James Taylor
The Indigo Girls
Kate Bush
Ray Lamontagne
Josh Rouse
Arcade Fire
Bjork
Wilco
Paul McCartney
Joni Mitchell
Fleetwood Mac
Pink Floyd
Frou Frou
Sinead O'Connor
The Sundays
The Beatles
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers
The Cocteau Twins
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Cat Stevens
The Eagles
Nick Drake
David Bowie
Alison Krauss
Jeff Buckley
Charley and Hattie grew up in Kent, England in a large family consisting of a banjo player, a comedian, a hairdresser, four drummers, a cake specialist at Fortnum and Mason, a concert pianist, and a tennis coach. Their childhood of family wagon driving holidays had bohemian soundtracks and unusual destinations. This was peppered with jamming in family bands and late car rides into London nightlife to collect their Dad and band mates from club circuit gigs.
The sisters began writing and playing music at an early age, learning instruments and singing in bands together. Charley took to the guitar, piano, sax, clarinet and drums and Hattie, the harp and piano.
They recorded an album of their songs in Nashville Tennessee, 'Piece of Mind', and travelled between to LA and London playing at gigs and parties, with Charley's guitar and Hattie's 22 string lap harp.
The girls signed a Publishing Deal with Windswept Pacific Publishing and then a record deal with Universal Records in the sunshine of Los Angeles, California. Heading back to London to make their second album, 'Daylight Crossing' they recorded with legendary musicians Steve Gadd and Pino Palladino at London's Abbey Road and Sarm Hook End Studios.
In 2007, the girls, as independent artists, are flying solo.
The Webb Sisters and their band were chosen to represent the United Kingdom at America's 400th Anniversary in May 2007, performing alongside Chaka Khan and Bruce Hornsby.
Charley and Hattie have recorded a pro-peace song, ‘Fortune of Soldiers’, for a Judy Collins tribute record alongside Dolly Parton, Rufus Wainwright, Chrissy Hynde, and Shawn Colvin.
The album 'Born To The Breed' is due for release on Wildflower Records.
The Webb Sisters were featured as ' Record of the Week' and 'Album of the week' alongside Ray Lamontagne, at BBC Radio 2.
Charley and Hattie have toured and performed with artists such as Jamie Cullum, Jason Mraz, Cara Dillon, Kubb and James Morrison; and played live on The Sharon Osbourne Show.
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I think u'll enjoy this one. It's pretty cool but also a little creepy too LOL. You'll need to follow these directions EXACTLY to get the proper results. Put the followwing into the address-bar of your web-browser. Type ur favorite number between 1 and 999 & then type a dot & then type your favorite color & then type a dot & then type one word that best describes your mood & then type a dot & then type the word retwistic & then type a dot & then type com & then click enter. Let me know how it turns out for you.
Thanks so much for your friendship…saw you with Leonard Cohen in Berlin…your backing is amazing, but also your Duo Performance with Harp and Guitar is overwhelming…love from Berlin…Prabhudeva
Hi girls, i just read about your solo show in NYC...i was in NYC to see Leonard Cohen and would love to have seen you solo...i should really check myspace more often, great show in Radio City by the way
If It Be Your Will.... Great show with Leonard in L.A.... Beautiful vocals... beautiful!!! You both were great with him!!! Liked the acrobatics...ha!!! We were 2nd row center... so we really enjoyed... but it didn't matter, cause it was such an amazing show...!!! xo
Thanks for the add ladies. Is it me, or is the "Duke of Dark" the long-lost love child of Peter Wyngarde.......(How did she KNOW that?). Enjoyed meeting you two.
I'm totally overwhelmed by the greatness of the "Live in London" DVD, and I shouldn't be because I was there in the fourth row! The whole show has been captured to a level of perfection that I could not have imagined, and most especially "If it Be Your Will". I'm greatly looking forward to seeing Leonard and yourselves in Liverpool. Perhaps we could have "Norwegian Wood" segueing into "So Long Marianne"?!
