Gotta admit it — the Bond movies have some outstanding music, especially the opening credit themes. Here are some of our favorites, plus a few honorable mentions from the Bond parody genre: (In no particular order)
The Original 007 Bond Theme (Dr. No)
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Thunderball –Tom Jones (1965)
Skyfall — Adelle (2012)
For Your Eyes Only — Sheena Easton (1981)
Nobody Does It Better (The Spy Who Loved Me) — Carly Simon (1977)
View to a Kill — Duran Duran (1985)
Live and Let Die — Wings (1973)
Goldfinger — Shirley Bassey (1965)
You Only Live Twice — Nancy Sinatra (19xx)
Diamonds are Forever — Shirley Bassey (1971)
All Time High (Octopussy) — Rita Coolidge (1983)
Moonraker, Shirley Bassey (1979)
The World is Not Enough — Garbage (1999)
Tomorrow Never Dies — Sheryl Crow (1997)
License to Kill — Gladys Knight (1989)
The Man With the Golden Gun — Lulu (1974)
Golden Eye — Tina Turner (2011)
Quantum of Solace — (2008)
Spectre (2015)
Bond Parody Best Musical Mentions:
The Golden Circle — Frank Sinatra, My Way (2017)
The Spy Who Dumped Me — Michael Buble (2018)
The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)
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