Reviews

‘Among the gifted singers participating in these sessions, recorded in January, was Hannah Castleman (who is also a member of the Spitfire Sisters)…Fans yearning for a sonic sleigh ride back to the sounds of Capitol Studios in the 1950s might want to check out Paul-Smith’s tasteful ensemble.’

- DownBeat Magazine on Down for the Count’s album Swing Into Christmas

‘They’re talented, funny, engaging, and a joy to watch; the harmonies are delicious, the voices powerful and melodious.’

- Wiltshire Gazette & Herald on The Spitfire Sisters

‘That was amazing! You guys are so good.’

- David Grant (Vocal Coach - Pop Idol, Fame Academy) on Down for the Count

‘…the emphasis shifted a bit from the big bands to the great singers, with Hannah Castleman heroically versatile in singing almost every number, from the big-voiced opener, On Revival Day, to a delicate duo take on the loveliest of the Gershwins’ 1920s songs, Someone to Watch Over Me – delicious verse and all!’

- The Reviews Hub on Down for the Count

‘I can’t recommend The Spitfire Sisters highly enough, the most charming, talented and professional ladies I have ever had the pleasure of working with... It is only a matter of time before they really hit the big time, so book them soon.’

— Louise Washington from The National Trust on The Spitfire Sisters