In 2014, Vet's daughter and granddaughter published "The Boswell Legacy", the first comprehensive book on the life and times of the influential trio. That same year, the 52-track compilation double-CD "Shout! Shout! Shout!" was released by Retrospective Records. In his review of the album, Robert Christgau wrote of the Sisters: "They were so prolific and original that except for and their fan Ella they were not just the premier jazz singers of the decade, rewriting melodies at will, but pop stars with a dozen top 10 singles. The Boswells didn’t just imitate instruments when the fancy struck them, they sang as though they were instruments, outswinging both the ‘30s competition and such heirs as Lambert, Hendricks and Ross."