With Christmas not far away, and here before we know it. The kids will be wanting everything they see and adding to their ever growing list. I have a lovely review and giveaway to help with the present list. Tweet Beats where you can make your own music.
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Tweet Beats
The Tweet Beats just love their music, each one has their very own style and sound. Place a Tweet Beat on a branch of the tree (there are 4 branches to choose from) and you will hear music. Each Tweet Beat has their own beat, bass, melody and vocal in their own music style.
Meet the Tweet Beats
- Beach Bobby from Jamaica – music style reggae – Beach Bobby says ‘When I am not chilling, I am busy relaxing. My music is inspired by the ocean and the sound of coconuts dropping on the beach, I think I am a really good surfer but I have never tried it. My favourite food is ice cream.’
- Jenny from United States – music style girl band – Jenny says ‘Ever since I was a little bird I wanted to be famous. I think I should be the star of Tweet Beats because I can sing, dance and I simply have what it takes. When you are really fantastic like me, it is also important to be humble. And I sure am the best ot being humble.’
- The Kid from United Kingdom – music style boy band – The Kid says ‘The best night of my life was when I won Next British Boy Band. My fans love me, but hey! What is not to love? All I need is a stage and room to practice my moves. If I had to choose between my music and my hair? Easy! I would choose music…no wait..my hair.’
- McJay from United States – music style rap – McJay says ‘ Yo! I am from the Streets, that is a small village in America. Do not mess with me cause I hate cleaning up yo. I used rap as an escaple from the Streets and I never looked back (except when I visit for holidays and birthdays).’
By combining the Tweet Beats you can create your own songs. Switch the birds to make the most beautiful Tweet Beat combinations and listen to the coolest music.
The Giveaway
I have one set of Tweet Beats to give away to one of my readers. To enter see below. Please make sure you read the Terms and Conditions and complete all mandatory sections.
Tweet Beats
Good luck.
Have you seen my other great giveaways?
Dairy Diary 2021 and A Zest For Life Cookbook
Whitney Houston had an amazing voice but the song that topped the charts at the start of her career is still my favourite – Saving All MyLove For You. Extraordinary vocals!
Dancing in the dark by Bruce Springsteen it was always on when I was young
Whole agian – atomic kitten x
Queen don’t stop me now
Spice girls – wannabe
Thriller
Doctor Jones by Aqua – I loved it!
Rare bog, rattling big.
Whistling Jack Smith – I Was Kaiser Bill’s Batman It very often came on the radio when we were in dad’s car and dad used to whistle along with it
TEN THOUSAND & ONE REASON BY MATT REDMAN an awesome song!!
Waltzing Matilda, I had a music box koala bear that played it
All things bright and beautiful – Reminds of school days
Under The Broad Walk
Trouble by pink. I loved that song as a kid
Anything by Queen.
The Old Rugged Cross my grandad and dad used to always be singing it while gardening
Queen dont stop me now
My dad listened to lots of Harry Secombe so I believe as for me it was all the Beatles
Apron strings by everything but the girl is included in my earliest memory
Ice ice baby by vanilla ice i still know every single word from when I was about 11 ….. I’m 41 now haha !!
What a Man by Salt n Pepper reminds me of being a young teen at school singing or rapping with my friends haha.
the reflex by Duran Duran
The song
All that she wants by ace of base reminds me of my childhood because that song was always playing haha
Queen don’t stop me now
Another one bites the dust!
Super Trouper by ABBA!
kylie- I should be so lucky
Morning has broken
White christmas my dad loved it
Kisses for me
red red wine – ub40
I’m still standing by Elton John was obsessed with this song as a toddler
Sugar Sugar by The Archies
oops up side your head
Save All Your Kisses for Me
The Hole in the Ground by Bernard Cribbins
“Don’t dig there, dig it elsewhere.
You’re digging it round and it ought to be square.
The shape of it’s wrong, it’s much too long,
And you can’t put a hole where a hole don’t belong.”
wig wham bam
Queen – We are the Champions
David Bowie – ‘Heroes’
Heartaches by the Number was played a lot in our house from a station that only played old music. I used to sing along to Huddocks by the Number!
Dignity by Deacon Blue reminds me specifically of the year I left primary school.
Spice Girls songs- Wannabe!
Expecting our second child and this would be lovely to get for when he/she is born 😁
Simple Minds – Don’t You (Forget About Me)
Spice up your life
Bay City Rollers song Shang a Lang. Loved it.
Itsy bitsy yellow polka dot bikini
Save all your kisses for me by Brotherhood of Man ( yes I’m old!)
Human League – Don’t You Want Me
Rose Garden
Star Trekkin by The Firm. We used to go to Haven alot and had a caravan on Golden Sands Mablethorpe. I used to love dancing to it and now every party i have to play it and dance along. It never fails to make me smile.
Papa don’t Preach by Madonna – her albums were our car soundtrack every journey we took!
Reach s club 7
The Twist – Chubby Checker
This Is It by Dannii Minogue! I remember it playing on all the rides at a theme park we were at.
Any spice girls songs as they were my absolute favourite growing up as a child
Britany Spears hit me baby one more time.
Any song by the Mamas and the Papas takes me back to my childhood
Take on me by A-Ha
O-Town – All or nothing
Jingle Bells is the only song I can remember from my childhood which was a very long time ago!!!
Barbie girl by aqua. I absolutely love that song.
A Hard Day’s Night. It was the first record I bought .
Manic Monday, my mum used to sing it when I was really little and it reminds me of her.
There’s no on quite like grandma or wuthering heights which I hated
Showaddywaddy under the moon of love
‘Hey Hey We’re the Monkees’ by The Monkees. Loved the TV show as a child.
