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Roland Shaw, born Roland Edgar Shaw-Tomkins, (26 May 1920 - 11 May 2012) was an English composer, musical arranger, and orchestra leader. Shaw, who was born in Leicester attended the Trinity College of Music and served in the Royal Air Force in World War II leading RAF No 1 Band of the Middle East Forces.〔Dellar, Fred CD Liner Notes ''James Bond in Action'' 2008〕 Following wartime service he arranged music for Ted Heath, Teddy Foster, Mantovani and many others.〔pp. 170-173 MacKenzie, Colin ''Mantovani: A Lifetime in Music'' 2005 Melrose Books〕 He became an arranger and record producer for Decca Records with his orchestra recording for that label and Phase 4 Stereo. His orchestra performed on the albums ''Mexico'' and ''Westward Ho''. In December 1964 his orchestra released a US album of cover versions of ''Themes from the James Bond Thrillers'' to coincide with the American release of ''Goldfinger''. The popularity of Shaw's arrangements of Bond themes led to ''More Themes from the James Bond Thrillers'' for the release of ''Thunderball'' with tracks from both albums released on a 1965 UK album called ''James Bond in Action''. In 1966 Shaw's orchestra released a compilation entitled ''Themes for Secret Agents''. In 1967 ''Themes from the James Bond Thrillers Vol.3'' (released in the UK as ''More James Bond in Action'') followed the release of ''Casino Royale'' and ''You Only Live Twice''. Shaw came back in 1971 with a double album ''The Return of James Bond in Diamonds Are Forever'' (released as a single album in the UK as ''The Phase 4 World of Spy Thrillers'') for the release of Sean Connery's return as Bond in ''Diamonds Are Forever''. Shaw recruited guitarist Vic Flick to repeat his guitar playing on the ''Gypsy Camp'' track. Shaw arranged music for films such as ''Summer Holiday'' (1963) and ''The Secret of My Success'' (1965), and wrote the score for the Hammer film ''Straight on Till Morning'' (1972). ==Notes== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Roland Shaw」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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