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1932-1934 4 Binding: Audio CD $18.98 |
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1932-1934 4 |
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Very influential, but not the mothers of rock'n'roll:
The Boswell sisters, although largely unknown these days, were an enormous influence on many singers of the forties and fifties, including other sister groups like the Andrews sisters and solo singers like Ella Fitzgerald. Their sound was jazz based, like much music of the era. They were capable of many different types of song - they could swing but they could also sing romantic love songs.
On this, the fourth of an excellent five-CD series of their music, there is a song called Rock and roll, which was a...
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* GREAT VOLUME OF THE HOT NEW ORLEANS HARMONISTS *:
This is disc four in the excellent five-disc series from Storyville/Nostalgia Arts, and it features many classic examples of the Boswell Sister's unique artistry. As always there are stunning and significant contributions from the usual suspects, (the Dorseys, Bunny Berigan, Benny Goodman, Manny Klein, Eddie Lang), as well as cameos by the Mills Brothers and Red Nichols. More than half of the tunes feature the fine piano work of sister Martha, and the jumpy Puttin' It On was written by the sisters...more info
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