John Barry's final score for the James Bond films features sequenced electr… Read Full Bio ↴John Barry's final score for the James Bond films features sequenced electronic rhythm tracks overdubbed with an orchestra (one of the first film scores to feature this motif). Much as Timothy Dalton's more Ian Fleming-rooted portrayal of Bond influenced the interpretations given by successors Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig, David Arnold's scores for the series have often likewise fused electronic rhythms with orchestral flourishes.
The soundtrack features both a title song (The Living Daylights) an end-credits song (If There Was a Man), and another song from The Pretenders, Where Has Every Body Gone, which was used as a motif for the villain's henchman Necros. Orchestral renditions of all three songs feature at various places in the score.
The soundtrack features both a title song (The Living Daylights) an end-credits song (If There Was a Man), and another song from The Pretenders, Where Has Every Body Gone, which was used as a motif for the villain's henchman Necros. Orchestral renditions of all three songs feature at various places in the score.
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The Living Daylights
John Barry Lyrics
Alternate End Titles Where are you? Why do you hide? Where is that moonlight…
If There Was a Man If There Was a Man Performed by Chrissie Hynde & The…
The Living Daylights Hey driver, where we're going I swear my nerves are showing …