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John Barry Octopussy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Rock / Stage & Screen Album: Octopussy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Country: Venezuela Released: 1983 Style: Lounge, Soundtrack, Score, Pop Rock, Easy Listening MP3 version RAR size: 1896 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1924 mb WMA version RAR size: 1687 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 790 Other Formats: XM MOD VQF AC3 AU VOC MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits All Time High A1 3:00 Lyrics By – Tim RiceVocals – Rita Coolidge Bond Look-Alike A2 3:00 Written-By [Excerpt From "the James Bond Theme"] – Monty Norman A3 009 Gets The Knife And Gobinda Attacks 3:06 A4 That's My Little Octopussy 3:14 A5 Arrival At The Island Of Octopussy 3:24 A6 Bond At The Monsoon Palace 3:03 B1 Bond Meets Octopussy 3:37 B2 Yo-Yo Fight And Death Of Vijay 3:45 B3 The Chase BombTheme 1:55 The Palace Fight B4 4:35 Written-By [Excerpt From "the James Bond Theme"] – Monty Norman All Time High B5 3:00 Lyrics By – Tim RiceVocals – Rita Coolidge Companies, etc. Manufactured By – CBS/Columbia C.A. Credits Composed By, Producer, Conductor – John Barry Coordinator [Album] – Ron Eyre Notes Albert R. Broccoli presents Roger Moore as Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 in Octopussy. Starring Maud Adams, Louis Jourdan, Kristina Wayborn, Kabir Bedi. Produced by Albert R. Broccoli. Directed by John Glen. Screenstory and Screenplay by George MacDonald Fraser and Richard Maibaum & Michael G. Wilson. Executive Producer Michael G. Wilson. Production Designer Peter Lamont. Associate Producer Tom Pevsner. Music by John Barry. ℗ 1983 A&M Records Ltd. © 1983 A&M Records Ltd. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Octopussy (Original Motion John A&M AMLX 64967 Picture Soundtrack) (LP, AMLX 64967 Europe 1983 Barry Records Album) Octopussy (Original Motion 7243 5 41450 John Capitol 7243 5 41450 Picture Soundtrack) (CD, Europe 2003 2 5 Barry Records 2 5 Album, RE, RM) Octopussy (Original Motion John A&M SP 4967 Picture Soundtrack) (LP, SP 4967 Canada 1983 Barry Records Album) Octopussy (Original Motion John A&M SP 4967 Picture Soundtrack) (LP, SP 4967 US 1983 Barry Records Album) 007／オクトパシー = Octopussy John A&M AMP-28074 (Original Motion Picture AMP-28074 Japan 1983 Barry Records Soundtrack) (LP, Album) Related Music albums to Octopussy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) by John Barry The Studio London Orchestra - 16 James Bond Film Themes Various - The Incredible World Of James Bond Rita Coolidge - All Time High (The Theme Song From Octopussy) The London Original Sounds Orchestra - James Bond 007 Various - Diamonds Are Forever - Great James Bond Movie Themes John Barry - James Bond 10th Anniversary John Barry / Ray Conniff - James Bond Theme / Love Is Blue Unknown Artist - The Themes From All 15 Bond Films.

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