The Living Sisters include Inara George, Becky Stark, and Eleni Mandell, three Los Angeles-based songwriters who began singing together in 2006. All three had previously pursued different projects; George sang retro pop songs with the Bird and the Bee, Stark recorded chamber folk music with Lavender Diamond, and Mandell maintained a healthy solo career. A shared interest in vocal jazz, gospel, doo wop, and country harmonies eventually brought the trio together, though, and the Living Sisters began collaborating whenever their schedules would allow. By 2009, they had squared away enough free time to begin recording an album with co-producer Sheldon Gomberg, and the resulting Love to Live was released by Vanguard Records in March 2010. Nearly three years later, a cover EP appeared, including versions of songs originally by Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton, and Doris Day, and finding the trio bolstered by Alex Lilly (Obi Best), who had backed George on Bird and the Bee tours. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi
on DVD for the first time ever. The film documents a 1964 concert at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, which featured performances from the Rolling S...
Visual visionary Michel Gondry has struck again. The French director has teamed up with The Living Sisters to create the video for "How Are You Doing?...
The Living Sisters want you to have a funky good time. Why else would they release an EP of covers that includes renditions of Funkadelic's "Can You G...
