Apr 29, 2026 · 1 hr 15 min · 34 segments
Really, 007! and Warren Ringham from Q The Music chat to Tim Feehan about his song Dirty Love from the Licence To Kill soundtrack! He also tells us about working with the greats of the music industry…
... great, yeah, he did a great piece of music for Tomorrow Never Dies called Backseat Driver, which is the-
Uh, it's a brilliant piece of music that c- co-composed with the Propellerheads, and there was a, a, an expanded album release where they not only released the version that you hear on the, um, like the official release soundtrack, which is just for a listening kind of pleasure mix, but they did the film mix, and it literally sounds like an engineer is sitting there with a fader and ducking it whenever there's a, um, a bit of, bit of dialogue, and then pushing it back up again.
And you, as you, as you listen to that film mix, you can literally hear the volume of the track sort of spiking all the way through as it's doing that.
So it, sort of just to your point there, it, it's really interesting to hear how they do that, and as a musician, I've always wondered what it must feel like, because as you say, you want ...
At some point Tom was gonna mention this, but I don't know how much you're aware of what a sort of cult favorite track-
... great, yeah, he did a great piece of music for Tomorrow Never Dies called Backseat Driver, which is the-
Uh, it's a brilliant piece of music that c- co-composed with the Propellerheads, and there was a, a, an expanded album release where they not only released the version that you hear on the, um, like the official release soundtrack, which is just for a listening kind of pleasure mix, but they did the film mix, and it literally sounds like an engineer is sitting there with a fader and ducking it whenever there's a, um, a bit of, bit of dialogue, and then pushing it back up again.
And you, as you, as you listen to that film mix, you can literally hear the volume of the track sort of spiking all the way through as it's doing that.
So it, sort of just to your point there, it, it's really interesting to hear how they do that, and as a musician, I've always wondered what it must feel like, because as you say, you want ...
At some point Tom was gonna mention this, but I don't know how much you're aware of what a sort of cult favorite track-
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