Great Movie Sounds Of John Barry / Speakers Corner

He had them all – the James Bond girls and the incomparably smart Sean Connery. But also Marlon Brando, Michael Caine, Robert Redford and Jane Fonda,

who all more or less danced after the director’s pipe, acted certainly with his music in their ears. John Barry started his career in the most British manner possible – as a

film composer in the service of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. The characteristic "Bond Theme" for Dr. No, with its mysterious, clacking guitar trailer supported by powerful brass,

was indispensable for all following films and rang in the ears of the villains and their henchmen for all time.

Alongside the fully orchestrated numbers from the James Bond films, the album offers a wealth of very different music, such as the collage-like "The Chase" with its intense

'walking' sound and the melancholy theme from "King Rat". Barry lets the flutes rise up with airy and and subtle clouds of dissonant chords ("Séance On A Wet Afternoon"),

creates barbed motives out of gentle sounds ("The Ipcress File") and rolls out a warm carpet of strings for the programmatic terrain of "Born Free", a true adventure story set in a game ward in Africa.

John Barry (comp, arr, cond) & orchestra

Recording: 1963 - 1966

Production: John Barry

 

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Title

Side One

1. Thunderball

2. 007

3. Goldfinger

4. Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

5. From Russia With Love

6. The James Bond Theme

Side Two

1. The Chase

2. Theme From "King Rat"

3. The Knack

4. Sceance On A Wet Afternoon

5. The Ipcress File

6. Theme From "Born Free"

Δίσκοι Βινυλίου	33 rpm
Record Label	Speakers Corner
Genre	Soundtracks & Musicals