Vinyl Album - David Lloyd And His London Orchestra - Confidential - Sounds For A Secret Agent - Epic - Canada

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Artist:	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra
Title:	Confidential - Sounds For A Secret Agent
Label:	Epic
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	LN 24151
Date:	May 1965
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	Diamonds Are Forever	Warren Baker	Rate
A2	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	The Spy Who Loved Me	Warren Baker	Rate
A3	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	Goldfinger	John Barry	Rate
A4	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	007 (From "From Russia With Love")	John Barry	Rate
A5	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	Moonraker	Warren Baker	Rate
A6	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	Casino Royale	Warren Baker	Rate
B1	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	For Your Eyes Only	Warren Baker	Rate
B2	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	Live And Let Die	Warren Baker	Rate
B3	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	On Her Majesty's Secret Service	Mae Helms	Rate
B4	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	James Bond Theme (From "Dr. No")	Monty Norman	Rate
B5	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	Man With The Golden Gun	James (Jimmy) Bond	Rate
B6	David Lloyd And His London Orchestra	From Russia With Love	John Barry	Rate

Notes

A mixture of 4 Bond movie themes and 8 original compositions inspired by them. Composed and arranged in Los Angeles, recorded in England.

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23skidoo 4th Apr 2022		A promo single from this album (q.v.) was dated 1965, so presumably this album came out then. As noted, most of the tracks are tunes inspired by the Fleming novels, in some cases predating the movie themes by decades! Check out the one song actually credited to "James (Jimmy) Bond". I assume that's a pseudonym!



PhilMH 23rd Oct 2016		Hi George, the stereo version of this (BN 26151) was reviewed in Billboard, 8 May 1965! The tunes here not written by John Barry or Monte Norman are original compositions based on the Bond books that had not yet been filmed, so are entirely different to the well-known themes for "Moonraker", "For Your Eyes Only", "The Spy Who Loved Me" etc.



George Slv 23rd Oct 2016		This was sometime after 1979, considering Moonraker. Dates on the web are wrong. Can anyone tell from the label number?

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