I'd vote for Grusin's Yakuza. Not strictly a Norris/Lee/Seagal/Chan style kung fung but martial arts for sure. Those sequences of Tanaka Ken (Ken Takakura) with samarai sword slicing through the whole den of yakuza one or two at a time are among the best set-pieces I've seen in a martial arts film.
the music for the early Seagal films was decent too - Nico (above the law) and Hard to kill. (David Frank)
Kung Fu Supersounds puts together some rare slices of OST ephemera from the depths of the de Wolfe library. Compiled of tracks from the The Shaw Brothers’ original kung-fu movies from the 70s and 80s, the album includes cuts from Return To The 36th Chamber, Invincible Shaolin, The Master, Heaven And Hell, Flag Of Iron and many
Kung Fu Supersounds puts together some rare slices of OST ephemera from the depths of the de Wolfe library. Compiled of tracks from the The Shaw Brothers’ original kung-fu movies from the 70s and 80s, the album includes cuts from Return To The 36th Chamber, Invincible Shaolin, The Master, Heaven And Hell, Flag Of Iron and many
