Disney Classics Music Collection Sponsored Post (One to One Network)

This post was sponsored by One2One Network. I received a digital sampler, in exchange for participation. The post contains Amazon Affiliate Images.



I wanted to be apart of this campaign because I love Disney. The movies, the parks, the apparel, and the music. The sampler I received had great hits, such as The Bare Necessities and When you Wish Upon a star.




Disney is coming out with a new collection of music, featuring 94 songs. The collections include:

• Disney Modern Classics
• Disney Theme Park Classics
• Disney Timeless Classics
• Disney Television Classics

The collections will be on sale November 12, 2013. You can pre-order on Amazon. The collection is 31.61, if you pre-order the CD. The collection is also prime eligible. It is also available in MP3 format, for 37.99, which will be available on the 12th.

About the collection:

The collections was compiled by Randy Thornton, Disney Music Group's Grammy-winning, music historian.

"From The Studio’s earliest days, music has always been an integral part of the Disney creative process. But when “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf” debuted in 1933, it began a musical legacy that remains unmatched to this day – probably the most recognizable and beloved song catalog in the world. Even though the musical styles range from inspiring ballads, novelty songs, folk, rock, to Broadway show-tunes, Disney Music is a genre in and of itself." (Randy Thornton).

As a bonus for purchasing the collection, you will also receive a collection of Disney music by Peter Hollens and Alex G. Peter, a Youtube Acapella band. Hollens and Peters have received over 100 million views.

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Song Lists:

Disney Modern Classics

1. Under the Sea – The Little Mermaid

2. Be Our Guest – Beauty and The Beast

3. Seize the Day – Newsies

4. A Whole New World - Aladdin

5. What’s This? – Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas

6. Circle of Life – The Lion King

7. Colors of the Wind - Pocohontas

8. You’ve Got a Friend in Me – Toy Story

9. Out There – The Hunchback of Notre Dame

10. I Won’t Say (I’m in Love) – Hercules

11. Reflection – Mulan

12. The Time of Your Life – A Bug’s Life

13. Strangers Like Me – Tarzan (Phil Collins)

14. When She Loved Me – Toy Story 2

15. Whopp-de-Dooper Bounce – The Tigger Movie

16. If I Didn’t Have You – Monsters, Inc.

17. Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride – Lilo & Stitch

18. Look Through My Eye – Brother Bear

19. One Little Slip – Chicken Little

20. Happy Working Song – Enchanted

21. Dig a Little Deeper – The Princess and The Frog

22. I See the Light – Tangled (Mandy Moore)

23. We Belong Together – Toy Story 3

Disney Theme Park Classics

1. The Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room – Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room

2. Swisskapolka – Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse

3. Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me) – Pirates of the Caribbean

