Don Black, whose compositions include multiple James Bond themes, "To Sir With Love," and Michael Jackson’s “Ben,” has extended his worldwide deal with Sony Music Publishing U.K.
A member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Black is currently writing songs with Van Morrison and collaborating on various new musicals. Known primarily as a lyricist, his Bond themes include "Thunderball," "Diamonds Are Forever," "The Man With The Golden Gun" and "Surrender" from Tomorrow Never Dies.
“Don is a living legend and a true hero of ours,” Sony Music Publishing UK President, Co-Managing Director David Ventura and Co-Managing Director Tim Major said. “Sony Music Publishing has a proud history with Don and it is a true honor for us to have the opportunity to expand and re-energize the relationship.”
Black has won an Oscar for “Born Free,” two Tony Awards for Sunset Boulevard, six Ivor Novello Awards and a Golden Globe. He most recently received the Olivier Award presented by the Duchess of Cornwall.
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