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Best known world-wide for her 1973 pop mega-hit "Midnight at the Oasis," which received 2 GRAMMY nominations, Muldaur's 62 year career could best be described as a long and adventurous odyssey... more

Maria was so smitten with New Orleans street band Tuba Skinny that she asked them to play with her at the January 2020 International Folk Alliance Conference. Then the pandemic came—but that didn't... more

If you pick up Richland Woman Blues remembering Maria Muldaur's erotic recording of the song with Jim Kweskin's Jug Band, you may be surprised at how her voice has changed, and yet how impossible it... more

After giving herself to blues, jazz, folk, gospel and country, Maria fell hard for the sounds of New Orleans starting in the '90s. Teaming with the cream of the Crescent City crop, she digs deep into... more

Maria revisits her jug-band roots with her old partners John Sebastian and David Grisman as well as Dan Hicks, Taj Mahal and the Crow Quill Night Owls on this eminently enjoyable 2009 album. They... more

Maria Muldaur, a veteran of the Greenwich Village folk heyday in the early 60s, has spent the last four and half decades weaving her folk, blues and pop influences into a unique sound that speaks to... more

Not only are Sippie Wallace, Mamie Smith, Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith and Alberta Hunter honored on this 2007 album, but Maria is also joined by a modern-day blues heroine: Bonnie Raitt, who sings with... more

Maria Muldaur has been taken by Bob Dylan's music from the very start. This fine blues and jazz singer has taken the songs form Dylan's romantic canon and has fashioned them in her own image without... more

Taj Mahal, Pinetop Perkins and Alvin Youngblood Hart join Maria as she pays loving tribute to Memphis Minnie on this 2005 album. There's personality, playfulness and sultry singing to spare here: "I... more

Maria Muldaur follows up on the critical-acclaim of her 2003 release of Peggy Lee songs with the intimate and engaging Love Wants to Dance.