The Andrews Sisters

The Andrews Sisters is a group of American singers of the 1940s, composed of 3 sisters: LaVerne Andrews, Maxene Andrews and Patty Andrews, born in  Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Between 1937 and 1951, they enjoyed phenomenal glory with their 113 songs ranked in the US charts. One of their biggest hits was probably Rhum and Coca-Cola in 1944. They also recorded many songs with Bing Crosby. Also include the tracks Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, In the mood and Do not Sit Under The Apple Tree.

• 01 - Bei mir bist du schoen
• 02 - Rhum and Coca-Cola
• 03 - Straighten up and flight right
• 04 - Sing, sing, sing (with a swing)
• 05- The mambo man
• 06 - Hold tight (Sea food)
• 07 - Down by the Ohio
• 08 - In the mood
• 09 - The Woodpecker song
• 10 - Beer barrel polka
• 11 - Daddy
• 12 - Elmer's tune
• 13 - Don't be that way
• 14 - Lullaby of Brodway
• 15 - If I had a boy like you
• 16 - House of blue lights
• 17 - Sau "SI SI"
• 18 - South American way (From "Streets of Paris")
• 19 - Oh! Ma-Ma! (The butcher boy)
• 20 - Rhumboogle
• 21 - Tico-Tico
• 22 - Beat me Daddy, eight to the bar
• 23 - Joseph! Joseph
• 24 - Ti-Pi-Tin
• 25 - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
• 26 - Sonny boy
• 27 - Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny Oh!