ERIC WINSTONE PLAYS 007
THE ORIGINAL LP AV INT 1005 (1973) STEREO

The James Bond Theme from Dr No' (Norman)
From Russia with Love (Bart)
Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang from Thunderball' (Barry; Bricusse)
Goldfinger (Barry; Bricusse; Newley)
Diamonds are Forever (Barry; Black)
Underneath the Mango Tree from Dr No' (Norman)
The Man with the Golden Gun (Winstone; Dale)
Thunderball (Barry; Black)
You Only Live Twice (Barry; Bricusse)
Do You Know How Christmas Trees Grow? from Her Majesty's Secret Service' (Barry; David)
Live and Let Die (P & L McCartney)
The James Bond Theme reprise (Norman)

SUPERSONIC SOUNDS
THE ORIGINAL LP AVE 0114 (1972) STEREO

'The Godfather' theme (Rota)
'Shaft' theme (Hayes)
The Impossible Dream from the film Man of La Mancha' (Leigh; Darion)
Oasis (Winstone)
Something (Harrison)
Sabre Dance (Khachaturian arr Geldard)
'The Onedin Line' theme (Khachaturian arr Isaac)
Play Boy (Geldard)
Good Vibrations (Wilson)
Tara's Theme from the film Gone with the Wind' (Steiner)
'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' theme (Morricone)
Hacienda Happenings (Walter)

"Today, James Bond music seems to command a whole sub-genre of its own. As more and more album releases from the past begin to materialise, so the demand continues to grow. The latest in the series is Eric Winstone plays 007 (1973). Released by Dutton Vocalion (CDLK 4451) the album was produced by Winstone and KPM's library legend Syd Dale. Originally released on LP (AV INT 1005) all 12 tracks have been beautifully remastered to Vocalion's usual impeccable standards. Ranging from Dr. No (1962) to The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) most of the Bond standards are included. And before you flood me with questions regarding how 1974's The Man with the Golden Gun ended up on a 1973 album? Well, Winstone and Dale simply couldn't wait and instead provided their own unique interpretation of the future Bond sound. As an additional bonus, Vocalion have also included Eric Winstone's full album Supersonic Sounds (1972). Originally released on LP (AVE 0114) the album not only contains some funky renditions of popular tunes of the day, but a generous selection of film music including The Godfather (1972), Shaft (1971), The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) and a whole lot more. Overall, another top quality release from Oliver Lomax and the boys, keep em coming!"
Darren Allison, Cinemaretro Magazine Issue #23, March 2012

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