List of Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends Songs

Mike O'Donnell and Junior Campbell wrote songs for the Series from 1995 to 2003, Series 4 to 7. These songs were not released on TV; they were released on audio cassettes or on videos/dvds (in which case, they were accompanied with a music video). A lot of the time the songs were based off character themes which they had composed and were used as incidental music.

In the UK, the first nine songs were released on an audio cassette in the mid 1990s by EMI, and featured them around narration of a story about a "Best Kept Station Competition" which was told by Michael Angelis. The songs "That's what friends are for" and "Rules & Regulations" have never been given music videos, though, unlike every other song created for the series.

The songs created for Series 6 and 7 were not yet released in the UK or Australia, aside from Winter Wonderland, along with a music video. However, a promotional DVD available only at Woolworths contained three of the Series 7 songs previously only available in the UK by import from the USA or Singapore.

However, on June 10, 2007, a free promotional DVD from the Sunday Mirror contained three Series 7 songs. These were the first from that series to be released in the UK. They are Five New Engines in the Shed, The Red Balloon and Troublesome Trucks.

Season 3

• Thomas We Love You (Thomas' Anthem-US)

Season 4

• Let's Have A Race
• Gone Fishing
• Toby
• Don't Judge a Book by its Cover
• The Island Song
• Really Useful Engine
• That's What Friends Are For
• Rules & Regulations

Season 5

• Night Train
• Accidents Will Happen
• Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining
• It's Great To Be An Engine
• The Snow Song
• Donald's Duck
• Sir Topham Hatt
• Come For The Ride
• Harold The Helicopter
• Percy's Seaside Trip

Season 6

• James The Really Splendid Engine
• Little Engine
• Down by the Docks
• Winter Wonderland
• Boo Boo, Choo Choo
• Never, Never, Never Give Up

Season 7

• Five New Engines in the Shed
• The Red Balloon
• There Once Was an Engine Who Ran Away
• Troublesome Trucks
• Salty
• The Whistle Song

With the dawn of the new era in Series 8, Ed Welch took over as the song writer, to go along with the new music, composed by Robert Hartshorne.

Season 8

• The Sounds Song
• There's No One Quite Like Emily
• Surprises
• A World around you
• Determination
• Patience
• Ode to Gordon
• Engine Roll Call

Calling All Engines

• Busy
• Try To Do Things Better
• Together We Made It Happen
• Engine Roll Call (CAE version)
• The Dream Song

Season 9

• Buffer Up & Share
• Party Time
• Every Day's a Special Day on Sodor
• Brave Little Engine
• Day & Night
• Whatever We Do

Jack & The Pack

• The Work Song
• One Friendly Family

Season 10

• Doing It Right
• H is for Harold
• There's Always Something New
• Navigation
• Favorite Places
• Strength
• Happy and Sad

Season 11

• The Narrow Gauge Song
• Togetherness
• Engine Roll Call HD

The Great Discovery

• Thomas & James Are Racing
• Jobs of Plenty
• Where O Where Is Thomas
• Engine Roll Call (TGD version)
• Thomas Your're The Leader

Season 12

• Engine Roll Call (with CGI faces)

Hero of The Rails

• Go Go Thomas!

Season 13

• Roll Along
• Engine Roll Call (CGI version)
• Thomas, You're the Leader (CGI version; Stanley, The Pack, and the Skarloey Railway removed)
• Sounds (CGI version)
• Determination (CGI version)

Misty Island Rescue

• Misty Island Rescue

Season 14

• All You Need
• Sir Topham Hatt

Day of the Diesels

• Day of the Diesels

Season 15

• Hear The Engines Coming

Season 16

• Thomas and Percy

Blue Mountain Mystery

• Blue Mountain Mystery
• Working Together

Trivia

• The original given title for "Never, Never Give Up" included three "Never"s, however, a recent Singapore VCD release reveals that the correct title is "Never, Never Give Up", although in the song, three "Never"s in a row are used, rather than just two.
• For Seasons 8 to 10, Engine Roll Call appears at the end of each 30 minute show. Some shows also have other music videos, replacing one of the interactive interstitials.
• The Season 4-7 songs have only appeared on VHS and DVD, and were never shown on television, but some appeared in "Shining Time Station"and in "Storytime with Thomas".
• The songs were sung by Tom Penta, Laura Penta, Victoria Ferrer, Louise Roberts and Joanna Wyatt.
• In the Sir Topham Hatt song the ram from Baa! is used but the background from Edward, Gordon and Henry is used.