the airport, who bring them to their commander and beat him up before keeping him in a jail cell. The commander then calls Dr. Sonko and priest hears from nearby how the poor doctor has to accept defeat from the soldiers. The commander then leaves and one of his henchmen goes to check on Priest, but is electrocuted by him, the other also goes to check, but he is also beaten to death by Priest. Priest then goes out of the place and into some Africans standing in a circle with him in the middle of it. Priest then returns from Umbria, all nice and safe and reunites happily ever after with Georgia again. Cast Ron O'Neal as "Youngblood" Priest Roscoe Lee Browne Dr. Lamine Sonko Sheila Frazier as Georgia Robert Guillaume as Jordan Gaines Jacques Sernas as Matty Smith William Berger as Lefebre Silvio Noto as George, Restaurant Proprietor Olga Bisera as Lisa Federico Boido as Rik, Mercenary Dominic Barto as Rand Minister Dem as General Jeannie McNeil as Riding Instructress Luigi Orso as Crew Chief Curtis Mayfield as Himself; his band, The Curtis Mayfield Experience, also appears in the film. Soundtrack The soundtrack was done by English/African/Caribbean band Osibisa and charted at #159 on the Billboard charts and #41 on R&B albums. It has been re-issued on CD by Red Steel Music with bonus tracks in 1995. Track listing All songs arranged, performed and composed by Osibisa. Musicians Teddy Osei, from Ghana; - tenor sax, flute, African drums & vocals Sol Amarfio, from Ghana; - drums Mac Tontoh, from Ghana; - trumpet, flugel horn, kabasa Jean Mandengue, from the French Cameroons; – bass guitar, percussion, vocals Gordon Hunte, from Guyana; - lead guitar & vocals Robert Bailey, from Trinidad; - organ, piano, timbales Kofi Ayivor, from Ghana; - congas, African drums, percussion, vocals Additional brass arrangements by Mike Gibbs Release The film was to be released by Warner Bros. but they dropped the film a month before it was due to be released due to concerns about unfavourable reaction from certain groups, similar to that received by the original. The film premiered in New York City on June 15, 1973, which was boycotted by members of the Congress of Racial Equality. In popular culture In the 1994 film Pulp Fiction, Jules Winnfield, portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson (who acts in The Return of Superfly), says to John Travolta's