Lovell Sisters on WDVX
Musical guests today (10/11) on WDVX’s Blue Plate Special will be The Lovell Sisters. These three young women are already experienced performers, though still in their teens or early twenties. Megan plays resophonic guitar, Rebecca mandolin, and Jessica fiddle and all three contribute vocals.
Blue Plate Special airs live performances each weekday at noon (eastern), broadcast from Knoxville, TN at 89.9 FM. Listeners worldwide can catch the show via live streaming from the WDVX web site. The station does not archive these live shows, so be sure to tune in when it airs later today at noon.
Audio samples from the girls’ debut CD can be found on their web site, and they have a number of live videos available on YouTube.
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