The Coffey Sisters Come to America

A real lost legacy of West Coast girl pop from the 60s – served up by the lovely Clinger Sisters – four gals with a Mormon background, but who ended up working with help from Kim Fowley, Curt Boettcher, and other Cali pop giants! The girls only issued a few singles back in the day, and this set corrects that lack with a stunning amount of unissued material – more than enough to have the Clinger Sisters going head to head with other warm harmony pop acts of the time! There's a charm here that resonates strongly with Free Design or Roger Nichols & The Small Circle Of Friends, but most tunes have a bit more bite as well – and the tracks are a mix of very cool covers mixed with a lot of unusual material too – served up in a set list that includes "Don't Come In My World", "Bread & Butter", "How About Him", "Gonna Have A Good Time", "Something Here In My Heart", "Why Do We Hurt The Ones We Love", "This Moment Of Softness", "Without Him", and "In Need Of A Friend". © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.

The Living Sisters may be the most experienced "new" group you've ever heard. Los Angeles-based singer/songwriters Inara George (The Bird and the Bee), Becky Stark (Lavender Diamond) and Eleni Mandell have cumulatively spent decades writing, recording and singing around the world with their respective groups. Now, after years of seed-planting, the accomplished trio has finally recorded their Vanguard debut album, Love to Live, as The Living Sisters. With this debut, The Living Sisters embrace their mutual love of country, soul, gospel, jazz and other traditional styles of music. Gorgeous harmonies highlight poetically charged lyrics and sing-along choruses backed by retro pop instrumentation.