Description

 Mostly remembered for their music, rich in sweetness and optimism, the Andrews Sisters were loved by the many troops they tirelessly entertained during World War II. During their career, the amazing trio recorded more than 1,800 songs and sold over 90 million records. Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the Andrews Sisters began their music careers when they were still in their teens. In 1932, they began singing accompanied by the Larry Rich Orchestra. Together, they toured the Midwest and performed in vaudevilles. Another group of sisters, the Boswell Sisters, of
New Orleans, influenced the Andrews Sisters' Dixieland style. Soon, the Andrews trio broadened their style to include ballads of the swing era, South American dance songs, boogie woogie and other novelty sounds. They had Patty as the lead soprano, Maxene as the second soprano and LaVerne completed the sound with a resonant
contralto or bass. The legendary singing trio of the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s are the most successful female singing group in history and were the worldΓ??s top selling group until the Beatles arrived. 
THE ANDREWS SISTERS: RUM & COCA COLA

Label: Remember


THE ANDREWS SISTERS
LaVerne Sophie Andrews (contralto)
Maxene Angelyn Andrews (soprano)
Patricia (Patty) Marie Andrews, (solista)

TRACKS/FAIXAS:
1. Rhum & Coca Cola 
2. Sing, sing, sing 
3. Bei mir bist du schoen 
4. The woodpecker song 
5. Beer barrel polka 
6. Lullaby of broadway 
7. Said, si si 
8. Rhumboogie 
9. Joseph, joseph 
10. Ti-pi-tin 
11. Boogie woogie bugle boy 
12. Sonny boy 
13. Oh, johnny! Oh, johnny! 
14. Begin the beguine 
15. Tuxedo junction 
16. Three little sisters 
17. Strip Polka 
18. Shoo, shoo, baby 
19. Tico-Tico 
20. In the mood