Beverley Sisters

Group Members:
Joy Beverley, Babs Beverley, Teddie Beverley

The Beverley Sisters are a British female vocal trio, extremely popular during the 1950s and 1960s.

The trio consisted of eldest sister Joy and the twins, "Teddie" and "Babs". Their style was loosely modelled on that of the Andrews Sisters. Their hits included "Sisters", "I Saw Mummy Kissing Santa Claus" and "Drummer Boy". They were the first UK female group to break into the US top 10. They are widely credited as being the highest paid female entertainers in the UK for more than a twenty year period.

Joy married Billy Wright who was the first footballer to play for England 100 times.

The Sisters entered the Guinness Book Of Records in 2002 as the World's longest surviving vocal group without a change in the line up. They continue to appear in concerts and matinee shows in the United Kingdom, and have forged strong links with the Burma Star association, and McCarthey & Stone properties where the Sisters are invited to open each new housing development designed specifically for retired people.

In the 2006 New Year Honours list they were each awarded an MBE.

Discography:

Albums:
1955 A Date With The Bevs
???? Sing & Swing
1960 Enchanting Beverley Sisters
1960 Those Beverly Sisters
1971 The World Of The Beverly Sisters
1985 Together With The Beverly Sisters
1985 The Best Of The Beverley Sisters
1985 Sparkle
1988 An Evening With The Beveley Sisters
1995 Bless Them All
1996 Green Fields
1997 The Very Best Of The Beverley Sisters
2003 Sisters Sisters
2003 Sassy But Classy
2003 The Decca Singels