Hi, this is Robert Dobby and you're listening to The Music of Bond on James Bond radio.

Shaken, not scared.

Hello and welcome to James Bond Radio's The Music of Bond, 007th Anniversary Edition.

Now you weren't expecting me this week, were you? You're obviously expecting our man in LA, John Williams, but he is indisposed this week on a very secret mission. So I am just filling in very briefly to introduce this week's interviews. So this week we have three intrepid listeners coming on to talk about the music of Bond. We have Mr. David Stevens,

we have Mr. Mark Collins, and finally we have Mr. Matthew Compton, all on board to talk some music of Bond. So, without any further ado, then I'm going to hand you over to those interviews,

and then I will pop up briefly at the end, just to say goodbye. So let's talk some music of Bond with David Stevens.

The bubbles ticker my Djokovsky.

I didn't know you was such a music lover, James.

Anytime you want to drop by and listen to my Barry Manorone collection.

That's as Barry's listening to the Beatles without ear, ma.

James Bond Radio presents the music of Bond, an in-depth look at the songs and scores of

2007. From John Barry and Monty Norman to David Arnold, Thomas Neiman and everyone in between.

All right, welcome to the show, David Stevens. David, how are you? Where are you?

Hi, J.W. Hello, John. I'm over here the other side of the pond in Plymouth in the

southwest of England. Right on. Pleasure to be on the show, sir. Thank you. Absolutely. Super

excited. You would message me once I pulled your name out of the hat. You were the first person

to message. And I could feel the enthusiasm for Bond, the love for Bond.

Oh, absolutely.

Yeah, I've been a Bond fan for way too long now, probably 30 years or so, I think now.

I've been a big Bond fan.

So, and a big JBR fan for many years as well.

Right.

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