Disney’s Planes soundtrack

A couple of weeks ago my toddler had his first trip to the cinema to see Disney’s Planes. From above the world of “Cars” comes Disney’s Planes, an action-packed 3D animated comedy adventure featuring Dusty, a plane with dreams of competing as a high-flying air racer.  He really enjoyed the film and has been collecting Dusty and his friends ever since.

He was sent a copy of the soundtrack to this fun adventure which features the original score composed by Mark Mancina, plus 4 original songs and one bonus track.

Dusty is a crop-dusting plane who dreams of competing in a famous aerial race. The problem? He is hopelessly afraid of heights. With the support of his mentor Skipper and a host of new friends, Dusty sets off to make his dreams come true. The soundtrack is lovely, as you would expect from any Disney film, and the playlist is as follows:

1.      Nothing Can Stop Me Now Performed by Mark Holman
2.      You Don’t Stop (NYC) Performed by Chris Classic and Alana D
3.      Fly Performed by Jon Stevens of The Dead Daisies
4.      Planes Score
5.      Crop Duster Score
6.      Last Contestant Score
7.      Hello Lincoln/Sixth Place Score
8.      Show Me What You Got Score
9.      Dusty Steps Into History Score
10.    Start Your Engines Score
11.    Leg 2/Bulldog Thanks Dusty Score
12.    Skipper Tries to Fly Score
13.    Dusty & Ishani Score
14.    The Tunnel Score
15.    Running on Fumes Score
16.    Get Above the Storm Score
17.    Dusty Has to Ditch Score
18.    Skipper’s Story Score
19.    You’re a Racer Score
20.    Leg 7 Score
21.    Skipper to the Rescue Score
22.    Dusty Soars Score
23.    1st Place Score
24.    A True Victory Score
25.    Honorary Jolly Wrench Score
26.    Skipper’s Theme (Volo Pro Veritas) Score
27.    Love Machine Performed by Carlos Alazraqui and Antonio Sol
28.    Ein Crop Duster Can Race Performed by Carlos Alazraqui and Antonio Sol (Bonus Song)
29.    Armadillo

The soundtrack is now available to purchase from iTunes.

I was hoping to have a Planes related craft to show you today. The toddler has been busy painting toilet rolls to turn them into planes, he even picked the colours as he wanted to make Dusty and Ishani. However, a couple of googly eyes and pipe cleaners didn’t magically turn the cardboard rolls into planes so I will refrain from showing you the finished craft. The toddler had fun and enjoyed listening to the soundtrack which is all that really matters.