New Yorker article on Larkin Poe

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New Yorker article on Larkin Poe

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interesting read. i'm a fan of theirs. so glad to see some newer people picking up the lap steel.
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I love this quote from Rebecca, about Megan, “It can be very coy and mysterious,” Rebecca said, of Megan’s playing. “But you get a sense of her fire when she digs in. Megan doesn’t f[…] around. She will cut you if she needs to.”
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The instrument needs a dozen Larkin Poe's.
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Cool! It's been great to see them doing so well - they sure deserve to.
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They just get better and better. It’s awesome to see them getting a brighter spotlight.
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