Singer Maria Muldaur has had New Orleans connections since she released her breakthrough solo album in 1973. “I always loved New Orleans music,” Muldaur says. “I remember when the Wild Tchoupitoulas ...

Maria Muldaur, "The First Lady of Roots Music," has just released One Hour Mama, a tribute to her mentor, Victoria Spivey. Credit: Screenshot Maria Muldaur, “The First Lady of Roots Music,” has ...

If you were to walk into a room where Maria Muldaur's 40th album was playing and not know anything about it, you could be forgiven for thinking you were hearing a remastered digital version of old 78s ...

It’s hard these days to say with certainty who is and who isn’t a New Orleans musician. Like the floodwaters raised by Hurricane Katrina, last summer’s storm has spread the city’s musical community ...

For Maria Muldaur, Bob Dylan is just as much of a lover with his music as he is a fighter. "When people think of Bob Dylan, they think of these amazingly insightful, perceptive songs of social ...

Maria Muldaur in “Way Past Midnight” at The Grey Eagle, Nov. 4 WHO: Maria Muldaur, Grammy nominated singer, best known for chart topper “Midnight at the Oasis” in 1974, is a winner of several ...

"But I have a knack for knowing who the great songwriters are,'' she said. "The show will feature not just songs, but will loosely follow the trajectory of my musical journey,'' said Muldaur, who ...

Last year, Maria Muldaur realized it has been 40 years since her chart topping hit “Midnight at the Oasis,” and that she had released 40 albums in her long career. So she told herself, “Instead of ...

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 ...

It must be tough for a musician performing a month before the presidential election during a contentious cycle to avoid politics onstage- especially in a town on a day when one candidate appeared and ...

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 ...