If You Asked Me To (Licence To Kill) - James Bond Music Cover

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[@sergiocampanale3882]

And in the blink of a fish's eye, Timothy Dalton's time as James Bond was over. Brief, even briefer than Colin Baker's contemporary 'career' as Doctor Who. But there are those who as kids watched then rise and fall in a breath who still appreciate them as mature adults, too strange and too 'against the grain' for their day, only now are they appreciated as they ought to be. That said, wonderful to see this covered and an another excellent cover!

[@patrick4662]

why don't you wait until your asked?

[@sergiocampanale3882]

@@patrick4662 Thanks for finishing it!

[@jmua8450]

Bittersweet song for me. Dalton was my favorite Bond. It seems like a farewell to the classic Bond era too. And the 80s of course.

[@dudemcmann6936]

I just watched this last night. Love this song and License To Kill is one of my 10 favorite Bond themes!

[@markeastwood74]

I've always had a soft spot for this one, even if it's not what you would expect for a Bond soundtrack. And Kerry's vocals are immaculate. Love it! 😍

[@tph2010]

It's a great end song, a soothing contrast with the brutal movie we've just seen.

[@FlaviusAetius451]

​@@tph2010 when this underrated brilliant Bond film ended it felt like this is the goodbye song from the brilliant Timothy Dalton era its like the end of the classic Bond movies. Wish Tim to do moore but he had enough that long lawsuit thing.

[@abruegger007]

Wow! The singing was fantastic! Superb!

[@jethryk]

This is lovely, I wondered if you'd done this one. Kerry's great, really does it justice, on a par with Patti LaBelle and I prefer this to Celine Dion's version. She seems to more in the style of Patti LaBelle which is of course more in keeping with the movie. Everyone seem to forget this song even when you see the likes of Calvin Dyson, David Zaritsky and Joseph Darlington review it, it never seems to get a mention.

[@Canaris101]

Danke!

[@MickeyLeeBukowski]

Yay! You did it!

[@starlight9335]

Graceful to the Tee

[@TheSocialDistorter]

The last song of the real 007 films, when we slept with a Maurice prelude and a Rolex, and awoken with something else... 😢

[@josephryan362]

When I have watched Licence to kill I don't think I heard this song

[@QTheMusicShow]

Definitely there! It comes right at the end, starts with the winking fish!!

[@josephryan362]

@@QTheMusicShow I probably didn't hear it in licence to kill because I didn't watch it all the way through and I love your content and videos from you bigger fan Joseph Ryan I listened to your music in my family's car

[@QTheMusicShow]

@@josephryan362 thank you! Got some all new videos to come in next few days and weeks...

[@tph2010]

@@QTheMusicShow love that fish

[@carsyourdaddrove]

It was a really nice way for Timothy Dalton to bow out.

[@luvhart]

This is a much better cover than Celine Dions👍🏻

[@matthewperris]

So why don't you ask me?

[@patgorden5002]

SHE SOUNDS A HOT ASS MESS! 😂😂😂