ThreeTuneTuesday - Bond Theme Place 4-6

Hello Hive Music Lovers!,

Welcome to another #threetunetuesday created originally by @ablaze.

This week I have been listening to some James Bond soundtracks and it was hard for me to find my top 3 that I liked, so instead have managed to finalise my top 6 favorites. This was pretty good going I think because there are 24 in total and some are really great.

Narrowly in place 6 is the wonderful Lulu with the Man with the Golden Gun! Roger Moore seems to star in many of the top soundtracks and here he goes up against the wonderful Christopher Lee. As a child, watching this film was just amazing and such a great cue for a film. No top Bond theme tunes would be complete without The Man with the Golden Gun.

Things now start getting very hard to choose place 5 as the competition is very fierce. Again very narrowly Lani Hall takes the 5th spot with Never Say Never Again. This time we have Sean Connery alongside Kim Basinger in a pretty good Bond film. I am wondering why Sean was wearing eyeliner though.

After much umming and aahhhiing, the last song for this week and taking place 4 is Paul McCartney and The Wings. The song was also used very well in the Shrek films too. This time we have another Roger Moore Bond so he is leading so far 2 - 1 against Sean.

I think previously, there was never any doubt that Sean Connery was the best Bond, but I think Roger Moore did a great job. More recently I think Daniel Craig has been pretty good too.

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Who will be in the top 3 Bond themes next week?! We will have to wait until next Tuesday to find out. Happy musical Tuesday everyone, thanks for listening.

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