One of the classy things about the Bond movie franchise was its constant featuring of some very catchy theme songs sung by some of the music industry’s biggest names such as Shirley Bassey, Tina Turner, Adele, Wings, and Tom Jones.
And in the above superb medley of all 25 Bond* songs (from Dr No to No Time To Die) some super talented young Brits do them justice with their covers and dare we say it some may even be an improvement upon the original. Definitely.
To watch and listen to the 23-minute-long medley just click the play button at the left of the feature image above.
Watch and listen, it’s remarkable what they’ve managed to do.
The medley was produced by Alchemistic Records in the English city of Nottingham and a full list of the songs and artists follow:
- Diamonds Are Forever (Shirley Bassey) – LDYA
- A View To A Kill (Duran Duran) – Esports Player
- Die Another Day (Madonna) – Holly Fallon
- Golden Eye (Tina Turner) – Chai Larden
- Gold Finger (Shirley Bassey) –Lady Rose
- We Have All The Time In The World (Louis Armstrong) – Ted Mills
- You Only Live Twice (Nancy Sinatra) Alice Robbins, Brown Fang
- Tomorrow Never Dies (Sheryl Crow) – GEORGIE
- The Living Daylights (A-Ha) – Project Zeus
- The Man with the Golden Gun (Lulu) – Echo Stranger
- From Russia with Love (Matt Monro) – Jimi Mack
- License to Kill (Gladys Knight) – Nadia Rae & Kay Flo
- Live and Let Die (Wings) – Sharp Class
- Skyfall (Adele) – Esther Van Leuven
- For Your Eyes Only (Sheena Easton) – Ella Chambers
- Nobody Does It Better (Carly Simon) – Soft Girls & Boys Club
- Thunderball (Tom Jones) – Joel Black
- The World Is Not Enough (Garbage) – Aphrodite
- Another Way To Die (Alicia Keys & Jack White) – Morton & Jade
- You Know My Name (Chris Cornell) – Reflekter
- Moonraker (Shirley Bassey) – NTU Chamber Choir
- The Writing’s on the Wall (Sam Smith) – Ben Hibbert
- All-Time High (Rita Coolidge) – Jake Burns
- No Time To Die (Billie Eilish) – Betsey
- Main Theme/Dr No (Monty Norman/John Barry) Various
*Not counting the 1967 version of Casino Royale or 1983’s unofficial Never Say Never Again.
