Secret Sisters: Secret Sisters (LP)

Secret Sisters

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Label: Republic, 2010
Erscheinungstermin: 12.10.2010

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The Alabama-reared siblings, Laura and Lydia Rogers, whose new album is steeped in the familial camaraderie and mesmerizing harmonies braced by their Mussel Shoals roots, recorded their inaugural musical effort at Nashville's renowned Blackbird Studio. Produced by revered county knob-turner Dave Cobb (Waylon Jennings and Jamey Johnson), and executive-produced by T-Bone Burnett, The Secret Sisters' sound captured on their debut has been described by Burnett as "as close to pure as it gets, and I've been doing this for forty years."

Recorded in a marathon two-week recording session, the producers also brought in vintage analog recording equipment and vintage microphones, determined to properly capture the sisters' magical harmonizing and stunning vocal power. Their signature sound is evident on songs such as "Why Don't Ya Love Me," "Why Baby Why," and the lifting anthem "Tennessee Me," among others.

The Secret Sisters co-wrote several of the songs on the new album and reworked found treasures, including the Frank Sinatra classic "Something Stupid." They also enlisted the support of legendary country musicians such as pedal steel great Robbie Turner and piano legend Pig Robbins, among others.

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,,Herrlich weich und warm ist der Ton, an Owen Bradleys Fifties-Großtaten gemahnend, und so perfekt passend zur Grazie, Leichtigkeit und dem natürlichen Zauber geschwisterlicher Harmonies wie zu diesen Songs von George Jones, Buck Owens und Bill Monroe." (Rolling Stone, 12 / 2010)

,,Es muss für Produzent T-Bone Burnett die reinste Freude gewesen sein, mit diesen hochbegabten Sisters zu arbeiten!" (Good Times, 06 / 07.2011)

,,Kein Hype: Bei ,,Do You Love An Apple" klingen sie so hinreißend wie die Everly Brothers einst bei den ,,Songs Our Daddy Taught Us". Country-Klassik von George Jones bis Hank Williams und das Traditional ,,All About You" singen sie ,,altmodischer", als die Band hinter ihnen die musiziert." (Stereo, November 2011)