
Boogie‑Woogie Belles
A brassy, high‑energy set of 1940s boogie‑woogie and swing tunes delivered by powerhouse female vocalists with sass, grit, and nightclub fire.
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5 songs
2:17

Big‑Boot Betty
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1940s boogiewoogie swing loud brassy female belter in the style of martha Pop, R&B, Dance strong chestvoice power wide vibrato playful growls rhythmic talksing no modern pop tone uptempo 8tothebar boogie 176184 bpm honkytonk piano slap bass jumpswing drums muted trumpet stabs tenor sax riffs occasional shoutstyle backing hits betty boogie queen rowdy comic nightclub energy with vintage grit
2:25

Dear Billy Boy
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1940s Andrews Sisters close‑harmony swing • three distinct female voices blended in tight triad chords • crisp unison‑to‑harmony flips • playful call‑and‑response phrasing • bright, forward, era‑authentic diction • vintage ribbon‑mic tone with warm mono color • medium‑fast swing (around 170–185 BPM) • walking upright bass • light snare‑brush shuffle • piano comping with stride accents • clarinet + muted‑trumpet fills between vocal lines • small‑combo big‑band feel • rhythmic bounce on syllables (“Billy Boy, Billy Boy”) • cheerful, teasing, story‑song energy • no modern pop vibrato, no breathy tone — classic 1940s blend
2:34

1950s Patti Page pop • warm, silky female lead vocal • gentle vibrato and smile‑tone phrasing • soft storytelling delivery • light mid‑tempo bounce (around 110–125 BPM) • lush 1950s pop‑orchestra arrangement • brushed drums, upright bass, glockenspiel sparkles • mellow woodwinds (clarinet/oboe) • soft strings supporting the melody • occasional call‑and‑response backing vocals • clean mono‑style mix with vintage warmth • wholesome, sentimental mood • clear diction and gentle melodic arcs
2:25

Don’t Dance By the Garden Gate
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1940s Andrews Sisters close‑harmony swing • bright, blended 3‑part female vocals • tight unison‑to‑harmony flips • playful call‑and‑response • warm wartime‑sweetheart tone • medium‑fast bounce (around 165–178 BPM) • light swing groove with snare‑brushes • upright bass walking softly • piano comping with stride flourishes • clarinet + muted‑trumpet fills • gentle big‑band sweetness without overpowering the vocals • era‑authentic diction • soft analog room ambience • rhythmic syllable pops (“da‑doo‑da, ” “no‑no‑no”) • sentimental but upbeat mood • classic sweetheart‑promise energy
2:01

The Boogie‑Woogie Radio Gal
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1940s Andrews Sisters swing • tight 3‑part close‑harmony • bright, bouncy female vocals • crisp unison-to-harmony flips • call‑and‑response phrasing • eight‑to‑the‑bar boogie‑woogie rhythm • walking bass + stride‑influenced piano • light snare‑brush swing • upright bass bounce • muted‑trumpet accents • big‑band energy but small‑combo tightness • fast, cheerful tempo (around 185–195 BPM) • playful scat breaks • crisp consonants, era‑authentic diction • warm analog radio-room ambience • rhythmic syllable‑pops (“a‑doo, ” “da‑doo‑da, ” “toot‑diddely‑wah”) • energetic, dance‑hall swing mood
