Famous Graves Of THE ANDREWS SISTERS - Patty, Laverne & Maxine

[@williambill5172]

No, Steve...you are not the only one - fantastic story, and thanks so much!

[@Ms.HarmonyJ]

Hey Steve I'm 30 years old in I love listening to them great video

[@judithmitchell4667]

Hello Steve! Thank you so much for this video. So many wonderful songs and memories of the Andrew Sisters. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy is one of my favorite songs. A wonderful group. Thank you and have a great weekend. Blessings - Judith 🎭🎵

[@Regina0964]

I loved that song, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from the 1st time I heard it on my Mom and Dad's record player..

[@IsabellaBlue]

The great Andrew sisters deserved this respectful tribute! They were an amazing and talented group and their legacy lives on. What an interesting story regarding Maxine and bittersweet at the same time. Wouldn't it be wonderful if the world just embraced diversity instead of worrying about what goes on with other people? Thank you so much for another wonderful visit! Have a wonderful weekend 😊

[@joshuabrooks4907]

I loved the seasonal duet The Andrews sisters recorded with Bing Crosby called "Mele Kalikimaka."

[@debkrutsch6197]

Another great video Steve! I love the Andrew Sisters!! My dad loved listening to the Andrew Sisters and I remember seeing them in Buck Privates. I, also, did not know about Maxine

[@daramena2774]

Hello Steve thank you For sharing the video today Have a great weekend

[@Irished58]

Steve you do such a historic and respectful presentation. Others I’ve heard are not as well done as yours. Keep up this final send off for these stars.

[@webchuck1]

Hi Steve, Thanks for sharing this story on the Andrew Sister's it's amazing Thanks to you I got to learn alot. May they Rest in Peace and there memory and music always live on 🙏 Have a Wonderful weekend.

[@luciledevries478]

Beautiful voices of beautiful women they did a great service ❤️Thank you Steve ☺️

[@drbrz8470]

I always appreciate how you produce your videos in a way that has us viewers feel like we are a visiting family friend you are graciously entertaining by taking us on these tours… I truly enjoy the in-depth info you offer, while making it feel like I am in the passenger’s seat next to you.

[@wandahall4435]

I didn't know about Maxine & Linda...Steve hope You and Jim are great & the Family too...

[@buckshot6481]

Oh wow how Pop loved the Andrew sisters! I think he had a crush. He loved Don't sit under the tree. I'm going to show him this video.

[@deborahsmith7970]

Thank you so much!!

[@katwomanfour5261]

"Boogy woogy bugle boy of company B" 👍 Yeah my mom loved to sing and dance she looked like she could have been part of the 4Th Andrew sister, she loved them. Of course way B4 my time but I remember mom teaching me how to do it later toward my teen years! We also used to pretend to be the temptations on the fire place brick.its a no wonder she pushed to go to dancing school👯‍♂️💃👯‍♀️💃.thanks for the memories great trip Steve😊

[@chrisjeffries2322]

Thank you for taking us along today.

[@conniephillips8217]

The Andrews sisters were so special and the music was so fun. I can remember as a child watching people all of a sudden get up and start dancing to their music. I think their music was the diversion from the seriousness of the war and just breathe liveliness and happiness into the times. I didn't know about the situation with Linda when I was a child, however, it seemed to be a situation that wasn't out of the realm of normal but always a big secret. I guess as long as nobody talked about it it didn't exist!? Sad times

[@elizabethwilliams1523]

Great video Steve.

[@stankormy5717]

Andrew Sisters had talent!

[@djpriddin6211]

I didn't know they were so successful. They were right at the top of popular music in their day. I remember some of their songs when I was growing up in the 60's which stood the test of time. Thanks for the upload, Steve. Kindest regards to you and Jim DJ from the UK

[@kevincostello9730]

Another Excellent video Steve I truly enjoy them

[@thewilscott]

Great video as usual, very interesting. Thanks

[@rosiesummer2711]

Thank you for showing their resting places. I really love them.

[@MrHeadbanger366]

America's Wartime Sweethearts. If Maxene found her happiness with another woman, good for her. That's all that really matters. I actually didn't know until you mentioned it. So thank you Steve, you taught me something today that I didn't know yesterday.

[@dianejohnson7235]

I never knew that about the Andrew sisters! Thanks for sharing!

[@Rotnbully]

There is always that one family member who does there own thing - you nailed that one Steve 👌

[@anitastodolak9882]

He sure did! Its happening in my family and has always been the case. I love Steve and his channel! So glad I subscribed!

[@oliviasoliz5983]

Thank you for sharing your video my mom loved them all the songs they have a wonderful songs 💕 to get you dancing stay safe out there.

[@ericletford1178]

Great blog Steve I have heard of The Andrews Sisters thanks for doing this blog

[@bobbauer2287]

I Do remember the songs , not the group or sisters, but them songs are still heard. I never heard anything about them so it is a first for me . Aw shucks they closed it off to public! Interesting! Nice Tribute! Thanks for scanning around showing the scenery! Thanks Bob

[@TREVORDAWSONTHD]

The Andrew Sisters had wonderful voices. I loved their music and I still do to this day.

[@edgarlee2802]

I've always had a thing for Maxene! By the way, you panned passed Brian Keith and his daughter's memorial. I remember him killing himself shortly after his daughter's own suicide. Another interesting fact is his step mother was the actress Peg Entwhistle who killed herself by jumping off the Hollywood sign. All fascinating stuff to someone stuck over here in England! Love Your channel.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Hi Edgar, good I am. I made a video about Brian Keith and his family a couple of years ago so I didn’t mention it again and this one. Thanks 😊👍

[@edgarlee2802]

@@TheGraveyardChannel Oh, right, thanks. I put "Brian Keith" in Search on your KZbin page and it didn't throw it up. That's why I asked. I'll have another look....😀

[@sonofednawelthorpe8609]

A thing for Maxine? You do know Maxine was a Lesbian. Patty was prejudiced and refused to speak to her after La Verne (the peacemaker) passed away and told her that if she contacted her again she’d sue her. When Maxine died of a heart attack Patty was very distraught as she knew she’d lost her chance of reconciliation. She was never the same again.

[@thomasconnors6755]

I do remember the Andrew sisters from Seeing them in Abbet and Costello movies and I remember their songs I like them they were OK great job Steve

[@DBReid-tq5vo]

Another great video Steve! :)

[@Meltdown555]

Thank you for posting

[@cathyruthroff1698]

I didn’t know about Maxine and Linda. Everyday is another chance to learn. Thanks Steve

[@davidmckinney6577]

Hello 👋 Steve I had no idea that they were all gone now very good 👍 vlog my friend very heartfelt vlog buddy 👌

[@angelaw.325]

Great music, I still listen to it. Great for music wars against the rap from next door.

[@welles2002]

That is the best cemetery to visit for its small size. You basically bump into one famous grave after another.

[@grandmatarah]

I am so very happy to hear more of the hidden past. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@debbieprice9865]

Love the Andrews Sisters. Did not know about their lives. Thx

[@syreetaabney6968]

Thank you Steve for sharing the memories of the Andrews Sisters, it was great video to show see you on the next video.

[@andreabryant1131]

hi steve!!! thanks for remembering the Andrew sisters singing group!!!! I saw them on the TV in reruns!! thank you so much ✌out!!!!

[@hotmama298]

Thanks for sharing the story of the Andrews sisters. Although they were before my time, I remember my parents listening to them.

[@RhettyforHistory]

These ladies were certainly iconic. I remember my grandfather having some of their records. It is interesting to see one sister buried separately. I really would have guessed they would be near each other.

[@sallykohorst8803]

No I never knew of the ladies but glad they got to be happy and be legal. I love their music even today and the big bands too.that was years ago. All that is as great now as it ever was. I did not know their private stuff so thanks for sharing.

[@Swampzoid]

I've listened to their music my entire life. Thank you for sharing their story and final resting places.

[@edwardtaylor496]

Ahh, the Andrew Sisters. But, I must confess, I am absolutely in love with Doris Day, now that you mentioned her. Great vlog, again, as usual

[@patcurrie9888]

Doris REQUESTED no gravesite after she was cremated. I'm a huge Doris fan too

[@kerriethompson2073]

My mom was a huge Doris Day fan as well. I grew up watching her movies with my mom.

[@rda.1819]

My dad grew up near them an Kirk douglas,barbara stanyck,@there,my grandma was a movie star double ,she use to always say "marvelous"

[@Pinkperle1]

Love your tours!!

[@iainmelville9411]

That was brilliant, and I didn’t know about Maxine And Linda - wow, beautiful stuff.

[@reneerednour3951]

Thank you for the video. Always interesting!

