Jack White and My Morning Jacket's Carl Broemmel Guest on New Secret Sisters 45
. The musical influences on the sisters (Laura and Lydia Rogers) aren't hard to pin down. The pair attributes the development of their distinct vocal style to singing at family picnics, church functions, and to growing up with "a love of music from all sides'" of the family in Mussel Shoals, Alabama. The intimacy between the sisters translates beautifully onto their new record: the B-side boasts harmonies straight out of the 1930s, and the A-side, though decidedly heavier on the guitar, still highlights the pure, clear vocals that are sure to become the trademark of the Secret Sisters. 150 Tri Color singles will be made available of this release. 50 will be included in random mail-orders through Third Man Records' website, and 100 will be available from their Nashville storefront on Saturday August 14th from 12 noon. - Check em out here Preview and Purchase Secret Sisters CDs |
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