A novelty acappella trio who sing tunes originally arranged and sung by the Boswell sisters in the 1930s.

You will be blown away by the complexity and originality of the harmonies and rhythm. They sing a range of songs from the 1930s with a spirit of humour and grace and dress in the style of the period.

While performers are often separated from an audience by a wall of electronic instrumentation this acappella group's aim is to rediscover the richness of pure vocal harmony and give people the opportunity to hear songs without any electronic enhancement or distortion.

"Wow! I can honestly say out of all the acts I've seen this weekend I have enjoyed yours the most - you are fantastic"
A 'stroller' ticket festival-goer: Isle of Wight Jazz Festival 2005      

"…one of the highlights of the Festival 'fringe' - they performed short half hour sets at various venues throughout the weekend. Three ladies authentically dressed in WAAF uniforms - a vocal harmony group re-creating the thirties repertoire of the Boswell Sisters. Very popular."
Vic King - Isle of Wight Rock Vaguely Sunny Promotions 18th April 2005

"… had the whole town covered in their land girls or wartime WAF uniforms to rave reviews"
Isle of Wight event guide

"This trio is a delight - their harmonies shower me with joy"
The Jazz Singer