Larkin Poe: Sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell They have a new album Blood Harmony that is 11 songs and 42 minutes of pounding driving guitar and slide guitar virtuosity – a deep funk that ...

Credit: Pedro Gomes/Redferns/Getty Images Larkin Poe's Megan and Rebecca ... orchestrating every note and slide; it's more about applying the core guitar vocabulary and then running away with ...

before it erupts with some dramatic slide guitar soloing. On paper, Larkin Poe are a band, but really it’s all about that voice and that guitar sound, maybe with a few harmonies dusted on top.

After winning a Grammy last year for Best Contemporary Blues Album with Blood Harmony, Larkin Poe ... and so much great guitar work and so much great slide work. Slide guitar has always ...

Larkin Poe – the duo of Georgia-bred, Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell – share a blistering live performance video of the song Bolt Cutters & The Family Name.

With serious slide guitar chops and Southern rock swagger ... tracing their family lineage back to distant relative Edgar Allan Poe gave Larkin Poe its name. Imbuing their songs with equal parts ...

Blood Harmony earned Larkin Poe their second career GRAMMY nomination for “Best Contemporary Blues Album” along with enthusiastic applause from such outlets as Esquire, which called the album ...

UCSB Arts & Lectures presents roots rockin’ southern sisters Larkin Poe, 7 p.m. Sunday, April 27 at the Arlington Theatre in Santa Barbara. “With serious slide guitar chops and Southern rock ...

That’s when I was fully introduced to slide guitar in the form of dobro." When they started Larkin Poe in 2010 is when they first started playing with a drummer, said Rebecca Lovell in the same ...

Last Saturday night at the Fonda theater in LA, the church of Rock and Roll was in session. Leading the faithful were sisters Rebecca and Megan Lovell, or as they are better known, Larkin Poe.

Larkin Poe's Megan and Rebecca Lovell pack ... is far from minutely orchestrating every note and slide; it's more about applying the core guitar vocabulary and then running away with it.