Shadowing John Barry

The Ipcress File

Themes For Secret Agents

Len Deighton’s classic first novel, whose
protagonist is a nameless spy – later christened Harry Palmer and made famous worldwide in the iconic 1960s film starring Michael Caine. 

 The Ipcress File was not only Len Deighton’s first novel, it was his first bestseller and the book that broke the mould of thriller writing.

For the working class narrator, an apparently straightforward mission to find a missing biochemist becomes a journey to the heart of a dark and deadly conspiracy.

The film of The Ipcress File gave Michael Caine one of his first and still most celebrated starring roles, while the novel itself has become a classic.

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The Ipcress File, By Len Deighton, Read by James Lailey

1998 Partisan Recordings
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this is my version of "The Ipcress File"  I recorded a few years ago...a famous spy-movie theme by John Barry.

this time no  guitars on the lead...I tried to obtain a similar sound  to the ethnic Middle Eastern instrument called "Santoor" often used by John Barry, Henry Mancini, Bruno Nicolai and many other famous compousers, especially for spy and thriller films.

so I played a keyboards Akay, for the simulation of Santoor I used a very good program from East West/Soundsonline called "RA Virtual Instruments"

the backing track is by The Vibratos(Self Gratification with The Vibratos CD)

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Main Theme (From "The Ipcress File")

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