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Music
Lessons
With
the
Andrews
Sisters
1.
A
Rainy
Night
In
Rio
2:53
2.
On
The
Avenue
3:13
3.
Some
Sunny
Day
2:39
4.
I
Want
To
Go
Back
To
Michigan
2:23
5.
In
The
Good
Old
Summertime
(with
Dan
Dailey)
2:56
6.
I
Had
A
Hat
(with
Dan
Dailey)
2:39
7.
The
Windmill
Song
2:59
8.
Can't
We
Talk
It
Over
2:47
9.
I
Ought
To
Know
More
About
You
(Patty
Andrews
and
Dick
Haymes)
3:07
10.
The
Telephone
Song
2:29
11.
If
I
Were
A
Bell
(Patty
Andrews
and
Bing
Crosby)
3:07
12.
Where
Is
Your
Wandering
Mother
Tonight
(with
Red
Foley)
2:39
13.
Unless
You're
Free
(Patty
Andrews
and
Red
Foley)
2:32
14.
Baby
Blues
(Patty
Andrews
and
Red
Foley)
2:40
15.
Dimples
And
Cherry
Cheeks
2:30
16.
Love
Is
Here
To
Stay
(Patty
Andrews)
2:59
17.
It's
All
Over
But
The
Memories
(Patty
Andrews)
2:56
18.
Play
Me
A
Hurtin'
Tune
2:22
19.
I'm
On
A
Seesaw
Of
Love
2:29
20.
Music
Lessons
3:11
21.
I'll
Walk
Alone
(Patty
Andrews)
3:03
22.
That's
The
Chance
You
Take
(Patty
Andrews)
2:56
23.
My
Isle
Of
Golden
Dreams
(with
Alfred
Apaka)
3:02
24.
Nalani
(with
Alfred
Apaka)
2:55
25.
Malihini
Mele
(Patty
Andrews
and
Alfred
Apaka)
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Title:
Music
Lessons
with
The
Andrews
Sisters
Artist:
The
Andrews
Sisters
Catalogue
No:
SEPIA
1020
Barcode:
5055122110200
Release
Date:
11
August
2003
The
Andrews
Sisters
emerged
from
Minneapolis
to
become
the
most
popular
female
vocal
group
of
the
entire
pre-1955
era.
Born
to
Greek/Norwegian
parents
the
sisters
became
the
first
female
group
to
score
a
million
selling
disc
with
Bei
Mir
Bist
Du
Schoen
in
1938.
Led
by
Patty,
the
trio
appeared
in
many
1940s
movies,
and
their
unmistakable
sound
helped
define
the
wartime
era.
By
the
mid-1950s
the
sisters
had
recorded
over
400
songs
achieving
six
chart
toppers
and
countless
gold
discs.
There
was
nothing
that
the
sisters
could
not
do
-
starting
their
career
with
an
adaptation
of
a
Yiddish
melody
and
moving
on
to
tropical
tunes,
musical
comedy
numbers,
C&W,
gospel
hymns
and
even
Hawaiian
music.
Their
hundreds
of
hits
are
well
represented
on
various
compilation
CDs
so
we
have
featured
the
more
hard-to-find
recordings.
The
sisters
also
recorded
with
other
popular
artists
of
the
day
such
as
Bing
Crosby,
Dick
Haymes
and
Dan
Dailey.
Some
of
their
duets
are
included
here
making
their
debut
appearance
on
CD.
Youngest
sister
Patty
always
sang
lead
on
their
recordings
but
she
also
had
a
successful
career
in
her
own
right
and
some
of
her
solo
efforts
are
heard
here
-
I'll
Walk
Alone,
Our
Love
Is
Here
To
Stay
and
her
collaboration
with
Dick
Haymes,
I
Ought
To
Know
More
About
You.
The
longevity
and
continuing
popularity
of
the
Andrews
Sisters
can
be
attributed
to
the
unmistakable
sound
of
their
punchy
and
swinging
harmonies.
When
spirits
desperately
needed
uplifting
during
the
war,
the
sisters
provided
a
cheery
alternative
to
the
record
buying
public.
As
music
lovers
search
back
though
the
decades
discovering
songs
from
bygone
days,
it
is
no
surprise
that
they
will
continue
to
enjoy
the
music
recorded
by
the
irreplaceable
and
multi-talented
Andrews
Sisters.
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