Geoff Love His Orchestra & Singers
Geoff Love led an orchestra and singers that became known for their 1964 arrangement of 'Goldfinger,' the theme from the James Bond film. Their version of...
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Geoff Love led an orchestra and singers that became known for their 1964 arrangement of 'Goldfinger,' the theme from the James Bond film. Their version of John Barry's composition had a particular sound that caught on during that period.
They recorded other instrumental themes from movies and television shows in the mid-to-late 1960s, including pieces for 'Batman' and 'Star Trek.' The group worked in a style that adapted popular melodies for orchestral performance.
Geoff Love was the arranger and conductor. The ensemble was active during the 1960s, releasing a series of albums that featured these kinds of thematic recordings.
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