Maria Muldaur (1 of 8) - Childhood in the Village

An exclusive series of Living Legends Music interviews with Maria Muldaur. Part 1 of 8. Recorded on December 2nd, 2007 in Bradenton, FL.
Maria Muldaur's official website: www.mariamuldau...
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[@davisworth5114]

Thank you Maria, great to hear your stories, used to listen to you w/ Jim Kweskin, God bless!

[@leesanna7835]

I met Maria, lovely, lovely woman, and beautiful as well...

[@babyboomer1307]

Midnight at the oasis-ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS EVER !!

[@judsonh1949]

As I read "Was Blind and Now I See" the biography of Doc Watson, I am amazed to learn of the strong connection between Marie Muldaur and so much of the roots music of the Appalachian south. She actually visited Doc Watson and his family and she and others worked to bring Doc to NYC in time to be a part of the folk scene of the day actually introducing Doc to a much wider audience than he would have known otherwise.

[@bingobongo445]

I was about 13 when Midnight at the oasis came out in 74.

[@juliestrom412]

For me it made that summer very quirky and fun. 🌞🌝 Pool weather junior high stuff. Wish she was coming around here. Sounds like she had a very enriched childhood and life.

[@modaljig]

Thank you! This series is wonderful. Made my year.

[@GalacticCowboy]

One of the greats!

[@chrisbennett606]

Very informative

[@Grundig305]

She probably meant WWRL 1600 on the right end of the AM dial in NYC, where they played a lot of blues and doo wop

[@shawnfern]

Rock on Ms M

[@gamoonbat]

Hank Williams' song was "The Wild Side of Life."

[@dalecooles]

"I can make a dress out of a feedbag, and make a man out of you."

[@VealParmigiana]

A bad hair day for Maria. She appears to be very nice.

[@jt414]

Maria has Fabulous hair!
Wish mine looked like that.

[@adrina911]

Elvis bought black artist songs, the rights giving them peanuts and then going on to make millions.