Madonna, who also had a cameo role in the film.
Madonna
She remade two James Bond theme songs, Diamonds Are Forever and Goldfinger, but she hasn't done an original James Bond theme song herself.
Matt Munroe sang the theme song to From Russia with Love.
No. Tina sang the theme song to the James Bond movie "GoldenEye". Shirley Bassey sang the theme song to "Goldfinger".
It was Rita Coolidge, and the song was "All Time High".
The theme song from the 1963 movie had no singer. There are lyrics by Matt Monro, but no one sang them for the movie. Not strictly true. The song was sung at the END of the film, but it was still the theme tune.
She remade two James Bond theme songs, Diamonds Are Forever and Goldfinger, but she hasn't done an original James Bond theme song herself.
Matt Munroe sang the theme song to From Russia with Love.
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No. Tina sang the theme song to the James Bond movie "GoldenEye". Shirley Bassey sang the theme song to "Goldfinger".
The title song for the James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies was performed by country singer Sheryl Crow. Another version sung by k.d. lang was originally to have been the main theme, but was retitled Surrender and relegated to the end credits.
It was Rita Coolidge, and the song was "All Time High".
The theme song for Goldeneye was sung by Tina Turner.
The only person who has recorded a song for a James Bond film and also been an actor in the same film was Madonna, who performed the title song for Die Another Day (2002) and appeared in a cameo as Verity, a fencing instructor.
The theme song from the 1963 movie had no singer. There are lyrics by Matt Monro, but no one sang them for the movie. Not strictly true. The song was sung at the END of the film, but it was still the theme tune.
During her lifetime, Whitney Houston did not perform any of the title songs for the James Bond films. She did however sing the main theme for the 1992 film The Bodyguard, starring Kevin Costner.
every James Bond film has a different artist singing the theme song
No. The song "Goldfinger" was performed by Shirley Bassey.