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		List Price: $18.98		Label: Disney Salesrank: 23409 Released: March 5, 2002
		Our Price: $37.99
		Used Price: $15.83
		Media: Audio CD

Disney's Superstar Hits Track Listing:
1. Beauty And The Beast - Celine Dion And Peabo Bryson
2. You'll Be In My Hear - Phil Collins
3. Circle Of Life - Elton John
4. Reflection - Christina Aguilera
5. My Funny Friend & Me - Sting
6. Colors Of The Wind - Vanessa Williams
7. True To Your Heart - 98 Degrees And Stevie Wonder
8. Strangers Like Me - Phil Collins
9. He Lives In You - Tina Turner
10. When She Loved Me - Sarah McLachlan
11. You've Got A Friend In Me - Randy Newman & Lyle Lovett
12. Once Upon A Time In New York City - Huey Lewis
13. A Whole New World - Peabo Bryson And Regina Belle
14. I'm Gonna Love You [Madellaine's Love Song] - Jennifer Love Hewitt
15. Put It Together[Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo] - Brooke Allison
16. Hakuna Metata - Jimmy Cliff And Lebo M

Disney's Superstar Hits Reviews:
Awesome
2006-04-03 - I loved the music on this cd. Thank you so much. My brother and I listen to it all the time.

Disney Always Rocks
2005-09-29 - Yeah looks like it's a great get, if you haven't already got every CD by disney. Didn't know the song You'll be In my Hear was a Tarzan track. Must be a spin off to You'll be in My Heart. Its all good.

Awesome collection!
2003-10-18 - I have to say, that with a 5 year old who is obsessed with the movies that these songs go with, it has made the perfect gift! She spends hours listening to this CD while doing more productive activities than sitting in front of a TV watching the movie. The songs are special to her because of the movies, and she actually does her schoolwork well with these fun songs playing. As a music lover and a Disney lover, we both agree at 5 and 30 that this is a hit.

For adult listeners, the Disney songs sung by "real" singers
2003-07-22 - Trivia Challenge: Included in the 16 tracks on "Disney's Superstar Hits" is the only song from a Disney film to hit #1 on the Billboard Pop Charts. See if you can remember which one it is before I give the answer away at the end. No peaking ahead.

The songs collected on "Disney's Superstar Hits" are mostly from the 1990s; there is "Once Upon a Time in New York City" from way back in 1988 from "Oliver and Company" and a few songs from the 21st century. But the only golden oldie is "Put It Together (Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo)," which comes from "Cinderella II" and not the original. The obvious frame of reference would be to see this collection as representing the Disney Renaissance ushered in by the Alan Menken/Howrad Ashman era, which makes it strange that nothing from "Little Mermaid" is included. But the common denominator to this collection is that the songs are not sung by the characters from these films, or, more properly, the people who did the voices for the characters. So instead of Angela Landsbury doing "Beauty and the Beast" it is Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson.

There are several songs from the less than stellar direct to video Disney sequels, such as "The Hunchback of Notre Dame II," "The Lion King II: Return to Pride Rock," "and "Cinderella II," which would be a minor complaint. But Tina Turner sings one of the songs, so it is hard to complain. In fact, the strength of this collection is indeed the superstar singers. Most of them are blasts from the past such as Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Phil Collins, Sting, Huey Lewis, and Randy Newsman, but there is also new blood such as Christina Aguilera, Sarah McLachlan, Vanessa Williams, and even Jennifer Love Hewitt. Peabo Bryson comes out ahead, with the aforementioned "Beauty and the Beast" and another duet, "A Whole New World" with Regina Belle.

This disc is perfect for grown ups, who like the "real" singers singing the best songs from the Disney movies their kids have been dragging them to for the past decade. Vanessa William's "Colors of the Wind" is my personal favorite, although it is hard not to recall the fantastic opening of "The Lion King" when you hear Elton John do "Circle of Life." On the fun side of the ledger I like Randy Newman and Lyle Lovett working their collective ways through "You've Got a Friend in Me" a bit more than Jimmy Cliff and Lebo M's "Hakuna Matata."

Trivia Answer: "A Whole New World" was #1 on the Billboard Pop Chart for one week starting on March 6, 1993. It is the song that replaced Whitney Houston's cover of Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You" after 14 weeks on top.

Good CD
2002-12-28 - This is a great CD, but I was kind of disappointed that there weren't more tracks on it. Other than that, you and your kids will be singing along in the car for sure.