A Score To Settle was initially my blog in which I discussed my soundtrack collection in relation to personal moments and memories. After a number of years, I decided to expand this topic into a podcast, so I could share more about the music. Retaining the same name, A Score To Settle is a podcast about music composed for Film and Television, presented through my own analysis of specific scores and album releases, overviews of certain composer careers and also interviews, both with those working in the industry and fellow fans.
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A Score To Settle was initially my blog in which I discussed my soundtrack collection in relation to personal moments and memories. After a number of years, I decided to expand this topic into a podcast, so I could share more about the music. Retaining the same name, A Score To Settle is a podcast about music composed for Film and Television, presented through my own analysis of specific scores and album releases, overviews of certain composer careers and also interviews, both with those working in the industry and fellow fans.
ASTS 056: Guest Neil S. Bulk, soundtrack album producer - All James Bond Special Part 1
A Score To Settle
1 hour 37 minutes
1 month ago
ASTS 056: Guest Neil S. Bulk, soundtrack album producer - All James Bond Special Part 1
Greetings everyone! No need to adjust the streaming app on your device, this is indeed the podcast returning (briefly) from hiatus - and with two brand new episodes! This is to engage in a lengthy conversation with soundtrack album producer and editor, Neil S. Bulk, about his work on the remastered and expanded editions of selected James Bond soundtrack albums, released by La La Land Records.
Since I last spoke with Neil, a fistful of more James Bond titles have received the deluxe treatment. In order to freefall into the excitement and labor involved in producing the definitive editions capturing this timeless music, I will be devoting two episodes to my discussion with Neil. Please enjoy Part 1 today and expect Part 2 to be published before the end of the year!
Below are the films and composers represented here, with the time index for helpful reference:
Intro - 00:00:00
GOLDFINGER (1964) (song and score by John Barry, lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, vocals by Shirley Bassey) - 00:07:18
THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN (1974) (song and score by John Barry, lyrics by Don Black, with vocals by Lulu) - 0:20:35
MOONRAKER (1979) (song and score by John Barry, song lyrics by Hal David, with vocals by Shirley Bassey) - 00:42:59
LICENCE TO KILL (1989) (score composed by Michael Kamen, title song performed by Gladys Knight) - 01:15:28
Stay safe out there, take care of yourself and each other!
Albums discussed now available at:
La La Land Records
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A Score To Settle
A Score To Settle was initially my blog in which I discussed my soundtrack collection in relation to personal moments and memories. After a number of years, I decided to expand this topic into a podcast, so I could share more about the music. Retaining the same name, A Score To Settle is a podcast about music composed for Film and Television, presented through my own analysis of specific scores and album releases, overviews of certain composer careers and also interviews, both with those working in the industry and fellow fans.
