Come On in My Kitchen | Larkin Poe | Playing For Change | Live Outside

Playing For Change
Playing For Change
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Published 2018-11-09
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We're excited to share this Live Outside video from sister-duo Larkin Poe performing a remake of Robert Johnson's "Come On in My Kitchen," which was featured on their 2017 album, Peach. As told by the duo, "We're two southern sisters: born in Tennessee, raised in Georgia. Having grown up in the south, the blues has always been a huge part of our musical upbringing. In the past few years, we've been inspired to strip it back to our roots and pay tribute to the music that raised us... And "Come On in My Kitchen" was one of the first blues tunes we ever learned how to play."

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All Comments (21)
  • @obcaihm
    One slide guitar, one voice, two ladies...and limitless talent. Lots of performers can front a terrific band, but very few have the charisma and talent to captivate an audience with such a stripped down presentation. Bravo! Long live the Blues! And much success to Larkin Poe!
  • @Ubu987
    Hair standing on end. Larkin Poe gives me the chills. This is the blues.
  • @Vanadisphoto
    I don't know why these musicians make me tear up so hard. I'm so damn impressed, awestruck, happy, touched, amazed and so...so...so damn proud. Music does have a future!
  • @larryc3860
    the street is where you often find real talent before they're "discovered"......while this duo is already a hit, there are others around the corner playin' their guts out!
  • @sschmidtevalue
    I don't know what Robert Johnson would think, but I'm lovin' it!
  • @audiophileman7047
    I love the version of this song by these wonderful musicians! Can't hear it enough!!👍💖🎸😎
  • @joelazzara703
    Absolutely killer blues what tone and voice. Amazing talent ladies keep them blues alive ❤️
  • @thejonegcle7759
    (I looked it up) ... in case you were wondering they are ... Rebecca Lovell: lead vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin, banjo, violin, piano; programs drums, bass and arrangements Megan Lovell: harmony vocals, lapsteel, dobro
  • @jimz68
    So they did it again. Sittin' here all by myself, tears streaming down my face. Such beauty.
  • @judecaplin1860
    I've loved these 2 ladies for yrs but this is just DAMNNNNNNNNN!!!! Sing it loud sisters!
  • @claudetteraymond6359
    That was awesome, would love to sit outside with a nice cold beer and listened to you ladies jam all day . 🙏got sharing ❤️🇨🇦🎸🔥
  • @axiomist1076
    They are soooo cooool !!!! What a sound, what a look, what amazing ability to create such a killer version of a classic with just one voice and one instrument. Come to think of it, that's how the original was done by Johnson .