Aug 7, 2026 · 1 hr 38 min · 19 segments
Really, 007! explore the many songs of the James Bond series in this semi-regular series... Volume 9 covers the songs Under The Mango Tree from Dr. No, Never Say Never Again & Chanson D'Amour from…
Julian DigbyGuest
Brian CoverGuest
John KellPanelistThree Blind Mice is probably the first song we'll hear, which we haven't yet covered, and we will do on another night.
And of course, the Bond theme is the main piece, piece of music from the film, which of course has become probably the most famous piece of mu- movie music, you could say, out of any of them.
But there's a song on it which growing up I assumed this was one of the most famous Bond songs, because it is, it's so melodic.
In the, on the album title it says Under the Mango Tree, not Underneath the Mango Tree.
When I first went to the Kew the Music gig in 2023, I'd been to a few James Bond, you know, tribute acts, and they play the same songs, the same title tracks all the time.
So I walked into the Indigo at the O2, and I heard Under the, Under the Mango Tree playing.
Three Blind Mice is probably the first song we'll hear, which we haven't yet covered, and we will do on another night.
And of course, the Bond theme is the main piece, piece of music from the film, which of course has become probably the most famous piece of mu- movie music, you could say, out of any of them.
But there's a song on it which growing up I assumed this was one of the most famous Bond songs, because it is, it's so melodic.
In the, on the album title it says Under the Mango Tree, not Underneath the Mango Tree.
When I first went to the Kew the Music gig in 2023, I'd been to a few James Bond, you know, tribute acts, and they play the same songs, the same title tracks all the time.
So I walked into the Indigo at the O2, and I heard Under the, Under the Mango Tree playing.
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