JazzTimes Magazine May 2009 "The Pfister Sisters, a popular tight-harmony vocal trio that has been entertaining New Orleanians since 1979, turned in faithful renditions of the Boswell Sisters’ “Fare Thee Well, Annabelle” and “Everybody Loves My Baby,” along with the Andrews Sisters’ “The Carioca.” But it was their stirring rendition of Randy Newman’s “Louisiana 1927” (sung with goosebump intensity by original Pfister member Susie Malone Jenner, appearing in a rare reunion with the group, with vocal backing on the chorus by the teenaged daughters of the three Pfisters) that provided the emotional highpoint of their upbeat and thoroughly entertaining set. BBC News May 6, 2008 "But another song, performed on stage by an all-women's swing group, the Pfister Sisters, did not go unnoticied . It sums up the mood of the city while it collectively crosses its fingers and waits for levees to be repaired - "River Stay away from My Door" USA Today May 2, 2008 "The Pfister Sisters, Puttin' It On. Yvette Voelker, Debbie Davis and Holley Bendtsen re-create the jazz harmony vocals popularized by the Boswell Sisters during the New Orleans swing era of the 1920's and 30's."  Alan Smason Gambit Weekly Theater Reviewer "If any group could ever represent the sweetness and slightly naughty nature of New Orleans's fairer sex, it would, no doubt, be the Pfister Sisters."  Mary Foster Associated Press May 5, 2008 "Fans, slick with sunscreen, stretched out in front of stages or set up chairs in the shade of massive oak trees and enjoyed music from groups as diverse as Santana, The Radiators, The Pfister Sisters and Snooks Eaglin.": For more information about The Pfister Sisters, please contact: Yvette M. Voelker   info@PfisterSisters.com   504-452-3657