Sep 14, 2024
✨Sparkstember, day fourteen: Music That You Can Dance To✨
Two words, one name - Modesty Blaise.
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✨Sparkstember, day fourteen: Music That You Can Dance To✨
Two words, one name - Modesty Blaise.
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Modesty Plays (New Version)
Sparks - Modesty Plays (x)
The Sparks song, ‘Modesty Plays’ has been stuck in my head for a few weeks now; the very first time I heard it I thought it was ‘Modesty Blaise’ after the eponymous British comic strip heroine by Peter O’Donnell, which ran in the Evening Standard newspaper from 1963 to 2001. It turns out, it was.
From http://www.modestyblaisebooks.com/media_music.html
‘Russell Mael in the Titan reprint of “Cry Wolf", "In 1981 we were approached by Los Angeles screenwriter and producer Larry Wilson….to compose the theme song for a planned TV series that he was writing, based on the comic book character Modesty Blaise." Russell Mael admits he was really singing "Modesty Blaise”, but they changed the title to avoid copyright problems.’
So here is my tribute to Peter O’Donell’s kick-ass heroine, the artwork of Jim Holdaway, Mike Codd and Enrique Badia Romero amongst others, and the versatile Sparks. What a shame the series was never made.