Four women musicians performed a joyous tribute to Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Memphis Minnie, black pioneers in gospel and early blues styles that became the roots of rock 'n' roll. The 22-song concert ...

Digging into the tradition, playing vintage material for young hipsters, making musicology fun—Maria Muldaur started doing that in the Boston coffeehouses five decades ago, and Tuba Skinny is doing it ...

Most people of a certain age remember Maria Muldaur as the sultry singer of “Midnight at the Oasis,” a song that brought her radio success in the early ‘70s on the heels of the two albums she recorded ...

If you’ve been vaccinated and have had the pleasure of hugging someone you care about, someone you maybe haven’t seen during the long months of the pandemic, then you know how good that feels. I felt ...

Maria Muldaur brought her Way Past Midnight tour to the music theater at the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix for an evening that celebrated her more than 50-year career and the 50th anniversary ...

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American singer Maria Muldaur cut her teeth in ‘60s jug bands and many of us will remember her big hit from the ‘70s. Music critic Robert Christgau says she's topped herself at age 63 with a new album ...

01. Buckets of Rain; 02. Lay Baby Lay (Lay Lady Lay); 03. To Be Alone with You; 04. Heart of Mine; 05. Make You Feel My Love; 06. Moonlight; 07. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go; 08. Golden ...

While recording her self-titled debut album in 1973, vocalist Maria Muldaur added the desert romance song “Midnight at the Oasis” as an afterthought to an impeccable mix of American roots tunes.

For Maria Muldaur, Bob Dylan is just as much of a lover with his music as he is a fighter. "When people think of Bob Dylan, they think of these amazingly insightful, perceptive songs of social ...

Singer Maria Muldaur has had New Orleans connections since she released her breakthrough solo album in 1973. “I always loved New Orleans music,” Muldaur says. “I remember when the Wild Tchoupitoulas ...

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