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  • 1. Main Title / A Clear And Present Danger (05:24) 2. Operation Reciprocity (03:25) 3. The Ambush (09:50) 4. The Laser-Guided Missile (03:51) 5. Looking For Clues (03:32) 6. Deleting The Evidence (04:41) 7. Greer's Funeral / Betrayal (06:21) 8. Escobedo's New Friend (05:28) 9. Second Hand Copter (02:15) 10. Truth Needs A Soldier / End Title (05:48)

    1. Main Title/Clear And Present Danger (05:24) 2. President's Mission (01:16) 3. Jack's New Office (01:40) 4. Greer Signs Memo (00:47) 5. Cortez Arrives In U.S. (01:13) 6. Jack Briefs FBI/President (01:00) 7. Operation Reciprocity (03:22) 8. Blow Up Narcotics Plane (01:59) 9. Try Lindo Brand (01:23) 10. Fire In The Hole (01:53) 11. Moira's Fatal Phone Call (01:43) 12. Ambush (09:53) 13. Casket Arrival (02:46) 14. The Laser-Guided Missile (03:55) 15. Jack Sees Bombing (00:59) 16. Looking For Clues [Film Ending] (03:39) 17. Cortez Is Watched (02:46) 18. Greer's Last Hospital (01:43) 19. Deleting The Evidence (04:43) 1. Greer's Funeral/Betrayal (06:22) 2. Chavez Sees Prisoners (01:30) 3. Escobedo's New Friend Part 2 (03:21) 4. Second Hand Copter (02:14) 5. Rebuffed [Not In Film] (01:08) 6. Escobedo's New Friend Part 1 (01:40) 7. Cortez Kills Escobedo (02:50) 8. Finding The Prisoners [Film Version] (01:27) 9. Jack Creates Diversion (01:35) 10. Woodroom/Finale (04:35) 11. Escobedo's New Friend Part 3 (02:02) 12. Truth Needs A Soldier/End Title (05:48)



  • Recording dates: 14–17, 20–24, 27–29 and July 13, 1994,
    Orchestrations: Don Davis
    Music preparation: Bob Bornstein
    Sound engineer: Shawn Murphy
    Music Editor: Joe E. Rand
    Supervising Music Editor: Jim Henrikson
    Musicians: Michael Fisher, Ralph Grierson, Tony Hinnigan, James Horner, Randy Kerber, Mike Taylor, Ian Underwood, Kazu Matsui
    Studio: Todd-AO Scoring Stage, Studio City
    Music contractor: Nathan Kaproff
    French horn: James Thatcher

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