4. Splash Mountain Medley – Splash Mountain

5. The Bear Serenade – Country Bear Jamboree

6. Grim Grinning Ghost – Haunted Mansion

7. It’s a Small World – it’s a small world

8. There’s a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow – Carousel of Progress

9. The Great Outdoors – Country Bear Vacation Hoedown

10. Space Mountain – Space Mountain

11. Soarin’ – Soarin’ Over California

12. It’s Tough to Be a Bug – It’s Tough to Be a Bug!

13. California Screamin’ – California Screamin’

14. The Best Time of Your Life – Carousel of Progress

15. Space Mountain – Space Mountain (2005)

16. Universe of Energy – Universe of Energy

17. Kitchen Kabaret Medley – Food Rocks

18. One Little Spark – Journey Into Imagination

19. Canada (You’re a Lifetime Journey) – O Canada!

20. Golden Dream – The American Adventure

21. Finale – Fantasmic

Disney Timeless Classics

1. Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf – Three Little Pigs

2. Whistle While You Work – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

3. When You Wish Upon a Star – Pinocchio

4. When I See an Elephant Fly – Dumbo

5. Little April Shower – Bambi

6. The Three Caballeros – The Three Caballeros

7. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah – Song of the South

8. Lavender Blue (Dilly Dilly) – So Dear to My Heart

9. A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes – Cinderella

10. All in the Golden Afternoon – Alice in Wonderland

11. You Can Fly! You Can Fly! You Can Fly! – Peter Pan

12. What a Dog/He’s a Tramp – Lady and The Tramp

13. Once Upon a Dream – Sleeping Beauty

14. Cruella De Vil – 101 Dalmatians

15. Let’s Get Together – The Parent Trap

16. The Ugly Bug Ball – Summer Magic

17. A Spoonful of Sugar – Mary Poppins

18. The Monkey’s Uncle – The Monkey’s Uncle

19. Fortuosity – The Happiest Millionaire

20. The Bare Necessities – The Jungle Book

21. Ev’rybody Wants to Be a Cat – The Aristocats

22. Whistle Stop – Robin Hood

23. Someone’s Waiting for You – The Rescuers

24. It’s Not Easy – Pete’s Dragon

25. Best of Friends – The Fox and The Hound

Disney Television Classics

1. Mickey Mouse March – The Mickey Mouse Club

2. The Ballad of Davy Crockett – Davy Crockett – King of the Wild Frontier

3. The Triple R Song (Yippi-A, Yippi-I, Yippi-O) – The Adventures of Spin and Marty

4. Theme of Zorro – Zorro

5. Scarecrow – The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh

6. Winnie the Pooh – Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree

7. Minnie’s Yoo Hoo – The Mouse Factory

8. Who, What, Why, Where, When and How Day – The New Mickey Mouse Club

9. Gummi Bears Theme – The Adventures of the Gummi Bears

10. Duck Tales Theme – Duck Tales

11. Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers Theme Song – Chip ‘n’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers

12. Darkwing Duck Theme – Darkwing Duck

13. Theme to Lizzie McGuire (Extended Supa Mix) – Lizzie McGuire

14. Rockin’ at the House of Mouse (Extended Version) – House of Mouse

15. The Naked Mole Rap – Kim Possible

16. Cheetah Sisters – The Cheetah Girls

17. Aloha, E Komo Mai – Lilo & Stitch: The Series

18. Hot Dog! – Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

19. Get’cha Head in the Game – High School Musical

20. Nobody’s Perfect – Hannah Montana 2

21. Gitchee Gitchee Goo – Phineas and Ferb

22. This Is Me – Camp Rock

23. What Time Is It – High School Musical 2

24. Everything Is Not as It Seems – Wizards of Waverly Place

25. Mickey Mouse Club Alma Mater – The Mickey Mouse Club

#Fall4Mushrooms Campaign (One 2 One Network)

This post was brought to you in part by #Fall4Mushrooms, courtesy of One 2 One network. September is National Mushroom Month. Mushrooms come in different varieties. I know there is Shiitake, Portobello, and wild.  I normally get the sliced, white button,  mushrooms in the store. They are usually white and I toss them in a lot of things. I love mushrooms. I grown to love them more as an adult than when I was a child. I add them to salads and meals.

Some Facts about Mushrooms (paraphrased from email and the website)

Mushrooms are the only fresh veggie, which has Vitamin D

Mushrooms help add flavor and nutrients to your plate.

Mushrooms can be incorporated into any meal, morning, noon, or night. You can make a philly cheese steak or top some eggs with mushrooms. You can make a nice salad. I even saute some tomatoes, onions, and mushrooms. Add a little avocado, salsa, or chicken. That is a good snack or meal. Maybe you can add them to pasta or rice. Check out the Pinterest board for more ideas.

