Mike from Hastings, NeActually, Enrique.Jonathan from Pittsburgh, PaAnd if you listen very carefully at the end of the song, you will hear Carly sing 'James, you're the best.' This is interesting as the song is about James Bond, but Carly was married to James Taylor at the time of the recording.Classic 70's sound production at it's finest. It stands out because the production is as good as the product itself. This song is really like 5 songs in one, it has one theme, with nice variations in the chorus and bridge and a nice climactic close to fade out. It's got a nice slow Bond tempo (it has to flow with the opening credits, of course), with some high quality interplay between the strings in the orchestra and the guitars and horns. Ryan from Atlanta, GaThis is easily the best Bond song, but it's also a marvelous example of 70's sound production, particularly the separation of the drums from the rest of the mix.this song was used in a commercial for a restaurant called Perkins.

Zappy from Geelong, AustraliaThe best opening to a Bond film of all time and Roger Moore was the worst Bond ever.Barry from Sauquoit, NyThis song was nominated for Best Song at the 1977 Academy Awards !!!.The musical effect is like a tolling bell at sunset. You feel that it could go on for ever as Carly Simon sings that widely spaced melodic line that spans both the high and mid register. the chord progression, and the way the sound seems to rise and fall at the same time. Gordon from London, United KingdomSomething quite magical about the coda.I wonder if 'Skyfall' has surpassed the numbers of this one yet? Karen from Manchester, NhZappy, you have obviously never seen Timothy Dalton.Coco from W Coast, UsaKaren from Manchester, you could NOT be more right.Dt from Marathon, FlBest all time Bond song from the best Roger Moore Bond flick.

Carly simon nobody does it better