KiriThree X Sisters, забытые радио-звезды 1930х
Трио первоначально называлось The Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce, потому что состояло из сестер Pearl и Violet Hamilton и Jessie Fordyce.
"Спелись" они довольно рано, еще в начале 20х, и успешно выступали и записывались в течение почти 25 лет.
Во времена Великой Депрессии, в 1930 х годах, это трио просто царило на радио. Певицы пели не только на радио, но и в мультфильмах, а также снялись в нескольких короткометражных фильмах, благодаря чему мы сейчас имеем небольшую возможность посмотреть их выступление.
Песенка называется "Rex And His Sound Effects" (Рекс и его звуковые эффекты) и повествует о талантливом, но немного незадачливом мастере звуковых эффектов на радио.
Отрадно, что на радио Three X Sisters все же помнят - вот недавняя запись современного лондонского вокального (радио) трио Haywood Sisters, исполняющих эту же песню в память о родоначальницах женских "сестринских" вокальных групп.
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Song list
Modern day tributes. "Rex and His Soundeffects" (aired Sept. 3, 2016 on station WERA 96.7FM at 7:30pm in Arlington,Virginia. Along with "Muddy Water", "Indian Rock and Roll", "Fond Recollections of Home", and others). [38]
'The Little Girl With The Big Voice' documentary about Mary Small in 2015. The Haywood Sisters in 2013, and the Choo choo Sisters in 2014, tribute songs by the Three X Sisters harmony trio.
"My Heart Stood Still" (R.Rodgers, L.Hart); June 1927; England.(Brunswick-105) Ambrose & His Mayfair Orch., vocals, Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce.
"The Birth of the Blues" (DeSylva, Brown, Henderson); June 1927; England. (Brunswick-108) band and vocals - same as above.
"One Summer Night" (Coslow, Spier); June 1927; England. (Brunswick-107) [39] band and vocals - same as above.
"Possibly"; June 1927; England. (Brunswick-107) band and vocals - same as above.
"Someone to Watch Over Me"; (G. Gershwin). 1927; England. Savoy Orpheans. (HMV-B5322) vocals, Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce.
"Blue Room" (R. Rodgers, L. Hart); 1927; England. Recorded. Savoy Orpheans. (HMV-B5322)vocals Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce. [40]
"One Summer Night" ;Savoy Orpheans (different version) (HMV-B5333). Recorded date same as above.
"The Man I Love"; 1927; England, stage show. vocals, Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce.
"Who, You That's Who?" (Yellen-Ager) (Columbia 4698); November 1927; England. piano, Billy Meryl; vocals, Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce. [41]
"Zulu Wail" (Skinner-Bibo) (Columbia 4698); November 1927; England. piano, Billy Meryl; vocals, Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce.
"The Devil Is Afraid Of Music" (W.Robison) from UK Theatrical Production 'Blue Skies' 1927.
"Here Comes the Showboat" (B.Rose, M.Pinkard);(Vitaphone-Warner Bros.); the Audition 1932; guitarist, Eddie Lang; vocals, Three X Sisters.
"The Clouds Will Soon Roll By" (Woods, Brown) ; July 1, 1932; (Columbia 2680-D) Eddie Duchin & His Central Park Casino Orchestra. vocals, Hamilton Sisters.
"Where, I Wonder, Where?" (Victor 24161) [42]
"What Would Happen to Me if Something Happened to You?" (Victor 24162) [43] October 13, 1932. New York Studio No.1.(RCA Victor) Isham Jones & His Orch., vocals, Three X Sisters.
"Shuffle Off to Buffalo"; June 16, 1933 (scripted lyrics from broadway 42nd Street Musical); Radio Transcript Recording; vocals, Three X Sisters. [44]
"Everybody Loves My Baby"; Oct.21,1932; CBS Radio log.
"The Night When Love Was Born"; Oct.21,1932; CBS Radio log.
"I Love To Sing At The Opera"; 1933; Radio Transcript Recording; vocals, Three X Sisters.
"Scat Song"; 1933; Soundtrack 'Sing Sisters Sing' Paramount Pictures cartoon;vocals ".
"If Mother's Could Live On Forever"; July 20, 1937 (NBC):Radio Transcript Recording (ARS).
"Marcus Park Your Carcus Somewhere Else" (satirical spinoff of Dr. Marcus Parkus from the Rudy Valley Show): Radio Transcript Recording (ARS);(WEAF) July 20, 1937.
"Old Clothes"; Radio Transcript Recording (ARS); (WEAF) July 20, 1937 [45]
"Would You?"; 1937; Radio Transcript Recording (NBC). vocals Three X Sisters.
