empty cell Dick Haymes and The Andrews Sisters
Dick Haymes and The Andrews Sisters were prominent artists in the 1940s and 1950s. Haymes, known for his smooth baritone, collaborated with The Andrews Sisters on several recordings, including hits like "Teresa" and "Great Day". Their collaboration also included performances on the radio program "Club Fifteen". Haymes also worked with Helen Forrest on popular duets during World War II. The Andrews Sisters were known for their harmonious vocals and contributed to the popularization of swing music. Their joint recordings remain a significant part of American music history. The products available from the artist Dick Haymes and The Andrews Sisters include CDs.
