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Maria Muldaur: Sweet Harmony (Reprise) *****
Review by Barbara Charone, Sounds, February 1976
SALVATION HAS come down from the heaven's in the shape of Maria Muldaur's third album which finds the artist growing in leaps and bounds, moving ...
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Review by Mark Leviton, Phonograph Record, October 1973
I CONSIDER it unfair, even immoral, for Maria Muldaur to look and sing so well. I mean, a reviewer like myself can get pretty worked ...
Report and Interview by David Rensin, Rolling Stone, August 1974
THE AUDIENCE is expectant, the music strident, the voice rich and full-throated and sensuous. It's San Diego, the first stop on Maria Muldaur's 30-day road ...
Maria Muldaur: Waitress In A Donut Shop
Review by Bob Woffinden, NME, November 1974
MARIA MULDAUR'S got class no argument about it. It may have been a long, hard climb, but she is now receiving the attention she ...
Maria Muldaur: Maria's Magic Moment
Profile and Interview by Rob Partridge, Melody Maker, May 1975
ENCORE time at Stony Brook, Long Island. Maria Muldaur had just finished an impressive set and the kids were yelling out for more of the ...
Maria Muldaur & Emmylou Harris Live
Live Review by Mitchell Cohen, Phonograph Record, July 1975
Maria Muldaur: Carnegie Hall, New York Emmylou Harris: Schaefer Music Festival, Central park, New York ...
Maria Muldaur: Ronnie Scott's, London
Live Review by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, July 1975
THE TROUBLE with Maria Muldaur is that she is so Goddamn talented it could make you sick. At Ronnie Scott's London, she was all the ...
Maria Muldaur: Maria Hangs Loose
Interview by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, July 1975
Maria Muldaur, the American singer who has just completed a highly-successful week at London's Ronnie Scott Club, talks to KARL DALLAS ...
Maria Muldaur: The Effect Is Underwhelming
Live Review by Charles Shaar Murray, NME, August 1975
Maria Muldaur: Ronnie Scott's, London ...
Maria Muldaur: Sweet Harmony (Warner Brothers)
Review by Miles, NME, February 1976
"BECAUSE OF the eclectic nature of her thing Maria goes through a lot of different styles – that's her thing, that's what she does, that's ...
Maria Muldaur: Sweet Harmony (Reprise)
Review by Penny Valentine, Street Life, March 1976
THE FIRST time I saw Maria Muldaur live she was magnificent. Which is unfortunate because it set a precedent she could never follow short of ...
Maria Muldaur: Open Your Eyes (Warner Bros)
Review by Penny Valentine, Melody Maker, August 1979
MUSICIANS WHO return after a hiatus as long as Muldaur's – since the confusion of Sweet Harmony – face several problems, not least over-effort. It's ...
Ave Maria (And Three Hosannas!): Maria Muldaur at Ronnie Scott’s, London
Live Review by Cynthia Rose, NME, 1983
FIVE YEARS ago New Years Eve, I watched Maria Muldaur seize a packed house at the closing of the gigantic Armadillo World Headquarters – last ...
Maria Muldaur: A Multifaceted Muldaur
Profile and Interview by Carol Cooper, Newsday, April 1996
"IF YOU THINK about it," Maria Muldaur remarked during a recent showcase for her new blues album, Fanning the Flames, "a tarantella is really just ...
Maria Muldaur's Perfect Moment
Retrospective by Michael Goldberg, Neumu, August 2001
Maria Muldaur's solo debut: among the best albums of any era Long, long ago, a collaboration of producers, musicians and a singer ...
Maria Muldaur: Sweet and Sassy, Bawdy and Blue
Profile and Interview by Kirk Silsbee, Detroit Metro Times, August 2007
WHEN SINGER Maria Muldaur takes the stage at this week's Detroit Jazz Festival, it will be a culmination of a chain of events that run ...
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