Tom Jones "Thunderball" is most powerful and dramatic, I think, followed close by "Live and Let Die".
"For Your Eyes Only", "The Spy Who Loved Me" are pretty smooth.
Yep, ever since I saw this thread, I've been humming it! It sticks.
Originally posted by salmiakki:
My favourite is Nobody Does it Better - Carly Simon (The Spy Who Loved Me)
Originally posted by NikonJeb:
I didn't see your post at first.....you ARE correct!.....8>)
I have a real thing for some female vocalists....I just get this really intense feeling with some of their songs......Martha Davis, Aretha, Carly Simon, Joni Mitchell, Annie Lennox......
I have this really low wuss-out threshold, and they just grab it and run!......8>)
I have a real thing for some female vocalists....I just get this really intense feeling with some of their songs......Martha Davis, Aretha, Carly Simon, Joni Mitchell, Annie Lennox......
Linda Ronstadt, kd lang, Judy Collins, Joan Baez, Janis Joplin ...
Steven, thanks for the youtube link. Shirley Bassey's entrance and the extended vamping are too much. Hard to believe she could still sing like that, what almost 30 years after the original?
Steven, thanks for the youtube link. Shirley Bassey's entrance and the extended vamping are too much. Hard to believe she could still sing like that, what almost 30 years after the original?
'Live and Let Die' (Wings' version) followed by Duran Duran's 'Living Daylights' and 'View to a Kill'. Guess I'm obviously a child of the 80s.
And an interesting aside...one of my clients is a top-notch person in the world of HR, doing outplacements etc. A colleague of hers, in England, is Daniel Craig's (the blond Bond) father. Cool eh!
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that wouldn't be a song - but an entire album. can you guess which one?
