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We discuss the young Madeleine Swann witnessing the murder of her mother by our new villain Lyutsifer Safin, and take a look at the opening to the Matera sequence. If you've not seen the film yet, then hold tight until you have. Join us as we go deep on the car chases of Bond. As a life-long Bond fan, Ross has built an impressive bank of car chase knowledge from the world of Bond.

If you want to know any detail about a Bondian car chase, Ross is your man. Martin talks about the process of casting a new , his thoughts on defining a new Bond for the decade to come, his conversations with Daniel Craig about the initial negative press surrounding his casting, and even comments on whether he'd come back for a third crack at Bond.

Martin has been at the very top of our interview hit-list for a very long time, and our time with him did not disappoint. So, be sure to grab yourself a Vesper, put your feet up and enjoy our conversation with Martin Campbell. From the more hilarious and unusual offerings, "He always did have an inflated opinion of himself," to the cold blooded kills, "I never miss. The podcast will be taking a brief summer break after this week's episode, but we'll be back in September with a massive two-parter you will not want to miss.

Due to a technical mishap, JBR's regular programming for this week has been postponed. To rescue what would have been an otherwise empty Friday in the calendar, JBR editor-in-chief, Mike Kirwan stepped in with a mini documentary discussing the most bizarre Bond of all. You can grab your copy from Amazon. Along the way, we learn how Christos incorporated elements of the way Blofeld was portrayed in the Fleming books as well as what motivates Bond in his original story.

Chris and Dan discuss everything from favourite locations, to set design, action sequences and much more. It's time for the fourth instalment of JBR's th anniversary.

This week, we're joined by another 2 brave 00s to talk all things Bond. It's time for the third instalment of JBR's th anniversary! This week, we're joined by another 2 fearless listeners to talk all things Bond. JBR returns next week for more birthday banter. Join us every Friday as we explore the world of It's time for the second instalment of our th anniversary episodes!

This week, we're joined by 2 fearless listeners to talk all things Bond. With many years of faithful service to the Bond community, nearly 2. Porter and Gillian J.

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This was the first time Bond went a bit melancholic with its theme tune, and it worked brilliantly. Its famous opening strings were famously later sampled by Robbie Williams on his hit 'Millennium'. OK, this was technically not the main theme tune for George Lazenby's single outing as Bond, but it's far more memorable than its instrumental title track.

An ageing Louis was the surprise but perfect choice for this ballad, and was chosen by John Barry because he felt he could "deliver the title line with irony". The title line is taken from Bond's final and emotional quote in the movie.

One of the few Bond themes which you can actually listen to as a downright amazing pop tune before you think about at all. The power ballad broke away from the George Martin or John Barry mould of writing Bond themes, and it was a breath of fresh air. Extra points for always making us think of Alan Partridge with those 'clang-a-lang''s.

For Pierce Brosnan's first Bond movie, they went for the tried and tested formula of landing a lendary soul icon to belt it out, and man it was amazing. You may not have realised that it was written by U2's Bono and The Edge! There was only one person who was going to record the theme tune for Daniel Craig's third movie in though Muse gave it a very good go too that year. It was a gutsy move, but Gladys Knight's smooth vocals make it work.

Once more, composer John Barry gives us a theme song that stands the test of time with its simple and smooth orchestra sound. And it's one of the biggest hits by Nancy Sinatra. The hard rock Bond theme songs usually don't work, but leave it to Jack White to pull it off. Teaming here with Alicia Keys, the two pull off a powerful opening theme. Due to the pandemic, this Bond song scored a Grammy win before the movie even came out. Billie Eilish's moody song fits perfectly for the final tale in the Daniel Craig era of Bond.

We got a Madonna banger in the Pierce Brosnan era. Not only is it an impressive opening Bond theme but was a hit at the clubs when it was released in It also got as high as number 8 on the US Billboard Hot Adele's entry into the Bond franchise is what you would expect: greatness. A hit for Sheena Easton when it came out in , this love song was a chart topper and Oscar nominated. For the second movie in the Bond franchise, Barry proved the theme in the first movie, " Dr. No ," wasn't a fluke as his arrangement dazzled.

Sean Connery went rogue for this Bond movie and did it without the longtime producers of the franchise. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you.

This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info. Despite Bassey herself only needing one take, Barry had insisted on repeated ones due to musical and technical glitches. In fact, the singer had to remove her bra behind a studio partition between takes so she could keep hitting that final note of Goldfinger.