The bubbles ticker my

Djokovsky.

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

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

That's as better as listening to the Beatles without ear, ma'am!

James Bond Radio presents the music of Bond, an in-depth look at the songs and scores of 007,

from John Barry and Monty Norman to David Arnold, Thomas Neum and everyone in the tone.

Hello everybody, welcome to James Bond Radio's Music of Bond, and it's a bit of a special little nugget of an episode that we've got today, because for those of you that caught last week's episode, you'll know that we're having a little bit of a change on the music of Bond, and I've got a very special new partner in crime for this little series that we're doing.

Basically, Tom and Chris have outsourced this podcast, this part of the podcast, to me and my good

friend, the one and only John Williams, who hails all the way from Los Angeles in the United

States, and I'd like you to welcome him to the podcast.

Hello, John.

Hello, Warren.

I can't tell you how excited I am to be here talking James Bond, talking James Bond music.

We could do it all day and all night.

Thrilled to be here.

So what we thought we'd do with, I thought we'd be good to have a little bonus episode here,

just a little short one an

introduction to yourself and actually we came up with a little quick fire round questions that are

music related and I realized that quite frankly I haven't even answered some of these so we thought

we'd have a little chat didn't we and discuss both of us discuss our likes and dislikes of the Bond music.

I'm not there's many dislikes, but first of all, tell us a little bit about yourself, John,

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