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Dom1 Presents BOND & BEYOND Vol 2
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| I CANTORI MODERNI DI ALLESSANDRONI (Italy) | Lucky Theme Song (Nicolai) (1967) (from the movie Agente Speciale LK - Operazione Re Mida) (vocal) | |
| ERIC ROGERS (England) | Main Theme From Carry On Spying (1964) (from the movie Carry On Spying) (instrumental) | |
| HERBIE MANN (USA) | Our Man Flint (Goldsmith) (1966) (originally from the movie Our Man Flint) | |
| S.D. BURMAN (India) | Jewel Thief (1967) (from the movie Jewel Thief) (instrumental: Bond Bindi Style) | |
| 5.6.7.8's, The (Japan) | Bond Girl (5.6.7.8's) (1989) (vocal) | |
| HENRY MANCINI (USA) | Arabesque (Mancini) (from the movie Arabesque) (1966) (instrumental) | |
| REX GARVIN & THE MIGHTY CRAVERS | Sock It To `Em J.B. (James Bond) Pt 1. (1966) (vocal) | |
| JOHN BARRY (England) | In Search Of Scaramanga's Island (Barry) (1974) (from the movie The Man With The Golden Gun (instrumental) | |
| BRUNO NICOLAI (Italy) | Gold Glasses / Escape From The Base / Death Of Gold Glasses (Nicolai) (1967) (from the movie Agente Speciale LK - Operazione Re Mida) (vocalese / instrumental / instrumental) | |
| THE SUPREMES (USA) | Dr. Goldfoot & The Bikini Machine (Hemrick / Styner) (1965) (from the movie Dr. Goldfoot & The Bikini Machine) (Vocal) | |
| JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET, The (England) | Goldfinger (Barry) (1987) (Originally from the movie Goldfinger) (instrumental: acid Jazz version) | |
| J.J. JOHNSON (USA) | Go Chase Cleo (Johnson) (1973) (from the movie Cleopatra Jones) (instrumental) | |
| TERENCE STAMP (England) & MONICA VITTI (Italy) | Modesty, Willie & Ice Cream (Dankworth) (1966) (from the movie Modesty Blaise) (duet / instrumental with vocalese) | |
| LAURIE JOHNSON (England) | Jason King Theme (Johnson) (1972) (from the T.V. Series Jason King) (instrumental) | |
| HERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS (USA) | The Big Cowboys & Indians Fight At Casino Royale / Casino Royale Theme (Reprise) (Bacharach) (1966) (from the movie Casino Royale) (instrumental) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET, The (England) | Mission Impossible (Schifrin) (1987) (Originally from the T.V. Series Mission Impossible) (instrumental: acid jazz version) | |
| LYDIA McDONALD (Italy) | You Wonderful You (Piccioni) (1966) (from the movie Agente 007 Dall'Oriente Con Furore) (vocal) | |
| HUGO MONTENEGRO | Come Spy With Me (Goldsmith) (1966) (instrumental) | |
| FRANCESCO DE MASI (Italy) | Diamanti Swing (1967) (Masi / Alessandroni) (from the movie Troppo Per Vivere, Poco Per Morire) (instrumental: jazzy swing with voices) | |
| JAMO THOMAS & HIS PARTY ORCHESTRA (USA) | I Spy For The F.B.I. (Wylie / Kelley) (1966) (vocal) | |
| SNOWBOY (England) | Theme From The New Avengers (Johnson) (1996) (Originally from the T.V. Series The New Avengers) (instrumental: acid jazz version) | |
| HANNA & BARBERA (USA) | Secret Squirrel (Barbera / Hanna) (unk) (from the T.V. Series Secret Squirrel) (vocal) | |
| NAJMA (India) | Hounton Mein Esi Baat (Burman) (1996) (originally from the movie Jewel Thief) (vocal) | |
| JOHN BARRY (England) | Main Title The Ipcress File (Barry) (from the movie Ipcress File) (1965) | |
| JOE SIMON (USA) | Cleopatra Jones (Simon / Johnson) (1973) (from the movie Cleopatra Jones) (vocal: Blaxploitation's Bondesque heroine starring Tamara Dobson) | |
| REX GARVIN & THE MIGHTY CRAVERS | Sock It To `Em (James Bond) Pt. 2 (1966) (instrumental) | |
| SPECTRUM, The (England) | Captain Scarlet (Gray) (1967) (Vocal Theme From T.V. Series Captain Scarlet show of same name) | |
| COUNT BASIE (USA) | From Russia With Love (Bart) (1965) (Originally from the movie From Russia With Love) (instrumental) | |
| GLADYS KNIGHT (USA) | Licence To Kill (Walden / Cohen / Afansieff) (1989) (From the movie Licence To Kill) (vocal) | |
Comment:
More secret agents & spies inspired by James Bond or at least made in the wake of James Bond's Box Office success. Italy, like everywhere else, wanted to get in on the Bond Box Office and so made their fair share of Bond inspired movies. Often managing to fit 007 into the title and starring Italian actors who had their names changed to sound American. The cast list often included an actress or actor who had been in the last Bond movie. The most famous spy other than 007 was Len Deighton's Harry Palmer (Ipcress File etc), a gritty anti-hero/ antidote to the gadget armed 007. A thinking man's James Bond who didn't get the girl. Palmer wore glasses which made him vulnerable; he was cynical beyond his years and if given the choice he'd far rather stay in bed. If Bond's enemies were meglomaniacs with perverse passions then Palmer's enemy was real, cynical and brutal. Locales were distinctly Cold War, grey, steel, cold and wet. This couldn't be further from Bond's ever changing exotica. Both the Palmer movies & Bonds were produced by Harry Saltzman & obviously shared the same composer, John Barry. Len Deighton never named his anti-hero as the novels were written in the first person - it was Saltzman who chose his name. Enjoy!
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Again, wonderful.
I want to watch all these movies back-to-back (turning down the sound of course and listening to your soundtrack).
I'll have it shaken, not stirred . . .
Another wonderfully executed themed mix. Really cool.
My goodness you're thorough! The 5.6.7.8.'s inclusion just makes me smile.Very well done, again.
Marvelous! (Love the Secret Squirrel inclusion.)
Peerless stuff. Only Dom could do it this good.
Great looking as always. Puhleeze work on letting us have a listen!!!!!!!
I'm out, Dom. Too cool for this fool. Keep up the SUPERB work...
Mix making magic.
Remarkable, Dom. I absolutely love the fact that Secret Squirrel made the mix. Love the final two too.
Wow, I'm in awe. This is fantastic. (I'm hoping for "A View to a Kill" on Vol. 3)
as usual wonderful
Very nice! Like the Count Basie (but REALLY like the Matt Munro version), and there are some really well thought-out choices, like the Terence Stamp pick and the Ipcress File music.
Some very cool stuff! Just one comment for someone who likes to includes details and annotations... the most helpful thing on a song listing is missing here... track numbering!
Your usual standards of excellence are found here in abundance. So many of your mixes are eminently desirable -- if you are unable, or do not wish to make them downloadable, so be it. However, trading is always a most agreeable option -- what say you?
DAMN! Terence Stamp -AND- Secret Squirrel..?! Stir mine then shake it then stir it some more...
Damn, you must have the coolest record collection.