A film that celebrates our universal love for cars, and the joys that we to go down the road less trodden deserved the best soundtrack for the road. And Lasseter chose Randy Newman, long time collaborator (who won an Oscar ® in 2002 for his song "If I Did not Have You" in "Monsters, Inc. [Monsters, Inc.]") and also signed an extraordinary range of artists to add a great deal of fun and entertainment. The songs are integrated into the music of Newman and Pixar to take a new musical dimension (with a new song by James Taylor), and represent a wide range of styles and performances. The combination of musical genius of Newman with the contributions of these great artists is a fantastic music experience and a real milestone for Pixar.
Randy Newman For Lasseter became a friend and collaborator who worked with acclaimed composer / songwriter in "Toy Story. " Since then, their collaboration has been wonderful fruits such as "A Bug's Life (Bug)" and "Toy Story 2." Newman received Oscar ® nominations for his scores for "Toy Story (Toys)" and "A Bug's Life (Bug)" as well as nominations for his songs "You've Got a Friend in Me" ("Toy Story") and "When She Loved Me" (from "Toy Story 2" Sarah McLachlan sang in the film).
"No Randy Newman soundtrack for looks," says Lasseter. "You can compose the most emotional songs and also the most humorous I've ever heard in my life. He is very intelligent and incredibly funny. Randy's soundtrack for 'Cars' reflects two very different worlds: the modern world the prevailing speed and Radiator Springs, where their abundance is just time. Everything goes in slow motion in Radiator Springs, and Randy uses a mixture of bluegrass, jazz, and pure American music to recreate that special atmosphere. The racing world has many influences from rock and roll. The soundtrack for this film is undoubtedly one of the best of his career. "
Darla Anderson adds: "Working Randy is like working with the family. He is part of the family. He and John have much confidence. John speaks with Randy, tells you what you are looking for and left alone to Randy. And always come back with something that leaves us all speechless.
The Randy has composed music for the film which takes place in Radiator Springs is like Copeland. Worked with an orchestra of 110 instruments to compose this amazing soundtrack. Then he recorded a lot of additional sessions that have a style bluegrass with mandolin, guitar and harmonica. "
Of the four new songs composed for the film, one of Randy Newman is called "Our Town." The legendary James Taylor sings, who won a Grammy ®, and the lyrics tell the story of what was once a thriving city that has forgotten where his absolute and Main Street is no longer the most important.
superstar Sheryl Crow, Grammy ® winner manages to recreate the tension of the opening race of the movie "Real Gone", a new song he wrote with producer John Shanks. Both the poetic and emotional event reflects the excitement and impatience of the public.
Brad Paisley, one of the greats of country music, contributed two songs: "Find Yourself" and "Behind the Clouds." The latter was composed with his producer and collaborator Frank Rogers (who also produced both tracks). "Find Yourself" interpreted in the Castilian version of the band "Dream Theater" titled "Rediscovering."
addition to the new songs are original recordings of two great favorites. Rascal Flatts, a popular country group, created a new version of "Life is a Highway" Tom Cochran. John Mayer, singer and guitarist multiple Grammy ® winner, made a new version of the classic "Route 66" by Bobby Troup dating from 1946. The fantastic soundtrack to the film also includes recordings of Hank Williams, Chuck Berry ("Route 66") and The Chords ("Sh-Boom").
Source: Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios
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