai) (1967) (from the movie Angente L.K. - Operazione Re Mida) (instrumental with vocalese)
LALO SCHIFRIN (Argentina)	Secret Code (Schifrin) (1970) (from the T.V. movie Double Jeopardy) (instrumental)
TONY HATCH ORCHESTRA, (England)	The Champions (Hatch) (1969) (from the T.V. Series The Champions) (instrumental)
JERRY GOLDSMITH (USA)	Galaxy A Go Go Or Leave It To Flint (Goldsmith) (196) (from the movie In Like Flint) (instrumental)
ARMANDO TROVAJOLI (Italy)	Caccia Al Ladro (Trovajoli) (1968) (from the movie Rapporto Fuller, Base Stoccolma) (instrumental)
DAVID ARNOLD (England)	Come In 007, Your Time Is Up (Arnold) (from the movie The World Is Not Enough) (1999) (instrumental)
CHRISTY (Italy)	The Man For Me (Morricone / Nicolai) (1967) (from the movie OK Connery - Operation Kid Brother) (vocal)
JACKIE MITTOO & THE SOUL BROTHERS (Jamaica)	James Bond (Norman) (1965-67)
ANDERSON / MAYO (England)	The Avengers (Anderson / Mayo with original material by Laurie Johnson) (Originally from The Avengers) (re-mixed with dialogue from Diana Rigg & Patrick Macnee) (1990)
JOHN BARRY (England)	Play It Again (Barry) (1974) (Originally from the movie The Tamarind Seed) (instrumental)
HUGO MONTENEGRO (USA)	The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (Goldsmith) (1966) (Originally from the T.V. Series The Man From U.N.C.L.E.) (instrumental)
GARBAGE (USA / Scotland)	The World Is Not Enough (Arnold / Black) (1999) (from the movie The World Is Not Enough) (vocal)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
BARRY ADAMSON (England)	007, A Fantasy Bond Theme (Adamson / Norman) (1992) (ska'd up Bond Theme with Narration by Arthur Nicholls)
JACKIE MITTOO & THE SOUL BROTHERS (Jamaica)	From Russia With Love (Barry / Bart) (Originally from the movie From Russia With Love) (1965-67) (instrumental)
ENNIO MORRICONE & BRUNO NICOLAI (Italy)	Connery (Morricone / Nicolai) (1967) (from the movie OK Connery - Operation Kid Brother) (instrumental)
J.B. ARNAU (USA)	Fillet Of Soul - New Orleans / Live & Let Die (Martin / McCartney / McCartney / Martin) (vocal) (1973) (from the movie Live & Let Die) (instrumental / vocal / instrumental)
ORBITAL (England)	The Saint Theme (Astley) (1997) (from the movie The Saint)
HUGO MONTENEGRO (USA)	Dance Of The Flaming Swords (Fried) (1966) (Originally from the T.V. Series The Man From U.N.C.L.E.) (instrumental)
PETULA CLARK (Wales)	L'Agent Secret (Aber / Clark) (1966) (vocal)
RON GRAINER & ORCHESTRA (England)	A Man In A Suitcase (Grainer) (from the T.V. Series A Man In A Suitcase) (1967)
MONTY NORMAN (England)	Twistin' With James (Norman) (from the movie Dr. No) (1962) (instrumental)
BOB LEAPER ORCHESTRA, The (England)	High Wire (Theme From Danger Man) (Astley) (1964) (Originally from the T.V. Series Danger Man) (instrumental)
RON GRAINER (England)	The Prisoner Main Titles (Grainer) (1967) (from the T.V. Series The Prisoner)
ANN-MARGRET (Sweden)	Mister Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (Bricusse / Barry) (1966) (original version by Dionne Warwick intended for movie Thunderball but never used) (vocal)
GEORGE MARTIN (England)	Snakes Alive (Martin) (from the movie Live & Let Die) (1973) (instrumental)
NATACHA ATLAS (England)	From Russia With Love (Barry / Bart) (1997) (originally from the movie From Russia With Love) (vocal)
BARRY GRAY ORCHESTRA, The	Title Theme From Joe 90 (Gray) (from the T.V. Series Joe 90) (instrumental)
CITY OF PRAGUE OF PHILARMONIC, The	The Killing (Herrmann) (from the 1966 movie Torn Curtain) (1995)

Comment:

Ironically the most famous piece of music attributed to John Barry was in fact composed by Monty Norman who scored the first James Bond, Dr No. I say first but in truth it was not the first James Bond to appear on a screen. That honour went to Casino Royale, transmitted live on U.S. TV. starring Barry Nelson as Bond with Peter Lorre as the bad guy. Back to Barry and the Bond Theme. There are in fact 2 themes, `The James Bond Theme' (appears in Dr No) and the `James Bond Theme' - the former was written by Monty Norman and that is not in dispute. The `James Bond Theme' (please notice the difference) which is the famous theme we all know and love is credited to Monty Norman who claims Barry was hired only to arrange what he had already composed. Another version is John Barry was hired for a flat fee to ghost write the theme and forfeit all credit to Monty Norman, Dr. No's contracted composer. Barry has always said that Monty Norman was never asked to return to score another Bond movie. The gist of this appeared in an article in The Sunday Telegraph and resulted in Monty Norman suing The Sunday Telegraph for defamation of character, saying that he had been defamed as taking credit (and the royalties) for a song that he never wrote. In court Barry admitted that the JB Theme vamp was in parts Artie Shaw's `Nightmare' & the guitar riff originated in a Norman compsition `Bad Sign - Good Sign'. The Jury found in favour of Monty Norman. Whatever the truth is, I think the theme owes it's success to John Barry whose style is a trademark all of it's own.
Anyway, this mix includes secret agents galore, some like OK Connery (starring Neil Connery, Sean's brother as well as many of The Bond regulars) are Bond Spoofs and others like The Prisoner have carved out a separate identity. What they all have in common is that it is unlikely they would have been made without the initial success of Ian Flemming's James Bond.

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