The Andrew Sisters - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy download song

I really wish that one day, the old time lifestyle of the 40's (music, dressing etc.) will be popular again...

So no one is gonna talk about 1:25 That's EXTREMELY hard

Turns on radio during ww2 this banger starts playing

When I was a girl in the 70's I really enjoyed Bette Midler's cover and I didn't even know about the Andrews Sisters. Seeing this, I realize Bette was good, but still doesn't come close.

It’s crazy to think most of these people are deceased or at a really old age. It’s crazy how everyone can be young at one point then in a blink of an eye be old. Life sucks lol

My Great Aunt Bessie was one of the first women to enlist in the Women's Army Corp (WACs) in 1943. I wrote a thesis about her when I was in college in 1982. She died in 2010 at age 103. She was my hero!!!!!!

This is the generation that saved the world....

True class, they sold millions of records and not a twerk in sight. Thank god.

There was a time when people had "class".

Dedicated to all who served during WWll and sacrificed so much in order for us to have the freedoms that we enjoy today.

How can three women from the 40's be so damn magnetic, damn crazy, damn lovely, damn talented and damn sexy! Damn.

The one in the middle is a lot of fun to watch. She really gets into it!

The scary thing I noticed is how happy and stress free these women look. They’re having an honest blast performing. You don’t see that now a days.

They died in 1967, 1995, and 2013.

When it was no autotune or real voice touching this is where the talent is

My wife and her sisters perform this every Veteran's day "for the boys". They sound almost like the original.

The Andrews Sisters boarded a train one evening in 1944 after having performed in Ottawa, Canada. My future mother, who had lived & worked in the city, was boarding the same train, headed for Saskatoon in order to marry my future father. She was accompanied by three of her friends who wished to wave her good-bye. When the party of four got to the train station, where many Andrews Sisters' fans had congregated, my mom quipped "Oh, my goodness! I didn't think this many people would be here to see me leave". All involved in this story are now gone, but the husband of one of the gals who'd accompanied Mom to the station is still alive. He clarified some of the points of this story. He was a Canadian heavy bomber pilot stationed out of England, eventually earning the monicker "Crash", due to several (four) hair-raising combat mission escapades with the various craft he was piloting. I've carried this insignificant little story with me for decades, & feel I've finally found a forum in which to share it.

Who’s still listening this classic in 2019?! 80 years and still a banger

The girls brought a wonderful spark at a very dark time in history.

this generation saved the world from the NAZI's. Gold Bless the veterans of World War II