"Jonathan Livingston Seagull" is a soundtrack album by Neil Diamond, released in October 1973 to accompany the movie of the same name. The album stands out in Diamond's career for its orchestral arrangements and more introspective style. Composed and performed by Neil Diamond, the album features orchestral accompaniments arranged by Lee Holdridge, adding depth and emotion to the music that complements the philosophical themes of the film. The album includes tracks such as "Prologue," "Be," and "Dear Father," highlighting its thematic focus on the story's explorative and inspirational tone. The soundtrack was a significant success, earning Diamond a Grammy Award for Best Original Score Written for a Motion Picture or a Television Special. "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" was produced by Tom Catalano and marked Neil Diamond's return to Columbia Records after his previous live album, "Hot August Night." The album was highly successful, charting well and even grossing more than the film itself, illustrating its impact and reach beyond just the movie's audience.