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Lalo Schifrin  Main Performer

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2 The Eagle Has Landed (Main Title) Schifrin 2:26
3 Eagle Falls in Love Schifrin 5:19
6 The Eagle's Enemy Schifrin 1:26
8 The Eagle Grows, Pt. 1 Schifrin 2:58
9 Steiner Schifrin 1:27
12 Eagle Goes to Church Schifrin 2:18
13 The Eagle Grows, Pt. 2 Schifrin 2:39
16 Eagle in Danger Schifrin 3:53
17 The Swan Schifrin 1:27
20 The Eagle's Bite Schifrin 2:31
21 Flight of the Eagles Schifrin 3:08
24 Eagle's Resoulution Schifrin 2:18
25 Eagles Are Landing Schifrin 3:04
26 Eagle Discovered Schifrin 2:40
29 Eagle Versus Fox Schifrin 4:34
30 Paratrooper Plays Organ Schifrin 1:17
32 The Hound Schifrin 3:17
33 Dogs Schifrin 1:47
34 The Eagle Has Landed (End Credits) [March] Schifrin 2:24
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The Eagle Has Landed

Audio Compact Disc [Original Score]

Label: Aleph

The Eagle Has Landed

UPC: 651702633029

Release Date: 04/06/1999

Original Release Date: 04/06/1999

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [The Eagle Has Landed (Main Title), Eagle Falls in Love, The Eagle's Enemy, The Eagle Grows, Pt. 1, Steiner, Eagle Goes to Church, The Eagle Grows, Pt. 2, Eagle in Danger, The Swan, The Eagle's Bite, Flight of the Eagles, Eagle's Resoulution, Eagles Are Landing, Eagle Discovered, Eagle Versus Fox, Paratrooper Plays Organ, The Hound, Dogs, The Eagle Has Landed (End Credits) [March]]
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William Ruhlmann

Lalo Schifrin has done some of his best work as a film and television score composer with action/adventure stories and thrillers, so it's no surprise that his work on the war drama The Eagle Has Landed (which concerns a fictional plot to kidnap Winston Churchill) was one of his better efforts, full of tense, rhythmic music that complemented the suspense plot. Schifrin released some of the music on a 1978 soundtrack album on Entr'acte Records along with music from his score for The Four Musketeers, but now that he had his own record label, he was able to put a more complete version on disc. Apparently this is the score as originally recorded in 1977, most of which sat on the shelf for 22 years. Schifrin was right to resurrect it, since it shows off his strengths as a score composer. By itself, it makes for an anxious listening experience. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi