About this album
Where they were
Released on July 31, 2006, 'Betcha Bottom Dollar' marked The Puppini Sisters' debut album, introducing their unique a cappella style to a wider audience. At this point, the trio was gaining attention in the UK music scene for their retro-inspired sound and theatrical performances, establishing themselves as a fresh voice in contemporary pop.
Why it matters
The album received positive critical acclaim, with notable praise from publications like The Guardian for its vibrant arrangements and vocal prowess. It positioned The Puppini Sisters within the burgeoning neo-swing and vocal harmony movements, influencing other artists seeking to revitalize classic genres through modern interpretations.
Essential tracks
- "Mr. Sandman" — This track showcases the group's tight vocal harmonies and playful energy, making it a standout representation of their style.
- "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (From Company B)" — Their rendition of this classic wartime song captures both nostalgia and an upbeat spirit, highlighting their ability to blend humor with musicality.
- "I Will Survive" — The Puppini Sisters offer a fresh take on this disco anthem, transforming it into a swing-infused celebration of empowerment that resonates across generations.
- "Wuthering Heights" — Their unique interpretation of Kate Bush's iconic song introduces lush harmonies and theatricality, showcasing their versatility and creativity.
Release Date
July 31, 2006
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Sisters 3:06
- 2 Mr. Sandman 2:37
- 3 Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (From Company B) 2:29
- 4 Java Jive 3:36
- 5 Bei mir bist Du schön 2:19
- 6 Wuthering Heights 3:37
- 7 Jeepers Creepers 2:35
- 8 I Will Survive 4:04
- 9 Tu vuò fà l'americano (recitative) 0:43
- 10 Tu vuò fà l'americano 1:53
- 11 Falling in Love Again 1:29
- 12 Heart of Glass 2:56
- 13 Sway 3:09
- 14 Panic 2:16
- 15 Heebie Jeebies 2:57
- 16 In the Mood 3:11
