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 ...

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 ...

All About Jazz is celebrating Maria Muldaur's birthday today! Maria for over 40 years as a performer, she\'s literally lived the life of someone steeped in the American roots music songbook, whether ...

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 ...

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 ...

Digging into the tradition, playing vintage material for young hipsters, making musicology fun—Maria Muldaur started doing that in the Boston coffeehouses five decades ago, and Tuba Skinny is doing it ...

Legendary Blues and Americana singer Maria Muldaur will perform at Club Passim in Harvard Square July 26th. Grammy nominee Mulduar is preparing to celebrate her 80th birthday and will take the ...

After several years on the folk circuit and in the short-lived jug band revival, Maria Muldaur hit the national spotlight in 1974 with her sultry single “Midnight at the Oasis.” She has since extended ...

If you can imagine Peggy Lee covering Maria Muldaur's sultry hit "Midnight at the Oasis," then "A Woman Alone With the Blues," Muldaur's new tribute to the late singer, shouldn't seem too much of a ...

"Midnight at the Oasis" was Maria Muldaur's biggest hit and one that launched her solo career in 1974. But the truth is that the song was never supposed to be on the album. "It was completely an ...

While most listeners probably associate Maria Muldaur with her 1974 hit, "Midnight at the Oasis," longtime fans know she's well versed in a wide variety of roots music genres. She makes a rare jazz ...