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Meet Me at Midnite

By Maria Muldaur

Label: Shout! Factory
Released: 2005

Album

A Woman Alone With The Blues

By Maria Muldaur

Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Fever (Cooley/Davenport) - 5:52 2. I Don't Know Enough About You (Barbour/Lee) - 3:52 3. Moments Like This (Lane/Loesser) - 4:04 4. Winter Weather (Shapiro) - 3:07 5. Some Cats Know (Leiber/Stoller) - 8:31 6. Everything Is Moving Too Fast (Barbour/Lee) - 3:10 7. Waitin' for the Train to Come In (Block/Skylar) - 3:29 8. The Freedom Train (Berlin) - 3:34 9. Black Coffee (Burke/Webster) - 6:32 10. A Woman Alone With the Blues (Robinson) - 3:17 11. For Every Man There's a Woman (Arlen/Robin) - 3:46 12. I'm Gonna Go Fishin' (Ellington/Lee) - 2:21

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Maria Muldaur: A Woman Alone With The Blues

Read "A Woman Alone With The Blues" reviewed by Ed Felper

by Ed Felper

When Peggy Lee died last year, the jazz world--and the entire music world--lost one of its greatest balladeers and stylists. Simply put, when you hear Miss Peggy Lee's trademark hushed sensuality, you immediately recognize that her voice could belong to no one else. Maria Muldaur, a steamy chanteuse who made her name in blues and roots ...

Album

Richland Woman Blues

By Maria Muldaur

Label: Stony Plain Music
Released: 2001

Album

Music For Lovers

By Maria Muldaur

Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Fanning the Flames; Think About You; Latersville; It Feels Like Rain; Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You; We Can Let It Happen Tonight; Soothe Me; Talk Real Slow; I Wanna Be Loved; Someday When We're Both Alone; Southland of the Heart.

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Maria Muldaur: Music For Lovers

Read "Music For Lovers" reviewed by Ed Kopp

by Ed Kopp

Maria Muldaur is blessed with a voice that's both supple and sassy. In fact, her singing seems to grow more soulful with each album. Muldaur has tackled a lot of genres during her 57 years--everything from jug band music to bluegrass to rock to jazz to gospel to children's music. Over the last decade or so, ...

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Maria Muldaur: Meet Me Where They Play The Blues

Read "Meet Me Where They Play The Blues" reviewed by Ed Kopp

by Ed Kopp

Bob Dole ought to ditch the Viagra and buy Maria Muldaur's latest CD. Muldaur's new one is hotter than Tabasco sauce and a hell of a lot cheaper than those blue pills.Former pop songstress Muldaur has reconstituted herself as a blues singer while retaining the sexually charged persona that she created with the 1974 ...

Album

Jazzabelle

By Maria Muldaur

Label: BMG Ariola
Released: 1993
Track listing: Your Molecular Structure; Weeping Willow Blues; Everybody Cryin' Mercy; Rio De Janeiro Blue; You're My Thrill; Long As You're Living; Elona; Do Your Duty; Don't You Feel My Leg (Don't You Get Me High); September Rain; Southern Music; Where;


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