Bob the Builder: The Album [Bonus Tracks]

1	Can We Fix It? 3:09
2	Mambo No. 5 3:25
3	Bob's Line Dance 3:15
4	Right Tool for the Job 3:41
5	Let's Get Busy 3:04
6	What Can I Be? (Spud's Song) 4:15
7	Blonde Haired Gal in a Hard Hat (Wendy's Song) 3:34
8	Dizzy! 3:20
9	Super Spud (Spud's Dub) 3:07
10	No One Can Dig It Like We Do 3:31
11	No Prob Bob! 3:22
12	Crocodile Rock / Elton John 6:39
13	Can We Fix It? Multimedia Track 9:32
14	Mambo No. 5 Multimedia Track

Barnes & Noble

Grab your tool belt and your dancing shoes -- Bob the Builder is ready to boogie! The beloved character from the animated Nick Jr. television series debuts his musical talents on this energetic and rockin' soundtrack. With the help of Wendy, Scoop, Muck, and Dizzy, Bob gets the party started with the infectious dance-club beat of "Can We Fix It?" And for those who prefer their dance music country-inspired, our hardhat friend offers up the fiddle-friendly "Bob's Line Dance," on which he dishes out hilarious dance instructions. If rock 'n' roll is what gets your little ones moving, they'll love the special version of Elton John's hit "Crocodile Rock," with Bob and the gang singing backup. And finally, listeners of all ages will get a special thrill from Bob's customized version of the popular "Mambo No. 5," on which he sings, "A little bit of tiling on the roof/A little bit of making it waterproof/A little bit of concrete mixed with sand/A little bit of Bob the Builder Man." With this peppy CD added to his tool belt, Bob the Builder cements his status as the coolest construction worker on the block. Amy Barkat

All Music Guide

Bob the Builder: The Album gathers some favorite songs from the show, including "Can We Fix It?" as well as construction-themed dance and singalong tracks like "Right Tool for the Job" and "No One Can Dig It Like We Do." Characters such as Wendy and Spud get their turns in the spotlight with "Blonde Haired Gal in a Hard Hat" and "Super Spud (Spud's Dub)." The album's playfully mechanical pop mirrors the show's world, where humans and machines work and play together, particularly on "Let's Get Busy" and "Mambo No. 5." Elton John guests on a charming, Bob the Builder-ized version of "Crocodile Rock," rounding out a fun, lighthearted collection that should appeal to fans of the show and newcomers alike. Heather Phares