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MULDAUR MARIA - Maria Muldaur (200g)
Maria Muldaur - Maria Muldaur
Audiophile 200 Gramm Wiederauflage von Exhibit Records - Pressung bei Quality Record Pressings -
Maria Muldaur's strong debut features savvy studio vets, talented guests, strong tunes and Muldaur's best-known single "Midnight at the Oasis," a flirty invitation to forbidden pleasure, set in an Arabian Nights desert that falls somewhere between jazz and pop. A well-known music critic declared that "Midnight at the Oasis was probably responsible for the conception of more children than any other song of the 1970's."
The recording appeared in 1973, during a moment of great openness in popular music. Her album became an FM staple, she found just the right balance between her commitment to the traditional material she favors and her ability to interpret it in her own quirky and original recognizable singing style.
There's not a weak song, a weak arrangement, or a weak performance anywhere on it. Muldaur has an amazing voice, kind of a link between the worlds of folk, blues and jazz. This album has elements of rock, pop, blues, folk, country, bluegrass and even vaudeville and somehow, all the disparate elements blend well to make for a cohesive, remarkably unified album impossible to classify as a whole.
Besetzung
Ry Cooder, David Nichtern - Acustic Guitar / Tommy McClure, Freebo - Bass / Jim Keltner, Jim Gordon - Drums / David Lynley - Guitar / Jim Dickinson, Mark Jordan - Piano / Amos Garrett - E-Guitar / Maria Muldaur - Vocals u.a.
Titel
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Seite A |
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Seite B |
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| 1. |
Any Old Time |
3:40 |
Don't You Feel My Leg (Don't You Get Me High) |
2:45 |
| 2. |
Midnight At The Oasis |
3:46 |
Walkin' One & Only |
2:44 |
| 3. |
My Tennessee Mountain Home |
3:28 |
Long Hard Climb |
3:00 |
| 4. |
I Never Did Sing You A Love Song |
2:48 |
Three Dollar Bill |
4:08 |
| 5. |
The Work Song |
4:02 |
Vaudeville Man |
2:36 |
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Mad Mad Me |
2:45 |
Technik
Producer - Joe Boyd, Lenny Waronker