Відео

These girls were STARS x 1,000

Holy sheepshit, that was the goods

It might be another hundred years, but eventually the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame will recognize these sisters

What a treasure they are

excellent

superb

excellent

So smooth and wonderful! As good as the Andrew Sisters!

Sen. Jeremy Raskin. Gives me the Heebie Jeebie Blues.

❤️🦅🇺🇸🦅 What wonderful memories of the better DAZE honey bunny , ♦️♦️♦️‼️

I hear your mad about the Boswell Sisters. I like your style, I like them too! Donald Fagan writes about them in his book Eminent Hipsters... Tres Cool!

it sounds like they said god damn lol

This is so much fun. I had never heard of The Boswell Sisters but I'll be hearing everything they did now. Wonderful! Check out "Shout Sister, Shout!"

Excellent music My late Dad liked this music and I like it as well

mrhokum - This may be one with Bunny Berigan on trumpet. The Boswells (during the 1930 to 1936 period) preferred to work with a particular group of ace 'sidemen' (many of whom would become big band leaders): Tommy Dorsey (tbn), Bennie Krueger (as), Jimmy Dorsey (cl, as), Bunny Berigan (tpt), Manny Klein (tpt), Carl Kress (g), Chauncey Morehouse (d, vib), Artie Shaw (cl, as), Artie Bernstein (sb), Stan King (d), Eddie Lang (g), Joe Venuti (vln), Joe Tarto (b), Chauncey Morehouse (d). When working with the Dorseys in particular, Glenn Miller would sometimes do arrangements for the band, but vocal arrangements were always done by the Boswells. I recommend this other live broadcast recording of Heebie Jeebies too: ua-cam.com/video/AliWj9J6rFQ/v-deo.html

At 0:47, the shot from which the still most often used to illustrate the Sisters in performance is drawn. As a trademark it is appropriate, bc they regarded 'Heebie Jeebies' as their good-luck signature song.

Swinging at the speed of light.

My. God.

The Boswell Sisters were a highly influential, close harmony singing trio. Real sisters, they were three gifted musicians who emerged from the jazz movement in New Orleans in the early 1900s and became icons & pioneers in music & early radio & recording with influences that extend far beyond their own time. They took the idea of jazz and did it vocally, and they did it with such blending and precision that it has not been equaled since. Many giants of the swing era worked in their orchestras, and even stood and applauded them in honor of their musicianship at the end of a session--musicians such as Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, Mannie Klein, Bunny Berigan, Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang to name a few.

Che mito!! Che talento

Rest in peace, Nick. My heart is always broken from your departure.

Connee, Helvetia & Martha ---Eddie Lang on guitar- 27/8/'31

they look so happy singing together 😁😁

These ladies were 30 something years before my time but I swear I could listen to them all day they are so good 👍

Frikkin' Brilliant then and Still Brilliant!!

Fabulous! I love this! A wonderful version of a song that Louis Armstrong made famous 5 years earlier in 1926. Great to hear a similar arrangement to Louis' classic version. The Boswell Sisters harmonies are amazing!

EXCELLENT🌟 FABOULOUS ⭐AWESOME 🌟

I have a crush on 3 women born over a hundred years ago.

Holy shit. They sound way blacker than I expected. I respect that.

Connie and Bing invented pop music as we know it today

Great Band to see , and hear live. Fierce Playing, Nick Curran, Murph Motyka, Eric Przygocki, and Damien Llanes!!!!

Look like triplets not close on age great parents

The Andrew's sister were inspired by the Boswell sisters

Wow no AUTO TUNE and NO SOUND EDITING.

Yes ik them or better i love there music

Thanks Donald Fagen. Great singing group with the tightest harmonies. 😊

¡Unas bellezas cantando!

mix sibling harmony with loads of talent and this is the result ! unrivaled in my estimation

Love those Boswell sisters.

The Bosley's always had top notch musicians, likely the best of the day wanted to play with them - I would have! They invented the term "rock and roll", and so much more, ahead of their time, and still timelessly classic. We love them - thanks for posting!

I don't hear anything.

20 years old and when 0:48 comes, I wanna get up and dance!

Yo, these women are dope. Vocal play is amazing.

It's called talent, boys.

Nice. This is music. Very little of that today--mostly noise. And wouldn't it be nice if women styled their hair nowadays? These women are gorgeous. And it is always the hair back in the day; women's hair was beautiful. The female hairstyle (or lack thereof) nowadays is a cross between Charles Manson Girls and bag ladies.

mustve been a blast of fun to be this talented!

❤️

I wish everyone could have seen Gotham do this and crazy people in their act in the 70's. What a time in New York City.

1:13 they are so in tune with other they literally sound like a harmonica.

You don't get harmony like that anymore