Toy Story (soundtrack)

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All tracks are written by Randy Newman

Toy Story (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Soundtrack album by
ReleasedNovember 22, 1995
Recorded1994–1995
Studio Sony Pictures Studios, Conway Recording Studios, Ocean Way Recording
Genre
Length53:51
Label Walt Disney
Producer
  • Chris Montan
  • Frank Wolf
  • Don Davis
  • Jim Flamberg
  • Randy Newman
Randy Newman chronology
Maverick (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
(1994)
Toy Story (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
(1995)
James and the Giant Peach (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
(1996)
Pixar soundtrack chronology
Toy Story (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
(1995)
A Bug's Life (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
(1998)
Toy Story (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) track listing
No.TitlePerformer(s)Length
1."You've Got a Friend in Me" Randy Newman 2:04
2."Strange Things"Newman3:18
3."I Will Go Sailing No More"Newman2:57
4."Andy's Birthday"Newman5:58
5."Soldier's Mission"Newman1:29
6."Presents"Newman1:09
7."Buzz"Newman1:40
8."Sid"Newman1:21
9."Woody and Buzz"Newman4:29
10."Mutants"Newman6:05
11."Woody's Gone"Newman2:13
12."The Big One"Newman2:51
13."Hang Together"Newman6:02
14."On the Move"Newman6:18
15."Infinity and Beyond"Newman3:09
16."You've Got a Friend in Me" (Duet Version)
2:42
Total length:51:44

Walt Disney Records the Legacy Collection

Disc 1
No.TitlePerformer(s)Length
1."Opening" 1:28
2."You've Got a Friend in Me" 2:04
3."Andy's Birthday Is Today" 0:42
4."They're Alive!" 1:12
5."'Staff Meeting Everybody!'" 0:43
6."'You Too, Bo Peep'" 0:39
7."Andy's Birthday Party" 1:33
8."Code Red" 1:30
9."A Good Soldier Never Leaves a Man Behind" 0:37
10."Presents: Who Invited That Kid?" 1:19
11."Surprise Present" 1:09
12."'What Are You Doing Under the Bed?'" 0:22
13."Buzz Revealed" 1:07
14."Buzz Flies" 0:44
15."Strange Things" 3:25
16."Woody/Bo Peep" 0:20
17."Sid" 1:22
18."Virtual Realty" 0:17
19."Woody Plots" 0:58
20."Rube Globeburg" 0:25
21."'Woody Did It!'" 1:07
22."Rescue Attempt" 1:11
23."'Buzz, You're Alive!'" 0:32
24."Buzz and Woody Fight" 0:35
25."Buzz's Mission" 0:19
26."'It's a Spaceship, Buzz'" 0:58
27."Pizza Planet Rock" 0:37
28."'What? Hello? A Space Port!'" 1:28
29."The Claw" 2:18
30."Dr. Sid" 1:09
31."Mutant Toys" 1:12
32."Woody's Gone" 0:52
33."'Sorry Guys, Dinner's Canceled'" 0:53
34."Scud" 0:45
35."Buzz Lightyear Commercial" 0:54
36."I Will Go Sailing No More" 3:02
37."Out the Window" 0:45
38."Sid's Toys Fix Buzz" 1:29
39."The Big One" 1:23
40."Sad Andy" 0:47
41."'Buzz, I Need Your Help'" 2:16
42."Working Together (Leads to Failure)" 0:45
43."The Rescue Pt. 1" 3:41
44."Sid Counts Down" 1:09
45."The Rescue Pt. 2: Play Nice, Sid" 1:30
46."Chasing the Van" 1:42
47."RC to the Rescue" 2:28
48."To Infinity and Beyond" 2:12
49."Together Again and a Very Merry Christmas" 1:47
50."You've Got a Friend in Me"Randy Newman and Lyle Lovett 2:40
51."End Credits" 2:21
Total length:1:07:04
Disc 2
No.TitlePerformer(s)Length
1."Strange Things (Piano/Vocal Demo)" 3:00
2."Plastic Spaceman (Piano/Vocal Demo)" 3:20
3."I Will Go Sailing No More (Piano/Vocal Demo)" 3:37
4."The Fool (Piano/Vocal/Background Vocal Demo)" 2:08
5."You've Got a Friend in Me (Instrumental)" 2:06
6."Strange Things (Instrumental)" 3:19
7."I Will Go Sailing No More (Instrumental)" 2:57
8."Thanking the Orchestra"Randy Newman and John Lasseter 0:41
Total length:21:11

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Charts

Chart (1995)Peak
position
U.S. Billboard 200 [7] 94

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