History Music / TheAndrewsSisters

* "Yodelin' Jive" (1939). With Music/BingCrosby.

* "The Woodpecker Song" (1948). With Danny Kaye.

* "Civilization" (1947). With Creator/DannyKaye; appears in ''[[VideoGame/{{Fallout}} Fallout 3]]''.

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* "[[ChristmasSongs Jingle Bells]]" (1947). With Bing Crosby.

Also, many mp3 websites [[MisattributedSong fail to differentiate]] them from the Fontaine Sisters or the [=McGuire=] Sisters. They're also sometimes mistaken for the Boswell Sisters, an earlier Jazz trio with some very strong stylistic similarities.

Also, many mp3 websites [[MisattributedSong fail to differentiate]] them and the [=McGuire=] Sisters. They're also sometimes mistaken for the Boswell Sisters, an earlier Jazz trio with some very strong stylistic similarities.

* ''Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen'' (1938), their first major hit song.
* ''Nice Work If You Can Get It'' (1938)
* ''Hold Tight'' (1939)
* ''Beer Barrel Polka'' (1939)
* ''Rhumboogie'' (1940)
* ''Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar'' (1940). Note that the title is a request to a pianist to play an "eight beat to the bar" boogie-woogie rhythm, not a reference to DomesticAbuse.
* ''Aurora'' (1941)
* ''Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy'' (1941)
* ''Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree'' (1942)
* ''[[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Strip Polka]]'' (1942)
* ''Pistol-Packin' Momma'' (1943)
* ''Victory Polka'' (1943) One of three songs (along with Hot Time in The Town of Berlin and Rum and Coca-Cola) to appear in ''[[VideoGame/MafiaII Mafia II]]''.
* ''They'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin'' (1944).
* ''Don't Fence Me In'' (1944)
* ''Rum and Coca-Cola'' (1945). This version was scrapped of most of its ProtestSong tone.
* ''Money Is The Root of All Evil'' (1946)
* ''[[ChristmasSongs Winter Wonderland]]'' (1946)
* ''Civilization'' (1947) With Danny Kaye; appears in ''[[VideoGame/{{Fallout}} Fallout 3]]''.
* ''[[ChristmasSongs Jingle Bells]]'' (1947)
* ''The Woodpecker Song'' (1948)
* ''I Can Dream, Can't I?'' (1949)
* ''[[Theatre/GuysAndDolls A Bushel & A Peck]]'' (1950)

* ''They'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin'' (1944). Appears in ''[[VideoGame/MafiaII]]''.

* ''Victory Polka'' (1943) One of three songs (along with Hot Time in The Town of Berlin and Rum and Coca-Cola) to appear in ''[[VideoGame/MafiaII]]''.

* ''Victory Polka'' (1943)
* ''They'll Be A Hot Time In The Town Of Berlin'' (1944)

* ''Rum and Coca-Cola'' (1945). This version was scrapped of most of its ProtestSong tone.

* ''[[GuysAndDolls A Bushel & A Peck]]'' (1950)

Also, many mp3 websites [[MisattributedSong fail to differentiate]] them and the [=McGuire=] Sisters.

* ''Rhumboogie''(1940)

* ''Civilization'' (1947) With Danny Kaye; appears in Fallout 3.

* ''[[NewerThanTheyThink Don't Fence Me In]]'' (1944)

* ''Civilization'' (1947)

* ''Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen'' (1938)

The sisters pioneered close vocal harmonies and released a number of famous {{Ear Worm}}s that have been in a number of video games and movies. They inspired many artists after them, and are the TropeMaker for BlondeBrunetteRedhead.

* ''Rum and Coca-Cola'' (1945). This version was scrapped from most of its ProtestSong tone.

* ''Rum and Coca-Cola'' (1945, this version was scrapped from its ProtestSong tone)

* ''[[ProtestSong Rum and Coca-Cola]]'' (1945)

* ''The Woody Woodpecker'' (1948)

* ''WoodyWoodpecker'' (1948)

* ''[[GratuitousGerman Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen]]'' (1938)

Big band singing trio from the late [[TheGreatDepression 1930s]] through the early [[TheFifties 1950s]], although their biggest years were during WorldWarTwo. Prolific and a household name for years, they consisted of Patty ([[EveryoneLovesBlondes blonde]], and the [[TheHero leader]], 1918-2013), [=LaVerne=] ([[FieryRedhead redhead]], 1911-1967) and Maxene ([[BrainyBrunette brunette]], 1916-1995). They worked with the famous Big Bands of the era, although they resented that they put the emphasis on vocals.

Big band singing trio from the late [[TheGreatDepression 1930s]] through the early [[TheFifties 1950s]], although their biggest years were during WorldWarTwo. Prolific and a household name for years, they consisted of Patty ([[EveryoneLovesBlondes blonde]], and the [[TheHero leader]], 1918-2013), Laverne ([[FieryRedhead redhead]], 1911-1967) and Maxene ([[BrainyBrunette brunette]], 1916-1995). They worked with the famous Big Bands of the era, although they resented that they put the emphasis on vocals.

Big band singing trio from the late [[TheGreatDepression 1930s]] through the early [[TheFifties 1950s]], although their biggest years were during WorldWarTwo. Prolific and a household name for years, they consisted of Patty ([[EveryoneLovesBlondes blonde]], and the [[TheHero leader]]), Laverne ([[FieryRedhead redhead]]) and Maxene ([[BrainyBrunette brunette]]). They worked with the famous Big Bands of the era, although they resented that they put the emphasis on vocals.

* ''Woody Woodpecker'' (1948)

* ''[[DomesticAbuse Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar]]'' (1940)