Hello and welcome to James Bond Radio episode number 103. My name's Tom Sears and I'm joined by my good buddy Chris Wright. Say hello Chris.

Hello Chris. Now this week we are kind of in a sense concluding our James Bond theme coverage with a special guest. Who do we have on the show this week, Chris?

It's only Warren Wringham from C the Music Tom. How cool is that?

It is cool indeed. And I feel like, as we said before, it feels like he's already been on

the show in some way, he's performed, but he just kind of hasn't over the years. So we thought,

you know, doing the Bond songs, let's get a professional on who plays the Bond songs in a professional capacity very well, I might add.

And so he's going to be joining us on the show today to talk about what it's like playing

Bond music for a living and his thoughts. And he's got some sort of, what's the term I'm looking

for? Not like behind the scene stuff, but like stuff, musical stuff that he's going to explain

for us and tell us about, you know, interesting little things to look out for.

And there's a few things that he taught us to neither.

Which I'd never noticed before, you'd never noticed.

And it was like, ah.

So it's kind of like sort of appreciating and growing your sort of listening skills for the

Bond music which is quite exciting in it it is yeah like like you said I a lot of things

that he mentioned or didn't have an idea about but when you as soon as he sort of shows

it showed it to us we're like oh yeah that does work and that's it and that does link to

that so it's just yeah it's sort of educating uh the bond music I guess

isn't it um but in a really cool way absolutely that'd be good so uh I tell you what man these last two

episodes have been crazy popular in terms of like the download numbers they've gone through the roof

um so it seems like the bond music is a popular subject for a lot of people. People are

loving it. Or at the very least, they're listening to the episode. So that's the main thing.

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