This is a clip from the movie "Buck Privates" 1941, starring comedians Abbot & Costello (whole 'nother story---Google "Who's On First"). That's Laverne, Maxene, and Patty Andrews. Patty, the youngest, did the solo. They began performing as a child act in the late 1920's, hit their peak in the '40's, and broke-up in the early 50's. Made-up, and sang again from the late 50's through the 1960's. Bette Midler sparked a new interest in this song, recording it in 1973. Oooh. . . . Gene Kelly AND the Nicholas Brothers doing "Be A Clown" in "The Pirate", 1948.
Nobody can Touch these women in Harmony. I’ve always said, “FAMILY BLENDS BEAUTIFULLY TOGETHER.” There voices are Rich with rhythm & fun. That’s why they Succeeded in the industry. They were Fresh, Beautiful & VERY TALENTED!!!
Check out Cab Calloway's song Minnie the Mocher. 1st time I heard it was in the 1981 movie The Blues Brothers. The 2nd time I heard it was in 1984's The Cotton Club. Bette Midler sang her version of this song in 1973. It made her s star.
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" is a World War II jump blues song written by Don Raye and Hughie Prince which was introduced by The Andrews Sisters in the Abbott and Costello comedy film, Buck Privates (1941)
ANOTHER GREAT ANDREW SISTERS IS....GIMME SOME SKIN MY FRIEND. I think there best. The girls were asked by there good friend Mantan Moreland a comic/actor to test out there new song at his club where he performs. The buzz got around many notables showed up at the Harlem club like young Lena Horne and her producer/boyfriend etc. The performance was a blistering success.
I love seeing someone explore and enjoy the music I was raised around! (I'm not old enough to have heard it when it came out originally, but my parents were of that generation so that is the music they still enjoyed in the 1960s.) Enjoy!
The person that posted the video had to show a TV screen of the musical performance in the 1941 comedy film, “Buck Privates”, because Universal Pictures really tightly controls the copyrights to the Abbott And Costello film library. They don’t like to allow posting of their film footage for criticism or educational purposes. Also, the record labels that The Andrew Sisters were signed to really do not like music reactors to monetize reactions based upon their recordings. It’s sad, but there are record company executives and music copyright holders that are just that stubborn, and just that greedy.
To have heard about these Women, you had to be Brought up either in their era or your Family introduced you to them. My Grandparents were this era & my grandfather played in the Big Bands as well. He was a Tenor Saxophonist, he also played the clarinet & a little bit of the flute, so you see for me, I’m only 59 yrs young, but I grew up hearing All of this Incredible music & The Hollywood Glamour era in movies as well. So you see it’s part of a Lifestyle IF you were in a Family who was into this kind of music & again Era. Listen to “In the Mood,” by the Glen Miller Orchestra. You wanna tap your foot or even get up to do the swing, this is the song for it. You’ll be hooked. Trust me 😁👍🏼
I just love the way their voices blended so amazingly - they made it look and sound effortless. If you loved Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers - do look up Eleanor Powell - never as famous as Ginger Rogers but known as the only woman who could out-tap Astaire. For starters, watch their one-take Begin the Beguine ruclips.net/video/0-b4M8jssX8/видео.html
You heard Bette Midler recorded this song some 30 plus yrs later. The Andrews Sisters sold betweem 80 & 100 million records in their day and Its a record that still stands today for female groups. This is a clip from an ABBOTT & COSTELLO movie, 'Buck Privates.' They recorded this in 1941
-------- Here's an alt performance of same song: ruclips.net/video/4lmZiqrqXDw/видео.html Also check out Big Band Music by Glen Miller, he was king in this period, and held the record for chart activity. Moonlight Serenade is great.
This is a clip from the movie "Buck Privates" 1941, starring comedians Abbot & Costello (whole 'nother story---Google "Who's On First"). That's Laverne, Maxene, and Patty Andrews. Patty, the youngest, did the solo. They began performing as a child act in the late 1920's, hit their peak in the '40's, and broke-up in the early 50's. Made-up, and sang again from the late 50's through the 1960's. Bette Midler sparked a new interest in this song, recording it in 1973. Oooh. . . . Gene Kelly AND the Nicholas Brothers doing "Be A Clown" in "The Pirate", 1948.
Nobody can Touch these women in Harmony. I’ve always said, “FAMILY BLENDS BEAUTIFULLY TOGETHER.” There voices are Rich with rhythm & fun. That’s why they Succeeded in the industry. They were Fresh, Beautiful & VERY TALENTED!!!
Check out Cab Calloway's song Minnie the Mocher. 1st time I heard it was in the 1981 movie The Blues Brothers.
The 2nd time I heard it was in 1984's The Cotton Club.
Bette Midler sang her version of this song in 1973. It made her s star.