Sugar Sugar by The Archies
I saw Mummy Kissing Santa Claus
‘You are my sunshine’ reminds me of my childhood as my dad always used to sing it to me and I love it x
Paul Simon, Graceland – my parents used to play the album in the car and i would sit with the lyrics from the cassette box singing away!
the gummi bears theme tune!
the frog chorus by paul mcartney
Morningtown Ride as my mum used to sing it to my brother and I.
Kate bush ….babooshka
Genie in a bottle always makes me think of my childhood. I used to sing and dance to it all the time!
Spice girls – Wannabe
The Kinks – Picture Book
Dancing Queen – ABBA was played a lot in our house.
This is my song 🙂
Christmas songs like silent night remind me of my childhood at this time of the year…the classic hymns
Spice Girls – Wannabee
Madness – baggy trousers, it’s a song my dad used to put on to entertain me and my brothers, we used to jump up and down dancing, we loved the music and my dad could get on with his work.
Little White Bull
Build Me Up Buttercup was the song that was always belted out in the car, even though it wasn’t contemporary, particularly when we passed a field of yellow rapeseed.
Tiffany I think we’re alone now
Who’s that girl, Madonna
Stacey Q’s Two Of Hearts – I used to love staying up late to watch Gloria’s Music Box and catching amazing songs on Gloria’s show and Stacey Q’s was one of them. Loved all the outfit changes in the vid and still do to this day.
The hokey cokey songs at disco
Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
I use to know all the words when I was around 4
Elton John and Kiki Dee – Don’t for breaking my heart
Elton John, my dad played him all the time!
Hero by Mariah Carey, as my Dad loved Mariah Carey and played her music a lot. It was the first ballad I heard and I really loved it.
So many! We used to have a cassette with 70’s music on that we listened to when we went on holiday!
Mellow yellow by Donovan
meatloaf bat out of hell
the superman song
On top of the world by the carpenters. Loved them ever since Cos of my granda ❤️❤️❤️
Aerosmith – don’t wanna miss a thing, first school dance aged 11 🙂
Brown girl in the ring. 😁
Spice Girls – Wannabe
I loved the glam rockers of the 70’s so one of the songs that always makes me smile is Ballroom Blitz by the Sweet
On the good ship lollipop shirley temple
Wannabe – Spice Girls
Thriller by Michael Jackson
It’s a old one but the monkeys, day dream believer
Hokey Cokey!
Lily The Pink – The Scaffold …………I feel ancient looking at the previous songs commented which seemed fairly recent to me!
He’s his own Grandpa.
Bad – Michael Jackson, My mum would always play it when she did the housework 🙂
Piano Man by Bllly Joel, it’s my Dad’s favourite so he used to play it a lot
I remember having great times at parties with the Hokey Cokey
Wannabe spice girls
You Are My Sunshine – my mum always used to sing it to us and it brings back lovely memories 🙂
Kylie, I should be so lucky as got her first album for my Christmas when young and still have the LP
Some girls will
I should be so lucky by Kylie!
rum dmc – its like that, it was played at my year 6 leavers disco on repeat
Any of the Spice Girls songs reminds me of my younger years. One of their song was on the radio this morning and it brought all if the memories back
anything by Elvis
Omgosh probably the button moon theme song – my sister was obsessed 😀
Two Hearts by Phil Collins – it was on the first Now album we had 🙂
Whitney Houston – I Will Always Love You
Little Lies by Fleetwood Mac xx
Bad boys – Wham
I’m your man
She loves you, The Beatles
Reach S Club 7
I’m your man by Wham.
Spice up your life! 🙂
Cool for Cats by Squeeze reminds me of having fun at the fairground with my friends.
Whitney Houston – I wanna dance with somebody
Kylie’s I should be so lucky! my dad was a huge kylie fan and playd it all thhe time
Final countdown by Europe
Donny Osmonds Puppy Love as it was the first record I ever bought.
Lilly the Pink by the Scaffold, my dad used to play it all the time
Johnny Preston “Running Bear” was a record we had for my first record player and I still know all the words
Anything by Busted, I was obsessed!
Loveshack by The B52s.
Save all your kisses for me by Brotherhood of Man
Steps – 5,6,7,8 as it was the first dance routine my sister taught me when I was young!
Africa by Toto as it was the first song when I started watching Top of the Pops as a child. I had to go and watch it on my Mum’s portable black & white tv in the bedroom & the reception was terrible, like watching a snowstorm!
Making your mind up by bucks fizz. Me and my brother used to pretend we were bucks fizz and sing and dance to this all the time when we were little.
Brahhms lullaby as I had a toy monkey that played it when wound up. Sadly it doesn’t play anymore but I still have the monkey on my bed!
paul young-take a piece of me with you x
I saw mummy kissing Santa Claus
Spice girls wanabe. Always reminds me of my cousin.
I’ve just had to Google who the song is by, lol. Its that Superman song by Black Lace
Cotton Eye Joe by Rednex 💃👢🌾
Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep by Middle of the Road
Kylie’s I should be so lucky!
My older sister loved the Michael Jackson Bad album and had it on constantly so any songs from that take me back
Whitney Houston – I wanna dance with somebody
What song reminds you of your childhood?
Roll Out the Barrel, my dad sang this at a talent contest in Bulins . . . and he won!!
Dodgy-good enough reminds me of my childhood as my mum always used to sing it to me with the words wrong! 😂
The Sun Aint Gonna Shine Anymore, Dad played it so much!
Ten green bottles was always sang on Journeys in the car
Yellow Submarine by the Beatles.
I really don’t know there are so many my dad used to listen to music all the time I think anything classical.
Seven Little Girls Sitting in The back Seat. My mum and I was always singing it on car journeys.