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and i'm glad you like it. :]
Annette:[link]
Well if you ever have, she was a flapper of the 1920's who sung in many styles, including the "Boop Style" but she quit singing in her early 20's she thought she wasnt good enough.
Now i bring this up, just to ask you, have you ever seen the film, Sita Sings the Blues? If you haven't seen it its here on youtube:[link]
The character is very Betty Boop Flapper like, but the thing is she isn't from new york, shes a character from a myth. The creator use's quite a few of Annette Hanshaw's populer songs from the 20's for the main character to sing, meaning thats her singing voice, which caused a copyright, due to the fact the songs still had copyright from the 1920's, but the creator released it as creative commons so everything turned out alright in the end. If you have ever seen it before, or heard of it what do you think? (This film's very surreal).