This is always a treat ti listen to even rhough from 2000 its still great music

Here are some covers of songs from "Thomas & Friends," arranged and produced in a variety of styles, from Rockabilly and big band swing, to progressive pop and 1980s new wave.
credits

Tracks 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12 were written by Junior Campbell and Mike O'Donnell.
Track 2 was written by Robert Hartshorne.
Tracks 3, 9, 10 were written by Ed Welch
Track 10 includes an excerpt from "The Blue Room" by Rodger's and Hart.

Arrangements, production, MIDI sequencing, drumming, guitar playing, vocals, mixing and mastering by Headmaster Hastings.
Cover art by Burnett Stone

Thomas' Anthem (Cover By HH)

Here is a cover I recorded of "Trying To Do Things Better," from the 2005 special "Calling All Engines." This is one of my favourite Welch tunes, and I've been very much looking forward to doing this one. There's something so cool about the chord progression of this song. This song even has some more of those classic Welch tritone intervals. 
This cover was a blast to arrange and produce, and I hope you all enjoy. Cheers!

Trying To Do Things Better (Cover By HH)

An extension of the classic Flying Kipper Theme but done in a similar fashion to my 'Henry's Triumph' remix which copies the formula of the Series 3-4 theme. But this is basically 'if Henry spent half the episode actually getting to Crewe without the infamous accident'.

The Flying Kipper Theme - Good Ending (Series 1)

The Hummie Mann Collection, Vol. 1

Main Title (From "Thomas and the Magic Railroad")

Guard Her Well / Lily & Bluebird (From "Thomas and the Magic Railroad")

Thomas Takes Lily Through (From "Thomas and the Magic Railroad")

Practical Joke / Sir Topham (From "Thomas and the Magic Railroad"

A recreation of The Viaduct Theme from Series 2 of Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends

Original Music - Mike O'Donnell and Junior Campbell
Adaptation - Sudrian Afro

The Viaduct Theme (Series 2)

A romantic-period symphonic journey through a single sunrise that becomes myth. From the hush before dawn to the full crown of daylight, each track unfolds in internal movements, carrying a recurring Sun Motif that rises from shadow into radiance. Wordless choir appears as birdsong, bright air, and distant angelic warmth, lifting the orchestra toward a playful, energetic confidence—the feeling that today is “The Golden Day,” and it’s going to be wonderful.

Through the Leaves

decided to update this track with a version that featured the main melody too - it sounds ten times better than the first version, and I'll be doing the same with "A Really Useful Engine" before moving on to something else entirely.

stick around...!

J.

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Main Title (From "Thomas and the Magic Railroad")

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