The Andrews Sisters
- Type: Band/Group
- Country: United States
- Born: 1925 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
- Active: 1925 - 1967
Biography
The Andrews Sisters were an American close-harmony trio from Minneapolis: LaVerne Andrews (contralto), Maxene Andrews (high harmony) and Patty Andrews (lead). From their 1937 breakthrough 'Bei Mir Bist Du Schön' on #Decca#, they became the defining female vocal group of the swing era, with hits including 'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy' and 'Rum and Coca-Cola', and tireless wartime performances for Allied troops before their final split in 1967.
The Andrews Sisters Discography
- Nice Work If You Can Get It / Bei mir bist du schön (Means That You're Grand) (1937) - Single - rated 3.59/5
- Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy / Bounce Me Brother (1941) - Single - rated 3.52/5
- The Andrews Sisters (1946) - Album - rated 3.73/5
- Christmas Cheer (1950) - Album - rated 3.25/5
- Irving Berlin Songs (1951) - Compilation - rated 3.43/5
- Sing, Sing, Sing, With The Andrews Sisters (1953) - Compilation - rated 3.2/5
- 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of The Andrews Sisters (2000) - Compilation - rated 3.43/5
Members
- LaVerne Andrews - vocals (contralto) (1925–1953; 1956–1966)
- Maxene Andrews - vocals (high harmony) (1925–1953; 1956–1966)
- Patty Andrews - vocals (lead) (1925–1953; 1956–1966)