The original motion picture soundtrack to 'Enter the Dragon' (1973) - the final film to be made by martial arts master Bruce Lee - contains nearly a half-hour of music written and scored by the legendary Lalo Schifrin.

The Argentinean-born Schifrin was essentially "discovered" conducting his own band in the late '50s in Buenos Aires. It was there that Dizzy Gillespie heard him and subsequently convinced the multi-talented artist to become Gillespie's own pianist and arranger. It was little wonder that 'Enter the Dragon' director Robert Clouse specifically chose Schifrin to add appropriate accompaniment throughout.

Tracklisting:
1. Prologue, the First Fight [2:36]
2. Main Titles [2:20]
3. Su-Lin (The Monk) [4:56]
4. Sampans and Flashbacks [6:19]
5. Han's Island [2:54]
6. The Banquet [3:02]
7. Headset Jazz [2:10]
8. The Gentle Softness [2:40]
9. Into the Night [3:43]
10. Goodbye Oharra [1:54]
11. Bamboo Birdcage [2:32]
12. Han's Cruelty [3:09]
13. The Human Fly [3:34]
14. The Big Battle [4:47]
15. Broken Mirrors [5:54]
16. End Titles [1:06]
17. Theme from Enter the Dragon [2:23]
18. Main Titles [3:17]

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