Speaking of Broken Arrow, which is a very nice score, Newman was MD on it and he did two cues based on the Friedhofer material.
The main title in that one and much of the thematic material sounds very much like the Aztec music in Capt from Castile-Aztec drums and incidental music in that one. Not sure if its his music or Newmans.

I like many of his scores, three of my very favorites besides Best Years of Our LIves are the the War scores he did in 1956-1959 termed a great war triumvirate of his work-Between Heaven and Hell(FSM CD-great score), In Love and WAr(tremendous score-on Preamble CD-suite, wow what a great one too) and Young Lions on the Varese CD. Young Lions March was one of the pieces of film music heard often played by bands in America in early sixties and on TV all the time back then. Marching bands all over America were playing this along with HWWW and Caligulas entrance from Robe and others.

Tremendous composer. Hey Graham, my want list of Fall 1984 of 120 titles, I got nearly all of those within three years after that. Only about 4-5 left on that. Stuck on those since early 90s. LOL. Some on CD now too. I found a store in KC(which has little of interest now, that had many on my list in 1984-I got 42 there over four months). And back in the early 80s there was a great store in OKC where I found over 50 great LPs, including many rare Goldsmiths and others. What a find!!!! Under Fire-4 dollars and many Herrmanns 4 dollars each, all like new. All the ones in KC at the store in 84 were mostly 4-5 dollars each and most were either NM or still sealed. WOW. Got my first copy of In Harms Way in OKC. My eyes popped out when I saw it there. Traded for it too. In 1979 started buying fast from STAR and f rom Intrada(then Cinemonde). Had about 150 LPs from earlier when I really got serious.

Dont have a formal list now of CDs. Mostly what I buy now I get by mail. Not much at local stores these days of interest. And those 4-5 LPs above are hard to find now.