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For Deram DM 124, they kinda lost their way...for a bit. "Casino Royale" by Mike Redway. All I can say is that, in spots, he sounds like Viv Stanshall. Mike Redway released loads of records on Woolworth's budget Embassy label. I have to admit I am not totally positive this is DM 124, but I am pretty sure it is. Let's just move along.
Posted by Greg Weatherby on September 02, 2011 in Music, Soundtracks, The History of Deram Records | Permalink
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This is just the original Herb Alpert version from the movie, I'm afraid. I'm curious what the cover version sounds like, though.
Posted by: Devlin Thompson | September 02, 2011 at 11:13 PM
Actually - if you listen to the end, this is the Mike Redway version. He sings the vocal version in the film.
Posted by: Spike | September 05, 2011 at 09:26 AM
Mike Redway is one of our truly great vocalists. This song is from my favorite Bond film. I see the video of this Deram DM 124 and its really amazing.
Posted by: casino | September 18, 2011 at 11:59 PM