History Music / ThePuppiniSisters

A British close-harmony vocal trio who are unapologetic fans of Music/TheAndrewsSisters, and who do a lot of {{cover version}}s and some original material. (They're not biological sisters; their joint StageName is clearly a tribute to their inspiration.) However, a proportion of the songs they cover InTheStyleOf '40s/'50s artists, with lots of harmonization and plunky bass fiddles, are much more recent, to interesting effect. Notably, they've covered Music/TheSmiths' "Panic", Music/KateBush's "Wuthering Heights", Music/TheBangles "Walk Like an Egyptian", Music/{{Blondie}}'s "Heart of Glass", and Music/{{Beyonce}}'s "Crazy in Love".

They were founded in 2004 by Italian-born Marcella Puppini (her real name), who recruited Kate Mullins and Rosanna Schura. Schura was later replaced by Stephanie O'Brien, and O'Brien was subsequently replaced briefly by Terrianne Passingham and then by Emma Smith. Their regular backing band consists of Blake Wilner (guitar), Henrik Jensen (double bass) and Peter Ibbetson (drums). Their albums to date are ''Betcha Bottom Dollar'' (2006), ''The Rise and Fall of Ruby Woo'' (2007), ''Christmas with The Puppini Sisters'' (2010), ''Hollywood'' (2011), ''The Best of The Puppini Sisters'' (2015), ''The High Life'' (2016), and ''Dance, Dance, Dance'' (2020). Besides providing guest vocals in two of Music/MichaelBuble's albums, they also made covers of Kay Starr's "Side By Side" and "Playmates" by Music/TheFontaneSisters for the ''Film/KitKittredgeAnAmericanGirl'' soundtrack in 2008.

They were founded in 2004 by Italian-born Marcella Puppini (her real name), who recruited Kate Mullins and Rosanna Schura. Schura was later replaced by Stephanie O'Brien, and O'Brien was subsequently replaced briefly by Terrianne Passingham and then by Emma Smith. Their regular backing band consists of Blake Wilner (guitar), Henrik Jensen (double bass) and Peter Ibbetson (drums). Their albums to date are ''Betcha Bottom Dollar'' (2006), ''The Rise and Fall of Ruby Woo'' (2007), ''Christmas with The Puppini Sisters'' (2010), ''Hollywood'' (2011), ''The Best of The Puppini Sisters'' (2015), and ''The High Life'' (2016). Besides providing guest vocals in two of Music/MichaelBuble's albums, they also made covers of Kay Starr's "Side By Side" and "Playmates" by Music/TheFontaneSisters for the ''Film/KitKittredgeAnAmericanGirl'' soundtrack in 2008.

* {{Retraux}} The Puppinis adopt a meticulously recreated 1940s image, in terms of both musical style and fashion, while still covering some more recent songs.

%%* ChristmasSongs: Specifically, an album of covers.

%%* {{Retraux}} is the Puppinis' thing.

* ChristmasSongs -- specifically, an album of covers.

* {{Retraux}} is the Puppinis' thing.

* ZettaiRyouiki: Some of their album photography features [[LingerieScene lingerie-and-stocking]] get-ups -- still very much in the '40s/'50s style, but maybe a little risqué by the standards of that period.

They were founded in 2004 by Italian-born Marcella Puppini (her real name), who recruited Kate Mullins and Rosanna Schura. Schura was later replaced by Stephanie O'Brien, and O'Brien was subsequently replaced briefly by Terrianne Passingham and then by Emma Smith. Their regular backing band consists of Blake Wilner (guitar), Henrik Jensen (double bass) and Peter Ibbetson (drums). Their albums to date are ''Betcha Bottom Dollar'' (2006), ''The Rise and Fall of Ruby Woo'' (2007), ''Christmas with The Puppini Sisters'' (2010), ''Hollywood'' (2011), ''The Best of The Puppini Sisters'' (2015), and ''The High Life'' (2016). Starting with ''The High Life'' the group decided to go completely independent as they felt that the constant ExecutiveMeddling with their old record label got in the way of their creativity.

They were founded in 2004 by Italian-born Marcella Puppini (her real name), who recruited Kate Mullins and Rosanna Schura. Schura was later replaced by Stephanie O'Brien, and O'Brien was subsequently replaced briefly by Terrianne Passingham and then by Emma Smith. Their regular backing band consists of Blake Wilner (guitar), Henrik Jensen (double bass) and Peter Ibbetson (drums). Their albums to date are ''Betcha Bottom Dollar'' (2006), ''The Rise and Fall of Ruby Woo'' (2007), ''Christmas with The Puppini Sisters'' (2010), ''Hollywood'' (2011), ''The Best of The Puppini Sisters'' (2015), and ''The High Life'' (2016).

* {{Retraux}} is the Puppini's thing.

A British close-harmony vocal trio who are unapologetic fans of Music/TheAndrewsSisters, and who do a lot of {{cover version}}s. (They're not biological sisters; their joint StageName is clearly a tribute to their inspiration.) However, a proportion of the songs they covered InTheStyleOf '40s/'50s artists, with lots of harmonization and plunky bass fiddles, are much more recent, to interesting effect. Notably, they've covered Music/TheSmiths' "Panic", Music/KateBush's "Wuthering Heights", Music/TheBangles "Walk Like an Egyptian", Music/{{Blondie}}'s "Heart of Glass", and Music/{{Beyonce}}'s "Crazy in Love".

A British close-harmony vocal trio who are unapologetic fans of TheAndrewsSisters, and who do a lot of {{cover version}}s. (They're not biological sisters; their joint StageName is clearly a tribute to their inspiration.) However, a proportion of the songs they covered InTheStyleOf '40s/'50s artists, with lots of harmonization and plunky bass fiddles, are much more recent, to interesting effect. Notably, they've covered Music/TheSmiths' "Panic", Music/KateBush's "Wuthering Heights", Music/TheBangles "Walk Like an Egyptian", Music/{{Blondie}}'s "Heart of Glass", and Music/{{Beyonce}}'s "Crazy in Love".

* ZettaiRyouiki: Some of their album photography features lingerie-and-stocking get-ups -- still very much in the '40s/'50s style, but maybe a little risqué by the standards of that period.

* {{Yandere}}: "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree" paints a picture of a crazy girl who, [[IfICantHaveYou if she sees her man cheating, will react ''very, very'' badly]].

A British close-harmony vocal trio who are unapologetic fans of TheAndrewsSisters, and who do a lot of {{cover version}}s. (They're not biological sisters; their joint StageName is clearly a tribute to their inspiration.) However, a proportion of the songs they covered InTheStyleOf '40s/'50s artists, with lots of harmonization and plunky bass fiddles, are much more recent, to interesting effect. Notably, they've covered Music/TheSmiths' "Panic", Music/KateBush's "Wuthering Heights", Music/TheBangles "Walk Like an Egyptian", Music{{Blondie}}'s "Heart of Glass", and Music/{{Beyonce}}'s "Crazy in Love".

A British close-harmony vocal trio who are unapologetic fans of TheAndrewsSisters, and who do a lot of {{cover version}}s. (They're not biological sisters; their joint StageName is clearly a tribute to their inspiration.) However, a proportion of the songs they covered InTheStyleOf '40s/'50s artists, with lots of harmonization and plunky bass fiddles, are much more recent, to interesting effect. Notably, they've covered Music/TheSmiths' "Panic", Music/KateBush's "Wuthering Heights", Music/TheBangles "Walk Like an Egyptian", and Music/{{Beyonce}}'s "Crazy in Love".

A British close-harmony vocal trio who are unapologetic fans of TheAndrewsSisters, and who do a lot of cover versions. However, a proportion of the songs they cover InTheStyleOf '40s/'50s artists, with lots of harmonization and plunky bass fiddles, are much more recent, to interesting effect.

* ChristmasSongs -- specifically, and album of covers.

* StylisticsSuck: The Puppinis made a well-arranged cover of "Spooky," but the video is loaded with homages to old, poorly-made horror films, complete with bad effects and silly screaming expressions.