Some recipes I liked from the Pinterest board included the Mushroom and White Bean Tostada;Brie and Cranberry stuffed mushrooms; Mushroom PinWheels; Mushroom Bruschetta; Grilled Mushroom Flatbread. I also liked the Chicken Cordon Blue Sandwiches; The Portobello Mushroom Sandwich (which uses a big portobello as the bun, and tomato and cheese in the middle)

Mushrooms can grow indoors and available year round

Mushrooms can pick up a lot of flavor from other foods.

Mushrooms can be sauteed, grilled, boiled, roasted, stuffed, baked and eaten raw.

Wild mushrooms may be poisonous. It is best to buy from a trusted source.

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CourtYard Hounds Album Review

I reviewed The Courtyard Hounds album, Amelita, in response to a One2One campaign. I received a digital copy of the music. The copy and album images was provided by One2One.

About the Band:

Emily Robinson and sister, Martie Maguire started this band to share something new with their fans. Amelita is their second album. Robinson and Maguire, who was part of the Dixie Chicks, have not been in the spotlight in years. The album contain 11 tracks. Since the first album, Robinson has got divorced, which lent a new perspective to the music. 

 “I’ve been freed of all of those time-heals-everything kind of things,” says Robison. “Now, I’ve opened up to other ideas and ways of looking at life and the world. I think it’s not only a more hopeful album, but it’s more… well fun."

"I love this band...the way we explore new aspects of ourselves and what we can expect from each other, both musically and as people," says Martie. "We are close. Plus, being on the road and being in the studio is like my spa from the everyday challenges of just being a mom.”

Amelita Track Listing:

1. Sunshine
2. Amelita
3. The World Smiles
4. Aimless Upward
5. Guy Like You
6. Rock All Night
7. Phoebe
8. Divided
9. Gets You Down
10. Watch Your Step
11. The Road You Take

My Review:

I knew of the Dixie Chicks, but didn't know any songs by them. So, this was a first experience to me to listen to two former members. The album was kind of slow on some songs, catchy on others, and folksy on others. I can picture the band with long flowing hair, with flowers in their hair, with a guitar in the 60's and 70's. The girls was excellent. The songs all had a message. nothing controversial and nothing sexual. yay.  I got the digital copy of the cd last week. One of the first songs, which stood out was Sunshine. It was about someone, who likes to bring people down and who can kill the vibe in the room. Not sure if it's sarcasm, but the person is called Sunshine. Amelita was a good song, but the beat was sampled. The music sounded familiar, but I don't know from where. Amelita was very catchy. It has a spanish/latin vibe to it. Sounds like trumpets and drums. Amelita sounds like a woman, who has gone through some things with a man, and the song is trying to tell her it's not the end of the world. Amelita can move on with her life. The World Smiles is a hope song. The world smiles, if I believe in the good stuff and I open my eyes up. Aimless Upward had a good beat and message. It talked about moving forwards, despite the storms, trials, and tribulations. My eyes are wide. Aimless upward, I will rise and I'll be fine to take my time. Take my time. A guy like you was a slower song. She wants things to work out with a guy, like him. Someone who will smile and be there for you. Rock all night had a rock vibe to it. Do anything to feel alive. Rock is like a himalayan ride. I'm gonna rock all night. Phoebe had a country feel to it. Divided was a good song. She wants him to stay. It has a catchy beat as well. we spend our days together and our nights alone. so stay a little longer. don't let this feeling go to waste. when the sun comes up, i want to be there when you wake. Gets you down is another slower song. Sounds like it has a few wind instruments in the background. You can always love me. You can always love me. You can always love me. and if it don't feel right, at least you tried. but did't you try. Watch your step has a rock vibe. The road you take is another catchy tune, but on a medium pace. not too fast and not to fast. I am not alone. I can journey alone. I will leave it all to faith. It's the choice you make. It's the road you take. 

Media Links:
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Emily Robison on Twitter
Martie McGuire on Twitter

Links To Buy Album:
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I participated in this campaign for One2One Network. I received a free copy of the CD to facilitate my review. By posting, I am eligible for incentives. All opinions stated are my own.