[@TheFoxyb]

Hi Steve, thanks for this latest video, my late Auntie loved the Andrews Sisters, we had a tribute band for her 90th. She loved it. They live on through their music.

[@candicehopkins2344]

My Mom listened to the Andrew Sisters albums. I remember singing along to those songs!

[@rattychickTishy]

That’s so interesting to learn that about Maxine . I still love the Andrew sisters and their sweet harmonies to this day . I have a tradition of playing Bing Crosby Christmas cd every year on Christmas Day , and of course love those numbers with the sisters singing with him . I remember seeing their movies as a kid throughout the 70’s. Great vlog Steve

[@jamiejohnson3886]

Talk about a blast from the past. Probably before my time but my Mom had some of their records. I also remember the Lennon sisters. I really appreciate your channel giving reviews of forgotten & overlooked people You do a great job

[@karencarbone2603]

Thanks Steve, for telling the story of their lives. I Never knew their backgrounds, just loved their music!

[@loradurling2358]

Thanks for the tour Steve. Interesting about the Andrew sisters.👍👋🍺😊 Safe and healthy new year 2022.

[@brendakrieger7000]

Thank you! OMG, very sad story💔 Not just you, I was surprised about it too!

[@radioman5688]

My brother best friend and mine he knew The Andrews sisters when they grew up on Cutler Street in Worcester Mass the house The Andrews sisters grew up on is still there there's a lot more to this story but it's wonderful that he got to know them they were his next door neighbors their family the Andrews family the couple doors down from his family and he knew the sisters great group of young ladies great family

[@karencarbone2603]

Hey Steve, I used to listen to their album in the 70,s! They were a wonderful, talented trio! Loved all their songs! Thanks for sharing 👍😊! Stay safe and we'll! God Bless!

[@chefdwh]

I remember them on Lawrence Welk when my Mother & Grandma would watch! Thanks for the memories!!

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Hi Chef, you might be thinking of the linen sisters who I did a video about a couple of weeks ago. They were regulars on the Lawrence Welk show. Although I guess it’s possible that the Andrews sisters were on too!

[@fizixx]

Nice video. They were before my time, but I still have a good appreciation for them. Interesting info, as always, thank you.

[@kirstenwk1984]

Excellent Steve! You never disappoint. That is so sweet what Maxine did by adopting Linda. You’re right though, it’s sad that they had to go through that just because Maxines mom and partner were together. In a perfect world, we would love and live in perfect harmony and everyone is equal.

[@curtisrobinson7962]

Question for me is: What was the age difference of this couple that one could legally adopt the other? Not that there's anything wrong with that. (Seinfeld episode reference intended.)

[@losangeles9853]

Wow! Great info and research. I like your sense of humor.

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Thanks, LA!

[@timothyshortnacy7550]

Not my era, but I love the Andrews Sisters! Good for Maxine and Linda! I never knew about them either. Thanks for another great story Steve!

[@brandonguillory242]

great video MR steve

[@seasons734]

Not only do I enjoy the gravesites you visit, but the backstories as well.

[@crisslastname9417]

Learned something new!

[@tarasmith7859]

I love their voices! Their Christmas Album is my favorite for the holiday season. And I love The Bugle Boy from Company B, it is one of the best songs from them. So peppy and so cheerful. We need more of that happy music today! Thank you for making this video!

[@josephstevens9888]

The Bugle Boy from Company B!

[@charliest.kardasism9134]

How cool ! I discover the Andrew Sisters , when Christina Aguilera did a tribute to them in her candy man video. Excellent video !

[@leeparks15]

Thank you so much, Steve! I love these women! I’m discovering their music and by far ‘Rum and Coca Cola’ is my favorite! Happy Friday, Steve! ♥️

[@jeanaesamuel47]

Cool story!!!!❤❤❤

[@julienielsen3746]

I have a miniature record about 3 inches across that has them singing "Pennsylvania Polka" on it. I used to be able to play it on my Mickey Mouse record player when I was a child.

[@anncarr6510]

Loved them! Although I heard them in the 50’s. Thanks Steve 😊👍💕

[@alexanderpatrick4866]

Very fitting tribute I'm glad you covered these guys steve. I mean girl's... Lol. I was born in 1968 and I'm still a fan of them and listen to them every now and then. What talent.... they certainly were great! Thanks again Steve you take care out there be safe and we'll see you later!

