Barry Gray Thunderbirds

• 1. Thunderbirds Main Titles
• 2. The Hood and London Airport – Trapped in the Sky
• 3. Tracy Island and Thunderbirds Are Go!
• 4. Fireflash Landing – Trapped in the Sky
• 5. Tracy Lounge Piano – Trapped in the Sky
• 6. Penny in Paris – The Perils of Penelope
• 7. International Rescue to the Rescue – The Perils of Penelope
• 8. Monorail Drama – The Perils of Penelope
• 9. Espionage on the French Riviera – The Man from MI5
• 10. Sidewinder – Pit of Peril
• 11. The Pit – Pit of Peril
• 12. Recovery – Pit of Peril
• 13. A Night in Spoke City – 30 Minutes After Noon
• 14. Expedition – Desperate Intruder
• 15. The Hood vs International Rescue – Desperate Intruder
• 16. Evil Plan – Edge of Impact
• 17. Tower of Terror – Edge of Impact
• 18. Avalanche – End of the Road
• 19. Eddie on Tracy Island – End of the Road
• 20. The Rescue – End of the Road
• 21. Christmas with the Tracy Family – Give or Take a Million
• 22. San Miguel Bridge – Move and You’re Dead
• 23. Finding the Fireflash- Operation Crash Dive
• 24. KLA Collision – Ricochet
• 25. The Launch – Sun Probe
• 26. Heading for the Sun – Sun Probe
• 27. The Cass Carnaby Set – The Cham-Cham
• 28. Dangerous Game – The Cham-Cham
• 29. Jeremiah – The Impostors
• 30. The Pyramid of Khamandides – The Uninvited
• 31. The Vault – Vault of Death
• 32. Light-Fingered Fred – Vault of Death
• 33. San Martino – Path of Destruction
• 34. World Exclusive Foiled – Terror in New York City
• 35. Ned Cook in Trouble – Terror in New York City
• 36. Thunderbird 4 – Terror in New York City
• 37. Thunderbirds End Titles

In September 1965 a dramatic countdown, 5-4-3-2-1, echoed on television sets across the United Kingdom.

The steely voice of Jeff Tracy showcased a remarkable collection of spacecraft and an equally remarkable set of brothers. Thunderbirds were go!

A major beneficiary to these new extended adventures was accomplished regular, Anderson composer, Barry Gray, who now had the canvas to work his magic across a wider spectrum of drama, thrills and themes. From the cascading strings which dance around the melody of the main theme’s title march, to the brooding and foreboding brass which effortlessly added drama to many tense unfolding rescues, Barry Gray’s distinctive score composed for Thunderbirds is as much of a character in the series as one of the Tracy brothers.

Delving deep into the Barry Gray music archives, this collection of 37 tracks features a wide range of material from the composer’s original source tape