Live (DVD)
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“Singing with family means everything,” says Alfreda McCrary. “We’ve been out with the best of the best onstage and in the studio, but there’s nothing like singing harmony with your own flesh and blood.”
This list of artist the McCrary Sisters have collaborated with , both as a group and individually, reads like a stroll through the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (Boy Dylan, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Stevie Wonder), but with their exhilarating new album, ‘McCrary Sisters: Live,’ it’s clear that the McCrary women shine brightest when they’re center stage. Captured at Music City Hotspot 3rd & Lindsley, the album marks the legendary Quartet’s first concert release and showcases all of the ecstasy, passion, and heartbreak that have made them some of the most beloved and sought-after singers in Nashville.
This album is an act of love: love for their family, who joined them on the stage and the audience that night to share in their joy; love for Nashville, which introduced them to a who le wide world of music all in one city; love for their fans, who would so often ask the sisters after their concerts for a way to bring home the transcendent night of music they’d just witnessed; and most especially, love for each other. Like any family, the McCrary Sisters have had their ups and downs, but at the end of the day, there’s only one rule. “We don’t judge, “says Regina. “We just love.” This 11-track project releases from Soundly Music.
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SKU (UPC): 722301824610
Artist: McCrary Sisters
Media: Video DVD
Released: September 2017
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