Carly Simon first took this song into the charts in 1977, following the release of Ian Fleming's 10th James Bond blockbuster, The Spy Who Loved Me.

 

Back then, Sir Roger Moore played '007', with a characterisation that was full of debonair charm and sparkling wit.  Having played 'Bond' from 1972 to 1985, and appearing in six movies, he was, for many, the definitive James Bond.  But sadly, on 23rdMay 2017, he passed away.

 

Commissioned for the Flowers Band to premiere at Brass in Concert 2017, Paul Lovatt-Cooper pays tribute to Sir Roger Moore through this new setting, combining hauntingly reflective sounds with the type of exhilarating, powerhouse riffs, synonymous with a James Bond soundtrack. Features solo horn and flugel.