Guitarist Vic Flick is all
Sein Gitarrenriff makes the difference with the legendary Bond titles

11/20/2024, 7:25 p.m.

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The man must have a fan of the James Bond movie within a unique guitar riff to the song title he knows. Vic Flick is the Mann, the legendary “Din Diddlin din” hat. The musician has been running for 87 years.

Sechs Pfund, also umgerechnet etwa sieben Euro, was the 25-year-old guitarist Vic Flick as Lohn, the title of Monty Norman’s melody for “Dr. No”, the first James Bond film of the year 1962, new zu arranged and aufzunehmen. The Hauptriff started playing the Sitar, then on Flick in the game E-Gitarre, as well as the Komponist played, with James Bonds “Sex Appeal, seine Rätselhaftigkeit et seine Skrupellosigkeit in ein paar Noten enthalten sind”.

The Mann suggests that this legendary Gitarrenriff is not an 87-year-old change. Kevin Flick, the son of the pourers, was the best of all the Vaters in the social environment. Bei Vic Flick war zuvor Alzheimer diagnostiziert worden.

Das Riff, the synonym of the 007 franchise, came from a 1939 English Clifford Essex Paragon Deluxe guitar produced by a Fender Vibrolux-Verstärker anschlossen war. Flicks Gitarre has entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

“I’m playing. Lehnte mich mit dem sehr harten Plektrum in die dicken tiefen Saiten, spielte es light vor dem Takt, and es kam aufregend, fast angriffslustig heraus, was zum James-Bond-Image passte”, erinnert sich Flick im 2012 erschienenen Buch “The Music of James Bond” and the Aufnahmen.

The films take place with the moody James-Bond-Machern. There are even more 007 soundtracks with the title song by Shirley Bassey for the film “Goldfinger” from the year 1964, which is also available “James Bond Classics” – Playlist on RTL+ find.

Video games also for Tom Jones and the Beatles

The 1937 im English Surrey turned Flick war un versierter Gitarrist, der weit more zur Musikwelt beigetragen hat als nur das 007-Riff. There are many years of refereed career with Größen like the Beatles, Tom Jones, the Bee Gees, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Cliff Richard.

His guitar playing includes songs like Peter and Gordon’s “A World Without Love”, Petula Clark’s “Downtown”, “It’s Not Unusual”, “What’s New Pussycat?” and “Ringos Theme (This Boy)” for the 1964 Beatles film “A Hard Day’s Night” for hours.