When Michael Bublé was looking to sprinkle some festive stardust on Christmas, his chart‑topping album of seasonal songs, he sought the help of ‘three incredibly talented women’ who are reviving the lost art of Thirties and Forties harmony singing.
Michael said he loved jogging with our songs on his iPod,’ says Stephanie O’Brien, the red-headed Puppini, who also plays violin and harp. ‘I couldn’t jog to our music — the only thing that would get me around the block is Jimi Hendrix — but we weren’t going to argue.’
When Michael Bublé was looking to sprinkle some festive stardust on Christmas, his chart‑topping album of seasonal songs, he sought the help of ‘three incredibly talented women’ who are reviving the lost art of Thirties and Forties harmony singing.
The Puppini Sisters are a glamorous London jazz and swing group who are updating the kitschy but catchy sound of historic vocal trios such as The Andrews Sisters. They are also the band of choice for superstar Bublé on his morning run.
‘Michael said he loved jogging with our songs on his iPod,’ says Stephanie O’Brien, the red-headed Puppini, who also plays violin and harp. ‘I couldn’t jog to our music — the only thing that would get me around the block is Jimi Hendrix — but we weren’t going to argue.’