The Grand Tour S03E14 Soundtrack

Apr 11, 2019
12 entries

This catalogue lists 12 entries for The Grand Tour, season 3, episode 14. Details are included where available.

The Grand Tour S03E14 soundtrack songs

Catalogue entries · 12 entries

Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.

  1. Trickle Down
    ALLIGATOR

    [Instrumental] (0:03) Beginning of the Lotus Cortina part.

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  2. I Just Wanna Get High (Instrumental)
    Production Music Library

    (0:04)

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  3. The Road
    UNKLE

    [Instrumental] (0:25) Sierra Crossworth sliding

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  4. No Where to Run / Bandits
    UNKLE

    [Instrumental] (0:28) During the end of the Sierra Cosworth part.

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  5. Tuns
    Baltic Fleet

    (0:34) Jeremy explains that over the years Richard, James and himself have driven almost every car ever made. But there's only one car that they all like, the Ford Mondeo.

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  6. Prisoner on the Lost Planet
    The Senior Service

    (0:38)

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  7. Go to the Road
    Public Service Broadcasting

    (0:39)

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  8. Layla
    Derek & The Dominos

    (0:47) Final montage of Grand Tour and Top gear moments.

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  9. I'd Miss You
    Rachel Portman

    (9:46) Jeremy seeing his dad in a Ford Cortina outside his old school.

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  10. Empire of Angels
    Thomas Bergersen

    Beginning of the Ford movie

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  11. Agatha
    Altitude Music

    (41:25) The Ford Mondeo sales off.

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  12. Nimrod (From the Enigma Variations)
    Sir Edward Elgar

    End of the Cortina segment

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