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Mr Bramley. Not as rare as you think.

Very effective scoring by Barry on a very limited budget. His love of Stan Kenton is clearly evident. Actor and producer Stanley Baker had seen the film and helped Barry's corner in getting the job on 'Zulu' (they had Lionel Bart in mind to score the film). Barry's father, Jack also played an imp...

Yes, it's true Barry did write this theme for his house. Trust me I knew JB on a personal level for over 40years.

The title of the album 'Ready when you are, JB' was coined when Barry was in the studio and the musicians were ready to play.

Chaplin was a very personal film for Barry to work on. His cinema owner father, Jack was great friends with Chaplin.

When Silva screen records re-recorded this score they wanted to include a song based on the 'Valley' theme which Barry and Black had written for the original film, which was never used.

Barry refused to give permission to Silva screen to include the song. The lyric by Black is wordy and rather s...

This film had an original score and songs by John Barry and Don Black. Barry was never paid for his work and removed his score. Don Black the whore went onto collaborate with Michel Legrand for the replacement.

The film still stinks.

One of the last great American pictures. Sadly John Barry never got to finish his score for this film.

Listen to a Jerry Goldsmith score from 'Players' (1979), the listen to what many consider Arnold's peak of Bond writing. I rest my case.

Tired, lazy writing from Barry. He was sooo bored during those Roger Moore Bonds. He stayed with the series only because of his loyalty to producer Cubby Broccoli. His arch enemy Harry Saltzman had left the series by then.

Not a character from 'Robin Hood' but a watering hole (pub) in his home town of York.

Only 'Dr No' and 'Goldeneye' use the bebop instead of the guitar part for the gun barrel sequence. Please note that this is one part of 'The James Bond Theme' which even Monty Norman can not claim to have written. Did the producers on 'Dr No' realise even back then, that the bebop break was the...

The conductor in the film is not john Barry.

why not use the original themes from the specialist, midnight cowboy and the deep, they are not difficult for a real jb fan to have.

his first film was 1960, last in 2001. that's 40 years.

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