Vinyl Album - John Barry - Goldfinger - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - United Artists

Vinyl Album

Artist:	John Barry
Title:	Goldfinger - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Label:	United Artists
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	UAS 5117
Date:	Oct 1964
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Shirley Bassey	Main Title - Goldfinger / Into Miami	Bricusse, Newley, Barry	9.0 Rate
A2	John Barry	Alpine Drive - Auric's Factory	Barry	Rate
A3	John Barry	Oddjob's Pressing Engagement	Barry	Rate
A4	John Barry	Bond Back In Action Again	Barry	Rate
A5	John Barry	Teasing The Korean	Barry	Rate
A6	John Barry	Gassing The Gangsters	Barry	Rate
B1	John Barry	Goldfinger (Instrumental Version)	Barry	Rate
B2	John Barry	Dawn Raid On Fort Knox	Barry	Rate
B3	John Barry	The Arrival Of The Bomb And Count Down	Barry	Rate
B4	John Barry	The Death Of Goldfinger	Barry	Rate

Notes

Principally instrumental music except for title song sung by Shirley Bassey. Other musicians unidentified except for John Barry, conductor.
"Original motion picture soundtrack."
Cover photos include Sean Connery and Honor Blackman.

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Comments and Reviews


chuck7548 31st Oct 2020		Track A4 "Bond Back In Action Again"



nboldock 2nd Sep 2013		Cheers. We'll go with John Barry as that seems logical. For future reference, you can use [no artist listed] where appropriate (usually when the performers are not named), though in this case I think we can put it in as John Barry without too much controversy. N.



jaimeeduardo 2nd Sep 2013		Barry sounds reasonable. I also thought of using Various Artists. I would prefer using Unidentified Musicians, but that wasn't a choice on the pull-down menu



nboldock 2nd Sep 2013		Would it be sensible to credit this to John Barry, perhaps? (Aside from the title song of course).