Name: High Road to China
Brand: Import
SKU: 1412367
Price: 14.67 USD
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High Road to China

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Album: High Road to China
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Main Title: Charlie Gets the Knife - (with John Barry)
2)	Airborne - (with John Barry)
3)	Love Theme - (with John Barry)
4)	Waziri Village Attack and Escape - (with John Barry)
5)	Farewell to Struts - (with John Barry)
6)	O'Malley and Eve - (with John Barry)
7)	Charleston - (with John Barry)
8)	Von Kern's Attack - (with John Barry)
9)	Flight from Katmandu - (with John Barry)
10)	Eve Finds Her Father - (with John Barry)
11)	Raid on Chang's Camp - (with John Barry)
12)	High Road and End Title - (with John Barry)

Album: High Road to China
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Main Title: Charlie Gets the Knife - (with John Barry)
2)	Airborne - (with John Barry)
3)	Love Theme - (with John Barry)
4)	Waziri Village Attack and Escape - (with John Barry)
5)	Farewell to Struts - (with John Barry)
6)	O'Malley and Eve - (with John Barry)
7)	Charleston - (with John Barry)
8)	Von Kern's Attack - (with John Barry)
9)	Flight from Katmandu - (with John Barry)
10)	Eve Finds Her Father - (with John Barry)
11)	Raid on Chang's Camp - (with John Barry)
12)	High Road and End Title - (with John Barry)

Performer Notes

The original soundtrack to HIGH ROAD TO CHINA features 12 tracks composed for the 1983 film.
Composer: John Barry .
High Road to China is representative of the lushly dramatic work that defines John Barry's output from the early '80s -- one might even say it's typical to a fault. The sweeping emotional drama that galvanizes scores like Out of Africa and Frances returns here, but it seems as if Barry is simply going through the motions, creating a series of slow, densely textured themes that don't quite fit with the film's Raiders of the Lost Ark-inspired mish-mash of adventure, comedy, and romance. Soundtrack Collector's 1998 reissue expands the original release via ten unreleased source cues that offer the variety that the finished score does not -- period themes like the Middle Eastern-inspired "Waziri," the Dixieland-influenced "Swinging at the Riverside," and the lovely harpsichord piece "Allemande from the Bach French Suite #5 in G Major" flesh out the kind of rounded, multi-dimensional work one hopes to hear from a composer of such consummate skill. ~ Jason Ankeny