The best of Radioplay - Volume 19 - Bond themes (Various)

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Picture of RPLA 19 The best of Radioplay - Volume 19 - Bond themes by artist Various from the BBC records and Tapes library

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Picture of RPLA 19 The best of Radioplay - Volume 19 - Bond themes by artist Various from the BBC records and Tapes library

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Label

Release details

Detail			Value
Catalogue number			RPLA 19
Title			The best of Radioplay - Volume 19 - Bond themes
Artist(s)			Various
Cover condition			Very Good Plus
Record condition			Very Good Plus
BBC records label code			V
Item deleted?			Yes
Released			1977
Distributed / printed by			BBC
Country of origin			UK
Format			Radioplay
Media type			Primary
Media genre			Films View all other tracks listed as Films.
Run-off codes / Shop bar codes			154299 S 154300 S
My rating			*****
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Number have			1
What type of seller was used?			Physical shop
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Back cover

Label

Side & track	Track and Artist	Length
Tracks Below is a list of tracks for this release.
A1	James Bond theme [Norman / John Barry and his orchestra]	1.46
A2	Live and let die [Paul McCartney / Wings]	3.07
A3	Nobody does it better [Hamisch / Bayer Sager / Carly Simon]	3.26
A4	We have all the time in the world [David / Barry / Louis Armstrong]	3.13
A5	Diamonds are forever [Barry / Black / Shirley Bassey]	2.41
A6	You only ;live twice [Barry / Nancy Sinatra]	2.43
B1	Goldfinger [Barry / Shirley Bassey]	2.47
B2	Thunderball [Barry / Tom Jones]	3.00
B3	The man with the golden gun [Barry / Lulu]	2.34
B4	From Russia with love [Bart / Matt Monro]	2.33
B5	Bond '77 [Marvin Hamlisch]	4.18
B6	Mountains and sunsets [Barry / John Barry and orchestra]	3.07
Total length of media 35:15.

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Extra notes on cover, middle (gatefold sleeve) and any inserts
The series of Bond films spans over two decades, beginning in 1962 with 'Dr No'. Over the years there has been a number of changes in the Bond set up. The first of these was when Sean Connery quit the role in 1971 after 'Diamonds Are Forever'. The lead part then went briefly to George Lazenby who starred as Bond in 'On her Majesty's Secret Service'. This was his only performance in the coveted role before Roger Moore came on the scene in 1973 in the film 'Live and Let Die'. Today Moore still plays the part of Bond but now has had to contend with a return to the lead by Sean Connery when he played Bond in @Never Say Never Again' which was released as a rival to the Roger Moore film of the time 'Octopussy'. This album of theme tunes features the original artists in a selection of tunes and songs from the James Bond films between 1962 and 1977.
Further information
These BBC Radioplay Music discs are re-issues of tracks released in the original TAIR Library. These were exclusively pressed to the British Broadcasting Corporation for use in its radio broadcasts. BBC Radioplay LPs & CDs were produced solely for broadcast by BBC radio stations and featured recordings that were free from Copyright, containing tracks recorded by the BBC (or partner organisations in Europe, USA etc). A number were live recordings, but there are also versions of well known songs recorded in the radio stations studios. For the vinyl LPs the front sleeves were usually of exactly the same design, with a picture of the featured artist & title being the only difference. The rear sleeve notes the title, tempo, intro, duration, end, composer, publisher and blurb related to the track (so the presenter could appear knowledgable!) BBC Radioplay LPs have some unique recordings, and as they were usually pressed by companies like Nimbus and were for broadcast, the quality of the production and pressing is usually very high.