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My Favourite Disney Songs

I realised that as much as I talk about Disney I have never actually shared my favourites so I am going to rectify this right now. I am going to discuss my 10 favourite Disney songs in no particular order they are just 10 that I can keep listening to over and over.

1. Gaston- Live Action Beauty and the Beast


I have been obsessed with the Live Action version of this song ever since it was released and I am still singing it now. First of all Josh Gad is incredible and I just love him singing this song and the acting that goes into it is fantastic. Then Luke Evans in this song is amazing, especially when he holds notes it is just another level. The two of them together in this song is the perfect match. It is different to the original and I think it's much more musical which I personally prefer and in the film it is a real showpiece I just adore it.

2. Friend Like Me- Aladdin


I have loved this song forever it is a proper classic Disney song and everyone knows it. Robin Williams is just incredible as Genie and this song is just a showcase of talent which nobody else will reach. Also in the musical show this is a proper show stopping song that stays with you and you enjoy. I go all out when this on I even try and do all the different voices I put on a proper show.

3. Why Should I Worry?- Oliver and Company


One of the most underrated films in Disney existence is Oliver and Company. I love this song always have done, I don't know all the words but I love it's feel good nature and how catchy it is and fact Billy Joel is singing it could make it a pop song on it's own. Dodger is one of my favourite characters.

4. Out There- Hunchback of Notre Dame


Admittedly I haven't seen this film in years but I became obsessed with this after hearing it in the Wishes show at Disneyland Paris earlier this year. I think I may have to go back and watch the film, although it scared me when I was younger.

5. Friends On The Other Side- Princess and the Frog


I really like this film and this was the stand out song for me and it was well done in Wishes at Disneyland Paris. This is the villain song in the film and I like the tone it sets and the film takes a turn during this sequence.

6.  In Summer- Frozen


Both me and my boyfriend adore this song in Frozen and we love Olaf. Again it is the amazing voice of Josh Gad. I love this song because the fact that it's a snowman who wants to be in summer and has no idea that the hot and cold don't work. It's just a lovely funny concept. Also an amazing character introduction that only Disney can do.

7. Jolly Holiday- Mary Poppins


Adore this song it's just lovely and uplifting makes me feel so happy when I listen to this. Also the whole sequence in the film is just so much fun and Mary and Bert's outfits are gorgeous it's just amazing.

8. Prince Ali- Aladdin


I adore Aladdin as a film which I think has been established, I find this is the one song that is forever stuck in my head, it is so catchy. This song establishes a turning point in the film as Aladdin puts on a persona to pursue Jasmine. Again live this song is a amazing in the musical it is a real showcase.

9. Everything is Honey- Winnie the Pooh


Believe it or not my boyfriend loves Winnie the Pooh and he is obsessed with the 2011 Winnie the Pooh film which this song is from. It's just a fun song and I love when he starts singing along to it so I have a lot of love for it. Plus I would have loved a Winnie the Pooh in the yellow and black striped swimming outfit it is so cute.

10. A Dream is A Wish Your Heart Makes- Live Action Cinderella


The only time in the film you hear this song is the credits but it is on the soundtrack and I adore Lily James singing this song her voice is gorgeous. I adore this film anyway which is a post within itself.

So they are my top 10 Disney songs, like I said they are in no particular order but I love them all.

Until next time

Stacey
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