Music8 AgencyThe all-singing, all-dancing female close Harmony Trio. Recapturing the authentic sounds of The Andrews Sisters.
Showcasing a delightful mix of classic hits from the bygone years and popular modern songs with a unique twist. Dazzling audiences internationally with their intricate harmonies, cute vintage choreography and fun-loving flare!
The Vintage Harmony Trio cover a range of classic toe-tapping hits over three dazzling shows!
The Andrews Sisters Tribute : A tribute to the Andrews Sisters, capturing their unique style and vocal precision.
Wartime Hits : A collection of unforgettable songs, paying homage to the wartime era.
Retro mega-mix : A sparkling vintage variety of hits spanning all the decades.
1910s
Pack Up Your Troubles – 1915
My Old Man (Said Follow the Van) – Marie Lloyd, 1919
1920s
Side By Side – 1927
Back in Your Own backyard – Al Jolson (The Andrews Sisters), 1928
1930s
It Don’t Mean a Thing – 1931
Sing as We Go – Gracie Fields, 1934
Sing Sing Sing – Benny Goodman (The Andrews Sisters), 1936
Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen – The Andrews Sisters, 1937
Beer Barrel Polka – The Andrews Sisters, 1939
Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny – The Andrews Sisters, 1939
In the Mood – Glenn Miller (The Andrews Sisters), 1939
A Tisket, A Tasket – Ella Fitzgerald, 1939
Roll Out the Barrel – 1939
There’ll Always Be an England – 1939
We’ll Meet Again – Vera Lynn, 1939
Wish Me Luck as you Wave me Goodbye – Gracie Fields, 1939
Get Happy – Judy Garland, 1939
1940s
War Medley – Vera Lynn, 1940
I’ll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time – The Andrews Sisters, 1940
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy – The Andrews Sisters, 1941
Chattanooga Choo Choo – The Andrews Sisters, 1941
Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree – The Andrews Sisters, 1942
This is the Army Mr.Jones – Irvine Berlin, 1942
White Cliffs of Dover – Vera Lynn, 1942
Shoo Shoo Baby – The Andrews Sisters, 1943
Tico Tico – The Andrews Sisters, 1944
Lullaby of Broadway – The Andrews Sisters, 1944
Rum and Coca-Cola – The Andrews Sisters, 1945
Alexander’s Ragtime band – The Andrews Sisters, 1947
Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend – Marilyn Monroe, 1949
1950s
Sway – Dean Martin, 1954
Mr. Sandman – The Cordettes, 1954
Sisters – Irvine Berlin, 1954
Why Do Fools Fall in Love – Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers, 1956
All Shook Up – Elvis Presley, 1957
Jailhouse Rock – Elvis Presley, 1957
Good Golly Miss Molly – Little Richard, 1958
Johnny Be Goode – Chuck Berry, 1958
Lollipop – The Cordettes, 1958
Stupid Cupid – Connie Francis, 1958
1960s
Moon River – Audrey Hepburn, 1961
Return to Sender – Elvis Presley, 1962
Do Do Ron Ron – The Crystals, 1963
1970s
I Will Survive – Gloria Gaynor, 1978
Heart of Glass – Blondie, 1979
1980s
Careless Whisper – George Michael(Postmodern Jukebox), 1984
2000s +
Crazy in Love – Beyonce, 2003
Valerie – Amy Winehouse, 2007
Call Me Maybe – Carley Rae Jepsen (Postmodern Jukebox), 2012
Shake it Off – Taylor Swift (Postmodern Jukebox), 2014
They did a great first set which set the scene for the afternoon. Their song choices worked really well for the audience we had, and they created a great atmosphere for lunchtime guests. The second set was equally good, but our guests had dwindled due to the weather, but they still gave a great performance to the guests that had stayed on to see them do their second set.
The Girls exceeded our expectations. They were really lovely and professional to deal with. They learned a new song for our first dance which was brilliant. They really got the guests going with their great repertoire, especially during the second half when the dance floor was in full flow. We will definitely recommend them in the future.
We would just like to thank The Vintage Harmony Trio who performed for us on a cosy Sunday afternoon at H&F Vintage Tearooms. Everyone who joined us had an amazing time what better way to spend the day just perfect. Great show… Thank you again, ladies!