[@tomklock568]

Interesting as always, and being younger I had no clue about what you mentioned. They were amazing singers. I did have to smile about you saying how the one sister maybe had enough during life with her two sisters and was buried elsewhere for eternity! Thanks Steve.

[@suehofkamp8594]

I love their music to this day!

[@LlingsworthMusic]

Hi Steve! This is an excellent video! I'm a retired New York City Public School Music Teacher and Therapist. I enjoy watching your videos; they are so educational. If I had known about your videos during my teaching years, I would have had my students watching your videos. Keep doing this excellent work!

[@JL-lg8tk]

It seems Patty was the more charismatic and animated of the three sisters. All three were such good singers and performers. Thanks for your videos. I look forward to watching them and learning something new about past famous people.

[@georgeshaw8925]

Thanks 🙏 amigo, great video, great research. People can be so hateful and prejudice when it comes to race, gender sexuality and religion. I don’t understand, I do know that it is a matter of mindset. If you look for the worst in people you will find it in yourself. It always amazes me when I know humans are inherently looking for to things love and acceptance. I’ve never understood the hateful things people do to one another. Take care of yourself my friend.

[@passionforlust]

What incredible harmonies these ladies had, can understand fully how they captured the hearts of so many during WW2. Will be home soon and look forward to getting things back to normal from a monetary position, Tuesday the 18th will be that day. Have a great weekend my friend and thanks for your patience!

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

I met Maxine and Patty over the years as they toured. Both were so nice.

[@daleeasterwood2683]

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy is the one I’m most familiar with. It must come from watching all the old war movies when I was a kid. Good times.

[@Mike-nt9sx]

Loved this! Thank you bro! Maxine & Linda Forever!!

[@thedailyshaver1171]

Straighten Up & Fly Right by The Andrews Sisters is a good song

[@SueProst]

I remember watching them on Abbott and Costello. Maxine looks like Patty.

[@danapretzer1895]

That's why I love that you take us on your adventures one day Red Bone then the Andrews Sisters. Someday there will be a song written about you . Maybe it will be called STEVES the Boogie Woogie Vlogger Boy from Company V lol 😆 thanks again

[@TheGraveyardChannel]

Lol, now I would definitely listen to that! 😂👍

[@danapretzer1895]

@@TheGraveyardChannel me too top 40 I'm sure on the hit parade haha 😄

[@palmaleestephens1906]

Thank you, Steve!💗

[@RadioLaPrincess]

I've heard of the whole adopting thing and it's sad so many gay couples needed to do this. I didn't know about Maxene either but am glad she had a loving partner, many people never get that. Anyway, my grandparents loved the Andrews Sister, and "their" song was Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree. They sang it to each other often. Many years ago I found a double CD set of their music and bought it for them. When they passed I got all of their music, which included the CD I bought. It's really good music and even though it's more of grandparents music, it's timeless.

[@ninanonna2007]

Thanks for this one Steve. My mom was a big fan. She loved them…as Result so did I. they were trul great ❤️

[@bobbieandrews7032]

All of tham was so wonderful and beautiful

[@MrChub65]

These are the best looking cemeteries

[@meikeschrut9563]

wunderbare Gegend und vielen Dank...

[@ladymanifest5213]

They should do a movie about The Andrews Sisters!!! I'd love to see it!!! 🍿 📽️

[@rondaestep1792]

I'm a little younger but I love their music 🎶 🎵

[@patcohen4128]

I love the Andrews Sisters. Good video

[@ToddEWalnuts]

Hi Steve! Great episode man. The Andrews Sisters were before my time too, but I am very familiar with them, and I love their music, and that era of music was magical. They had some really fun and catchy tunes, but my all time favorite Andrews Sisters song is a collaboration they did with Bing Crosby called Pistol Packin’ Mama. What a fun song. I think I’ll listen to it now. Thanks for sharing the video. Take care man, and I look forward to the next episode.

[@mollycasas294]

My dad fought in WWII Pacific, he’s buried at the Riverside National Cemetery in Riverside, California

[@roygarciaazborn64]

Both my uncle's who fought in WW2 loved to listen to big band music especially of the Andrew Sisters, considering it was their era. I remember how they would dance with my aunt's and seeing them enjoying the music even got us kids to love and appreciate the music they themselves enjoyed.

[@maryshelly4377]

They had a style,no one could surpass.Loved them,also they were very beautiful.RIP you will be loved forever in the hearts that love.you..Thank you for being so kind,to our men and women in Service🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