Name: The Best of the EMI Years
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The Best of the EMI Years

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Album: The Best of the EMI Years
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Hit & Miss
2)	Beat Girl
3)	Beat For Beatniks
4)	Challenge
5)	Aggressor
6)	Spinneree
7)	Satin Smooth
8)	James Bond Theme
9)	Human Jungle
10)	Theme From -Roman Spring of Mrs Tone-
11)	Tears
12)	Party's Over
13)	Cutty Sark
14)	March of the Mandarins
15)	Onward Christian Spaceman
16)	Human Jungle
17)	Goldfinger
18)	Oublie Ca
19)	Seven Faces
20)	Seance on a Wet Afternoon
21)	Mr Kiss Bang Bang
22)	Born Free
23)	Midnight Cowboy
24)	Diamonds Are Forever
25)	That Fatal Kiss

Album: The Best of the EMI Years
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Hit & Miss
2)	Beat Girl
3)	Beat For Beatniks
4)	Challenge
5)	Aggressor
6)	Spinneree
7)	Satin Smooth
8)	James Bond Theme
9)	Human Jungle
10)	Theme From -Roman Spring of Mrs Tone-
11)	Tears
12)	Party's Over
13)	Cutty Sark
14)	March of the Mandarins
15)	Onward Christian Spaceman
16)	Human Jungle
17)	Goldfinger
18)	Oublie Ca
19)	Seven Faces
20)	Seance on a Wet Afternoon
21)	Mr Kiss Bang Bang
22)	Born Free
23)	Midnight Cowboy
24)	Diamonds Are Forever
25)	That Fatal Kiss

Performer Notes

This CD collects the work of film composer John Barry. It draws from the soundtracks to GOLDFINGER, MIDNIGHT COWBOY, and other films.
Be warned: despite the title and the presence of many of his most famous movie and TV themes ("Midnight Cowboy," "Goldfinger," "Thunderball," "Walkabout"), this 22-track compilation does not contain the actual soundtrack versions, but orchestral renditions from the early and mid-'70s. Tastefully done, but sometimes veering toward the easy listening side of things, these do have some interest for completists by virtue of the fact that versions of some of these compositions are extremely hard to find, or in fact unavailable elsewhere. It's not a starting point, though Barry fans may want to seek it out. ~ Richie Unterberger