ELIZABETH COOK has been making music all her life. She started performing on stage with her father at four and had her own band at nine. And even though she graduated college with dual degrees in Accounting and Computer Information Systems, her first love was music and her life went in that direction and hasn't looked back.
The song she sings for Disney is an old classic. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah was written in 1946 for the movie Song of the South, Disney's first live action movie. I'm not really a fan of Cook's music or her voice, but she seems to fit quite well with this song. I find that her voice sounds like a cartoon so it is only fitting that she sings the song that, in my mind, is a bunch of cartoon characters being goofy and taking me for a ride in the Splash Mountain attraction at Disneyland.
Over the years, many musical artists have paid tribute to the music of Disney. This blog pays tribute to those artists.
You won't find any original Disney songs here, these are all covers, interpretations and variations on the tunes we all love.
About Kurtis Findlay
Kurtis has been singing Disney songs for as long as he can remember. He has created this blog as a means to connect with other Disney fans over the world.
Covering the Mouse is not associated with Disney or any major record label. If you wish to have a song removed from my site, please email me and I will be happy to comply.
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