James Bond Sextet

The Wayne Relationship Sextet was a studio-only group formed to record an album, The Wayne Bond Songbook, targeted at exploit the recognition of the Wayne Bond film personality in the mid-’60s. Fortuitously, the first choice of the sextet was a well known LA jazz and program bassist actually called Wayne Relationship, though he generally passed the name of Jimmy Relationship on recording times. The other users from the six-piece included tenor saxophonist Harold Property, himself a reputed jazz recording musician; drummer John Guarin; pianist Joe Parnello; trumpeter Bobby Bryant; and flute/tenor sax participant Pal Collette, with Dick Grove acknowledged as arranger. The record did feature great jazz-oriented preparations of five Adam Bond movie designs (“Thunderball,” “From Russia with Appreciate,” “007 Theme from Dr. No,” “Goldfinger,” and “Adam Connection Theme”) that got actually been found in movies featuring the Adam Bond personality by enough time the LP arrived in 1965. Nevertheless, though the various other tracks bore game titles found in Ian Fleming books with the Adam Bond character which were eventually converted to movies, we were holding not really the themes in fact found in the movies, which obviously had however to be produced. Rather, these were straight-ahead instrumental jazz compositions, co-written by bassist Connection and Warren Baker. The record was reissued, with added traditional liner records, on Compact disc by BGP in 2006.