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The moviemakers approached Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe first.

Pet Shop Boys: 'This Must Be the Place I Waited Years To Leave' ( The Living Daylights, 1987) Unfortunately, director John Glen was too much of a fuddy-duddy to appreciate the New York band that was in its heyday then.ĥ. Someone from production suggested approaching Blondie, who had a reputation of being as funny and sarcastic as Roger Moore could be (when he was in the groove). Unfortunately, John Barry changed his mind at the last minute and used this generic drivel instead.Īfter the literally way-out Moonraker (1979), a cross between the Bond movies and Star Wars, the crew returned to Earth in the early 1980s to tell a dime-novel detective story. And even a long time before the increasingly tired clown Roger Moore as Her Majesty’s secret agent was replaced by energetic, tough-yet-fragile character portrayed by Timothy Dalton. Alice Cooper: 'Man With the Golden Gun' (1974)Ī renowned rock scarecrow and Bond movies? That kind of thing could have happened. Besides her, Aretha Franklin, and Julie Rogers, there was someone else in the game-a band that, on the other side of the Pacific, tapped into surf culture rather than Japanese culture.ģ. Nancy Sinatra struggled a lot with the song “You Only Live Twice,” but the final version cut from about thirty attempts was worth it. Like this song by a multiple Grammy winner and also a singer who holds a record in making Billboard magazine’s top 100 songs between 19-eighty times in total, including guest appearances.Ģ. But Thunderball is still largely set in the Caribbean, where a waft of black music, soul, and R&B would have been more appropriate. The Welsh tiger and another macho, Sean Connery, hit it off. Dionne Warwick: 'Kiss Kiss Bang Bang' ( Thunderball, 1965)

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