Produced by record industry legend Phil Ramone, the original soundtrack LP offered selected highlights, expertly edited to showcase the best parts of the entire score. From the press release: 'Quartet Records and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents a very special new edition of Burt Bacharach’s timeless classic soundtrack for the 1967 James Bond spoof Casino Royale to celebrate its 50th anniversary. The infectious main theme performed by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass is just the starting point of an epic comedy ride that includes such highlights as the unforgettable “The Look of Love,” sung by Dusty Springfield, or the epic fight music at the end of the film. The results were understandably uneven, but there were enough sequences that worked- as well as some stunning set and costume design- to guarantee the film's status as an interesting time capsule of sixties sensibilities. Starring David Niven and Peter Sellers as just two of the Bonds (Woody Allen as 007's nephew, Jimmy), and Ursula Andress ( Doctor No, The 10th Victim), the project also included many writers and directors. Long before Daniel Craig starred as James Bind in Casino Royale, the story was adapted as a comedy romp in the 1960s. This original film soundtrack has been a special favorite among LP collectors and fans of spy movie soundtracks, and now a 50th Anniversary Edition will be released on CD in a limited run of 2,000. New release: Casino Royale: 50th Anniversary edition Soundtrack.

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