Secret Man

…The Name's Bond. Or it could be Solo, Kuryakin, Flint, Palmer, Drummond, Gunn, Burke or any one of a number of celluloid saviours of the world whose on-screen exploits had the world on the edge of its seat in the 1950s and 60s. In tribute to those who kept us safe in those dangerous years, and with the personal approval of MI6.5, Come Spy With Us brings you a superb selection of not-so-secret sounds from the world of espionage, as shown on both big and small screens - all carefully selected by our team of gadget-happy backroom boffins to represent every facet of spying and secret agency. Many of these are as famous as the films and TV shows that they first appeared in. Nothing has been shaken, but our musical Martini has been well stirred to include film and TV themes from all your favourite spy and secret agent shows from here and the USA, brought to you by a cast as famous as those who brought these fictitious (or are they?) figures to life. Also in the mix you'll find the important love themes from some of the best spy and secret agent films, both serious and tongue in cheek. Over 90% of the featured tracks are new to Ace CD. Ace have had their agents working round the clock to ensure that this musical mission goes off without a hitch. Your mission should you choose to accept it is to purchase this CD in the shortest possible time…

A man keeps his girlfriend tied up in his small apartment and tortures her. She is undressed, subjected to various types of bondage, whipped, and tortured with a razor blade. He also brushes her hair, applies make-up on her, and breaks down and cries in the fetal position. In the end the girl gets free and has her revenge.
At the time of its release Wakamatsu was quoted as saying "For me, violence, the body and sex are an integral part of life".

…The Name s Bond. Or it could be Solo, Kuryakin, Flint, Palmer, Drummond, Gunn, Burke or any one of a number of celluloid saviours of the world whose on-screen exploits had the world on the edge of its seat in the 1950s and 60s. In tribute to those who kept us safe in those dangerous years, and with the personal approval of MI6.5, Come Spy With Us brings you a superb selection of not-so-secret sounds from the world of espionage, as shown on both big and small screens - all carefully selected by our team of gadget-happy backroom boffins to represent every facet of spying and secret agency.

While this two-CD collection does include all but one of his Top 40 hits, it's not quite the ultimate Johnny Rivers anthology, nor is it even the best double-CD "best of" devoted to the man. That honor still belongs to Rhino's Anthology, 1964-1977, a preferable compilation if you can find it. While almost all of Rivers' big, popular hits are on disc one of Secret Agent Man, most of disc two is devoted to tracks from obscure post-1990 releases, long after Rivers had last visited the charts.