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A Man In A Suitcase - Ron Grainer (a British show I've never seen, but I've always loved this theme)
Modesty (Modesty Blaise Theme) - Eddie Palmieri & Cal Tjader (not the original sdtrk but in this case that's better. Great latin jazz version. Shimmery vibes. Yeah.)
Arabesque - Henry Mancini & His Orchestra (from the Gregory Peck / Sophia Loren spy movie. One of Mancini's exotic spy scores)
Mission: Impossible - Lalo Schifrin (longer arrangement. Cool to hear them stretch out on this.)
The Prisoner - Neil Norman (an alternative version, longer)
From Russia WIth Love - Count Basie (jazzier, of course)
Goldfinger [instrumental version] - John Barry (almost like a surf guitar! From the original soundtrack)
Venice After Dark - Lalo Schifrin (Never saw this movie though it starred Robert Vaughn. Perfect mood setter for euro espionage)
Danger Man (High Wire) - Bob Leaper Orchestra (one of the precursors to Secret Agent Man and then The Prisoner. Lots of electric harpsichord and electric piano in spy jazz. They liked very cold sounding instruments for the cold war)
Seven Faces - John Barry (another Barry TV theme)
Jonny Quest - Hoyt Curtin (the well known TV version. The horn charts on this were so tricky it was regularly used for auditioning brass players)
Jungle Beat - Hugo Montenegro (from the Man from UNCLE. Rocking!)
Experiment In Terror - Henry Mancini (massively ominous!)
Run Spy Run - Hugo Montenegro (more Man from UNCLE)
Dr. No's Theme Monty Norman (more hypno calypso)
Danube Incident - Lalo Schifrin (Many of you would recognize this as the track that was sampled for Portishead's "Sour Times")
On the ones where Hugo Montenegro is credited, he wasn't the composer. The official soundtrack was released under his name.