The Andrews Sisters were one of the most successful and influential vocal groups of the swing era, celebrated for their tightly synchronized harmonies, rhythmic precision and exuberant performances.

The Andrews Sisters recorded “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” on Jan. 2, 1941 — 85 years ago next Friday. Featured in the Abbott and Costello movie “Buck Privates,” the performance would become one of the ...

If World War II had a soundtrack, it would sound like The Andrews Sisters. Their close harmonies floated from kitchen radios to barracks bunks, becoming as iconic to the era as Victory Gardens, war ...

Before Bob Dylan and Prince sat atop the state musical throne, The Andrews Sisters reigned supreme as the U.S. went to war. The Andrews Sisters — from left, Maxene, Patty and LaVerne — grew up in ...