Connie Boswell - the alpha and omega recordings
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Connee Boswell - STARDUSTby popasmurf232,279 views- 3:02
Me Minus Youby hoopjnky809 views
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Connie Boswell - Sunrise Serenade.wmvby hoopjnky1,898 views
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BING CROSBY AND CONNIE BOSWELL - BOB WHITEby longpast78655 views
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Connie Boswell - "Amapola"by Otilia1943572 views
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The Pfister Sisters 30th Anniversaryby hoopjnky2,264 views
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connee boswell sings 'mommy'by rexbonitas640 views
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Stormy Weather - Connee Boswellby sallyfeel1,518 views
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Connie Boswell - Mommieby rexboswell843 views
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Martha (M'appari) Connee Boswellby hoopjnky14,259 views
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Connee Boswell That Old Feeling 1938by gf10011,151 views
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St. Louis Bluesby AnonymousLolita1,249 views
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Gaylord Carter & Connee Boswellby cinematone111,389 views
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"Connee Boswell- Life Is a Song" Excerptby TheSwingShift2,001 views
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CONNEE BOSWELL- White Christmasby TheSwingShift1,289 views
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Connie Boswell - Chasing Shadows (1935)by tmmvds1,426 views
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The Boswell Sisters - Louisiana Waddleby SyberkaPL18,184 views
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Boswell Sisters - Nights when I am Lonelyby rexboswell1,490 views
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Connie Boswell - I`m all dressed up with a broken heart (1931)by aadjuijn3,183 views
Connee could sing in 1925. And she could still swing it in 1962. Enough said.
andrewssisterfan 6 months ago
Good imitation of a black blues singer. A waste of her voice to sing in the rockabilly style, but she pulls it off well. My sister-in-law is sixty and still has a very clear, Judy Collins style, voice, 55 isn't that amazingly old for a singer (unless they smoke like Joni Mitchell).
2ndviolinist 10 months ago
The culture was going through a transition in the 50s. We still had many older singers and musicians playing dance music for teenagers. This soon changed in the mid 50's with the movie "Rock Around The Clock." The youth culture was finding there own music and eventually their was a transition to teen idols and singers like Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello from the Mickey Mouse Club and from American Bandstand. Connee was on the last hurrah for the big band singers. She could really sing!
yogisuperman 2 years ago
This is the perfect contrast, but I almost didn't believe that the omega recording was even her voice. So different. At first, the only place where I could really pick up on "her" voice was at 4:01. But I see that's definitely Connee now. Wonderful rockabilly rhythm. A million thank yous for sharing this.
The first song, "Cryin' Blues" was recorded when she was 18. Amazing.
skarvika 2 years ago