Long before her biggest hit made her a star, this '70s songstress had a front-row seat to one of music’s most extraordinary ...
Robert Christgau reviews the latest CD from vocalist Maria Muldaur, best known for her quirky 1970s pop tune "Midnight at the Oasis." Her new CD is Heart of Mine: Maria Muldaur Sings Love Songs of Bob ...
Produced by Maria Muldaur, the album features some of NOLA’s finest “first-call” musicians. When a 24-year-old Blue Lu Barker stepped up to the microphone at Decca Records studio in Manhattan in 1938 ...
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 ...
To put the spotlight on the late great New Orleans vocalist and composer Blue Lu Barker deserves kudos. Singer Maria Muldaur gathered the right musicians to back her ...
(MPM) Six-time Grammy nominee Maria Muldaur, who's been dubbed "The First Lady of Roots Music" for previous albums touching on her wide-ranging influences from blues, country, folk, jazz and even jug ...
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 ...
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 ...
Maria Muldaur to Celebrate The 50th Anniversary Of MIDNIGHT AT THE OASIS At Club Passim in September
Maria Muldaur will celebrate the 50th anniversary of her worldwide hit “Midnight at the Oasis” at Club Passim on September 5. Maria's multimedia performance will chronicle her 50-year journey, ...
Maria Muldaur and her Red Hot Bluesiana Band roll out blues, R&B and swamp funk Saturday in Pacifica
The first time American Roots legendary singer Maria Muldaur heard Memphis Minnie sing was when she was taken under the wings of Houston blues great, singer Victoria Spivey. The 1908-born Spivey met ...
Six-time Grammy nominee Maria Muldaur, who's been dubbed "The First Lady of Roots Music" for previous albums touching on her wide-ranging influences from blues, country, folk, jazz and even jug band ...
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