Swingin' in the Rain
When your brood's in a mood, tell 'em (as Duke Ellington surely would've) it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing. Maria Muldaur's Swingin' in the Rain is just the ticket to perk things up and get those kiddos shuffling off to Buffalo rather than to the time-out corner! ... | 
Heart of Mine: Love Songs of Bob Dylan
The incomparable Maria Muldaur has always traversed a wide expanse of American music--in 2003, she recorded A Woman Alone with the Blues, a tribute to jazz icon Peggy Lee--and so perhaps it shouldn't come as a surprise that she has now applied her interpretive gifts to the love s... | 
Animal Crackers in My Soup: The Songs of Shirley Temple
Never has there been a better time to climb aboard the Good Ship Lollipop. With folk-blues great Maria Muldaur at the helm, Shirley Temple's classics shed their girlie-poo preciousness and shimmy into a new-millennium attitude, speckled with spunk, finger-snapping rhythms, and ja... | 
On the Sunny Side
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Naughty, Bawdy and Blue
Building on her Grammy-nominated collections of classic women's blues from the '20s through the '40s (Richland Woman Blues, 2001, and Sweet Lovin' Ol' Soul, 2005), jazz/blues chanteuse Maria Muldaur returns with Naughty, Bawdy & Blue. It's an apt title for a sassy group of songs ... |
Sweet Harmony/Open Your Eyes
Maria Muldaur had a huge hit in 1973 with 'Midnight At The Oasis'. Throughout the 70's she released numerous albums on Reprise Records. Wounded Bird now presents two of them on one CD for the first time anywhere. Sweet Harmony was originally released in 1976 and reached #53 on... | 
Meet Me at Midnite
Maria's classic tribute to Memphis After the rootsy Louisiana Love Call gained adulation from critics and fans alike, Maria decided to follow her tribute to New Orleans with an album dedicated to the music of Memphis, particularly soul and blues. In doing so, she honed in on the... | 
Two Men With The Blues
Two Men with the Blues is no more a jazz album than a blues album. It's neither jazz returning home, nor blues wandering out. What Willie Nelson and Wynton Marsalis have created is a compilation of jump-blues standards with arrangements that compliment both genres. While most of ... | 
Sweet Lovin' Ol' Soul
Sweet Lovin' Ol' Soul (Old Highway 61 Revisited) continues Maria Muldaur's salute to women blues singers such as Memphis Minnie, Bessie Smith, and Lucille Bogan. Guests include Taj Mahal, who duets with Maria on two songs: "Ain't What You Used to Have," originally recorded by vau... | 
Yes We Can!
2008 release. Maria Muldaur's roots are in the Folk revival of the early '60s, a time when figures like Pete Seeger and Bob Dylan were making bold statements about the civil rights movement, Vietnam, and other burning issues of the day. More than four decades later, in the face o... |