"Why'd Ya' Make Me"; Aug. 20,1938 (WNEW). [46]
"It Looks Like Rain In Cherry Blossom Lane"; July 20, 1937 (NBC); Radio Transcript Recording (ARS).
"Sing and Be Happy"; Aug. 17, 1937; Radio Transcript Recording. [47]
"So Many Memories" (R.Rodgers, L.Hart); July 20, 1937; Radio Transcript Recording (included with Yours and Mine).
"This Is My Last Affair" (H.Johnson); July 20, 1937; Radio Transcript Recording (NBC) (included with "Yours and Mine") vocals, Violet Wanita Hamilton
"Yours and Mine"; July 20, 1937 (NBC); Radio Transcript Recording (ARS). [48]
"You Can't Brush Me Off" (Irving Berlin); Recorded demo 1940.vocals, Violet Wanita Hamilton. [49]
"Tiger Rag"; Radio Transcript Recording.
Good Times Coming; Radio Transcript Recording.
"Frenesi" (Alberto Dominguez): (English words by Ray Charles and S.K. Russell) (NBC-Behind the Mike); Jan. 26, 1941; Radio Transcript Recording. vocals, Three X Sisters.
"Maybe, I Lost Your Love? By Lovin' You So"; 1946 (Shapiro & Bernstein, publishers); Introduced by Russ Morgan and His Orchestra. Recorded demo by the Hamilton Sisters (Pearl and Vi)Dec. 11,1945.
"Muddy Water"; Recorded demo 1937. [50] vocals, Violet Wanita Hamilton.
Cartoon songs
"Barnacle Bill The Sailor"; Three X Sisters with Paul Specht & His Orchestra (WABC); November 18, 1932.
"Betty Boop" (John Green, Edward Heyman). Famous Music Corporation. (WABC); November 1932.
"Poor Robinson Caruso"; Harry Smith Recording Service, NYC; (WEAF) April 5, 1937. Musicians, Luz Brothers. vocals, Three X Sisters.
"Rex and His Soundeffects"; Paramount Pictures 'Excuse My Gloves' (also known as 'Pardon My Glove') 1935;vocals, Three X Sisters. [51]
Notable songs
"A-Tisket, A-Tasket", "You Too Can Be The Life Of The Party", Alexander's Ragtime Band; performed live at the Hippodrome, Baltimore, Maryland October 30, 1938.
"Bye, Bye Baby" (R. King); (WEAF) July 20, 1937; Radio Recording Service (ARS).
"Throwing Stones At The Sun"
"The Old Spinning Wheel"
"I'm An Old Cowhand"
"Colorado Moon"
"Please, Mr. President" (WEAF);June 16, 1933.
"Sweet Georgia Brown"
"Mardi Gras", "Song of the Islands", "Mississippi Mud"; radio performance with Paul Specht & Orchestra, 7:30pm (WABC) November 18, 1932.
"Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" 1934 (Paramount Pictures) sang in conjunction with 'Radio Roundup' , part of the movie 'Six Of A Kind' [52]
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Isham Jones Orchestra,Three X Sisters, vocals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4GWx2wJ8GI
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=== Isham Jones Orchestra,Three X Sisters vocals, 1932
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNcqQniaXgY
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=== Sing And Be Happy - Three X Sisters, vocals, 1937
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcEof8gu03c&list=PL7973EE248A5402AF&index=2
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=== Hamilton Sisters & Fordyce (aka,Three X Sisters)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VX6G7k4-RE
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Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf (Sing Along Songs)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShE27Hst_NM
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'The Blue Room'.
Savoy Orpheans directed by Carroll Gibbons.
Vocal Refrain by The Hamilton Sisters and Fordyce.
Recorded Hayes, Middlesex, July 1st 1927.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wI3w-DyJQI
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Bert Ambrose (1896-1971) and His Orchestra.
It was recorded in April of 1927 with a vocal by The Hamilton Sisters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BP6hjhgzEbE
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Swing era radio song vocalized by NBC radio Three X Sisters harmony trio
in 1935. They presented radio songs for Famous Music, and Paramount studios concerning the early cartoon era...like "Laughin'At The Funnies", "Betty Boop", "Barnicle Bill The Sailor." "Still No Luck With You" noted their early vaudeville stage days with a "Felix The Cat" theme. vocals, Pearl B. Santos, Violet W. Hamilton, and Jessie Fordyce.
made available by Glenn A. Santos (writer of the book 'In Sweet Harmony')
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Если у вас есть записи этого трио в приличном качестве, пожалуйста, добавьте сюда
Они исполняли, в частности, известную песенку Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf, но я ее не смогла найти.