If Blondie and Duran Duran can do it, the Stones could have too...but it's too late, that ship has sailed, I don't see any nu-Stones being worthy of it. Sorry, but this would have been a good idea in the 70s only!

(yes, I know the Blondie tune was never used, but it's still an awesome song)

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If Blondie and Duran Duran can do it, the Stones could have too...but it's too late, that ship has sailed, I don't see any nu-Stones being worthy of it. Sorry, but this would have been a good idea in the 70s only!

(yes, I know the Blondie tune was never used, but it's still an awesome song)

Awesome song on a slightly underrated album in my opinion. I have to admit I never bothered to buy it when it came out.

I'm fully aware that the songs are custom made for the 007 films. Perhaps I didn't word my post well. I was asking which songs in the oeuvre show that the Stones have (ever had) the capacity to make music of a Bondish nature

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I'm fully aware that the songs are custom made for the 007 films. Perhaps I didn't word my post well. I was asking which songs in the oeuvre show that the Stones have (ever had) the capacity to make music of a Bondish nature

I can think of just a few that have an essence, or possible, of being Bond-esque:

Monkey Man
Gimme Shelter
CYHMK
Dancing With Mr D
Can You Hear The Music
Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
Fingerprint File
Miss You
Emotional Rescue
Slave
Heaven
UOTN
Feel On Baby
Love Is Strong
Lowdown
Laugh I Almost Died

Yes, nice suggestions GLS. I've been trying to picture some of those with a swirling Maurice Binder title sequence, and some of them could work for sure. Monkey Man in particular has that mysterious air about it.