I appreciate you for appreciating this.
The look of pure enjoyment on your face made my day.
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" is a World War II jump blues song written by Don Raye and Hughie Prince which was introduced by The Andrews Sisters in the Abbott and Costello comedy film, Buck Privates (1941)
more akin to Big Band, less than blues. I'd put them in the same category as Glen Miller.
ANOTHER GREAT ANDREW SISTERS IS....GIMME SOME SKIN MY FRIEND. I think there best. The girls were asked by there good friend Mantan Moreland a comic/actor to test out there new song at his club where he performs. The buzz got around many notables showed up at the Harlem club like young Lena Horne and her producer/boyfriend etc. The performance was a blistering success.
I truly love how you embrace all kinds of music from all kinds of eras. Good for you.
I love all types!
Classic! Thank you for posting❤❤ that song is going to get stuck in your head 😂
I heard this one when I was a kid. Having served in the Army, I can hear it now and it has almost another meaning.
I love seeing someone explore and enjoy the music I was raised around! (I'm not old enough to have heard it when it came out originally, but my parents were of that generation so that is the music they still enjoyed in the 1960s.) Enjoy!
There all gone there becoming famous again I love u patty,Maxine,Laverne u are loved by younger generation❤
Such a classic! thanks for this!
Bette Midler covered this in 1972.
The Divine Miss M album.
En Vogue did a small sample on their first album, “Born to sing”.
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Missed that
Will have to find it.
Thank you
It’s on RUclips, search for En Vogue bugle boy of company C.
The person that posted the video had to show a TV screen of the musical performance in the 1941 comedy film, “Buck Privates”, because Universal Pictures really tightly controls the copyrights to the Abbott And Costello film library. They don’t like to allow posting of their film footage for criticism or educational purposes. Also, the record labels that The Andrew Sisters were signed to really do not like music reactors to monetize reactions based upon their recordings. It’s sad, but there are record company executives and music copyright holders that are just that stubborn, and just that greedy.
To have heard about these Women, you had to be Brought up either in their era or your Family introduced you to them. My Grandparents were this era & my grandfather played in the Big Bands as well. He was a Tenor Saxophonist, he also played the clarinet & a little bit of the flute, so you see for me, I’m only 59 yrs young, but I grew up hearing All of this Incredible music & The Hollywood Glamour era in movies as well. So you see it’s part of a Lifestyle IF you were in a Family who was into this kind of music & again Era. Listen to “In the Mood,” by the Glen Miller Orchestra. You wanna tap your foot or even get up to do the swing, this is the song for it. You’ll be hooked. Trust me 😁👍🏼
WOW😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
The bugle boy from Company B was from Muskegon MI. There's a statue of him in town.
thank you for bringing this classic to you tube. t
You're in for a treat, listen to straighten up and fly right. Best song hands down!
I just love the way their voices blended so amazingly - they made it look and sound effortless.
If you loved Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers - do look up Eleanor Powell - never as famous as Ginger Rogers but known as the only woman who could out-tap Astaire. For starters, watch their one-take Begin the Beguine ruclips.net/video/0-b4M8jssX8/видео.html
Bugs Bunny was my introduction to classical music!🤗 I'm so old LOL
You heard Bette Midler recorded this song some 30 plus yrs later. The Andrews Sisters sold betweem 80 & 100 million records in their day and Its a record that still stands today for female groups. This is a clip from an ABBOTT & COSTELLO movie, 'Buck Privates.' They recorded this in 1941
Listen to Billie Holiday! And U2's homage to her "Angel of Harlem"
It was in a Abbott and Costello show!
It is a wartime song, WWII.
Want to do some more Andrew Sisters? Try Strip Polka
1940s was the age of jazz. check out Hellzapalooza (sp)
Try Artie Shaw, Bennie Goodman, Glen miller
Paty is the main singer in the video. :}
Bette Midler did a cover of it.
-------- Here's an alt performance of same song:
ruclips.net/video/4lmZiqrqXDw/видео.html
Also check out Big Band Music by Glen Miller, he was king in this period, and held the record for chart activity. Moonlight Serenade is great.
I don't know who the other girl is in the trio but the other two that did the remake is pink and Christina Aguilera
Bette Midler covered it... Very well I must say.
Bette Midler did an excellent cover of this song.
Les twins revolution ep11 performance. Or les twins 2014 world of dance
I think Bette Midler did a recording of this too.
Andrews. Not Andrew. They sold about 80 million records.
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I'll check it out!
Watch the version in The Ritz
CHECK OUT THE NIGHT CHICAGO DIED. BY PAPER
LACE
I always conflate this song with Barry Manilow's Jump Shout Boogie. Not sure why really.
Do you still react to music videos?
she hasn’t posted in 4 months…