yes, wilbert nothing else its just wilberts theme i promise

Wilbert's Theme

At night, when the other engines are tucked in their sheds, you can still hear the far away call of an engine's whistle and the clickety clack of train wheels turning.  This is the sound of 'The Flying Kipper'.  The long train is pulled by Henry the big green engine, as the load is too heavy for any smaller engine to do alone.  The fish is loaded into trucks at the harbors, and the engine pulls his train through the silent countryside on his way to deliver his special load.

I got the idea to make this after hearing the track 'Henry's Night Train' on Mike O'Donnell's CD album 'The Engine Themes Vol 2', and I wanted to redo it keeping it more to the original post train theme from series 3, ie transposing it back to the original key (D major) and having the original instruments play their respective parts (of course with some liberties of the new one and the original night train song from series 5)  The track also did not have much of Henry's theme in it, so it was my main goal to have it be the main melody, such as if it were to be used in a flying kipper episode to really make it Henry's.
Link to the original Henry and the Night Train: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYhtO9X_s8I&list=OLAK5uy_lH7Z8k0bu_Bbms5fOp9pkdB5LOl40OMnI&index=2

Henry's Night Train Theme REVISED

HORNBY Motor Whirring Sound

Arranged in Mixcraft 9
Synths by: Leah and Connor 
Original Theme: Mike O'Donnell and Junior Campbell.

Info: I am so sorry that i haven't been on soundcloud for 3 months, I've been feeling mentally drained cause of school and other personal business I won't get into, but here, Thank you connor for helping me get the notes right aswell, Much appreciated

Boco's Fanfare S2

I prefer this style of ending, the Series 3 onward way is good too though
Midi by someone? i don't know who
Instruments by JustinTheIdiot, Ctech, EthanTheEngine7 and Me
Big thanks to John's Driver for the help with this

The End Credits (Series 1 - 3)

Hy Kasch dir. unknown personnel.

Silver Screen 151 mx. B 1141

Los Angeles, CA, c. January 1926

Hy Kasch and his Greater Orchestra - What Can I Say, After I Say I'm Sorry - 1926

Instrumentation and personnel unknown.

Broadway 1516 mx. L-1597-2

Grafton, Wisconsin, c. June, 1932.

Hy Kasch and his Greater Orchestra - What Can I Say, After I Say I'm Sorry - 1926

Henry Parsons

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