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They attained national prominence in the United States in the 1930s during the twilight of the Jazz Age and the onset of the Great Depression. [2] After the trio split in 1936, Connie continued as a solo vocalist in radio, film, and later television for an additional quarter century. [2] .
The Boswell Sisters waren eine US-amerikanische Jazz-Girlgroup aus New Orleans, die in den 1930er Jahren große Popularität genoss. Das Vokalensemble bestand aus drei Schwestern: Martha „Daot“ Lloyd, geborene Boswell Constance „Connee“ Boswell Helvetia „Vet“ Jones, geborene Boswell
25. Apr. 2024 · The Boswell Sisters, American jazz vocal trio noted for intricate harmonies and rhythmic experimentation; they were also a major influence on vocal artists such as Ella Fitzgerald and the Andrews Sisters. The three Boswell sisters were Martha, Connee, and Helvetia, and their heyday was 1930–35.
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1930-1936 by The Boswell Sisters released in 1997. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
21. Mai 2011 · Subscribed. 2K. 152K views 12 years ago. April 23, 1931 House Orchestra: Mannie Klein or Jack Purvis (tpt) Tommy Dorsey (tbn) Jimmy Dorsey (cl, as) Joe Venuti (vln) Arthur Schutt (p) Eddie Lang (g)...
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28. Mai 2015 · With over one-hundred recorded tunes and an established career in radio from 1930 until their untimely break-up in 1936, and an inimitable style that has never been matched, they were among the greatest musical stars of the Great Depression.
With marriage and family aspirations taking the fore, the Boswell Sisters disbanded in 1936. Though their time in the limelight was short-lived, the Boswells influenced close-harmony groups and solo artists for decades. The Andrews Sisters, remembered as the preeminent female vocal group of the 1940s, openly admitted to copying the Boswell ...
