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Jazz for James Bond and other Secret Agents, Spies and Detectives - Part 1
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- Ben Allison "Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00
- John Barry "We Have All the Time in the World (feat. Louis Armstrong)" On Her Majesty's Secret Service (EMI) 0:16
- Host talks 3:29
- Pizzicato Five "Twiggy Twiggy/Twiggy Vs. James Bond" This Year's Girl (Matador) 5:03
- CCM Jazz Orchestra "Dr. Yes (feat. Steven Bernstein)" Nobody Does It Better (Summit) 9:04
- Count Basie and His Orchestra "Dr. No's Fantasy" Basie Meets Bond (Capitol) 15:30
- Host talks 19:25
- Dave Douglas "Goldfinger" A Thousand Evenings (RCA) 21:06
- Pucho & His Latin Soul Brothers "Thunderball" Thunderball -single (Studio One) 25:16
- CCM Jazz Orchestra "Nobody Does It Better" Nobody Does It Better: The CCM Jazz Orchestra as James Bond (Summit) 29:09
- Host talks 37:36
- Bill Frisell, Thomas Morgan "You Only Live Twice" Epistrophy (ECM) 39:39
- Sexmob "Over and Out" Sex Mob Does Bond (Ropeadope) 47:30
- Host talks 53:18
- Leroy Holmes and His Orchestra "James Bond Theme" Blue Movies: Scoring for the Studios (Blue Note) 54:51
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