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Yandall Sisters ,the: Very Best of the Yandall Sisters | |
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Currently no stock sorry There’s no doubt the hardest working and most loved female group in New Zealand over the past thirty years has been the wonderfully talented Yandall Sisters. Mary, Adele and Pauline were raised in New Zealand by Samoan parents and began at a young age singing in Sunday School, then at weddings and birthday parties. In 1971 they were signed by a Talent Agency and a demand for their singing talents encouraged them to give up their day jobs to become professional entertainers. They put together a slick cabaret act in the soft soul style of America’s Supremes, and in 1973 crossed the Tasman for club and television appearances. Returning home in 1974, EMI records were quick to offer the Yandalls Sisters a recording contract, where as well as recording as a group they could also back the many solo artists signed to the label. Other companies were also well aware of their talent and special harmonies, and over the following years they would provide backings for hundreds of artists while also performing on stage with home-grown stars like John Rowles, Billy T James, Sir Howard Morrison and Prince Tui Teka. Their biggest hit Sweet Inspiration was released in 1974 and remained in the top twenty for eight weeks. It is still being played in clubs today reaching another generation of fans. Meanwhile The Yandall Sisters continue to perform into the new millennium and have compiled a wonderful list of credentials as the years have rolled by. This CD compilation showcases their EMI recordings from the seventies plus four memorable tracks from the 1981 album, Yandall Harmony. Tracks: Sweet Inspiration Third Finger Left Hand Put A Little Love Away Rainy August Night The Love I Feel Sideshow Touch Me In The Morning/The Way We Were It Could Have Been Me Dreamboat Everything That Touches Me Desperado Broken Hearted Melody I Love The Nightlife Andrew Sisters Medley: Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree, Pensylvania Polka, Roll Out The Barrel, In The Mood Samoa Ea Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight |
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