Maria Muldaur

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  • blues
  • female vocalists
  • folk
  • pop
  • country
Maria Muldaur (Born Maria Garzia Rosa Domenica D'Amato, on September 12, 1943, in Greenwich Village, New York) is a roots-folk singer best known for her 1974 Top Ten hit, "Midnight at the Oasis." Later that year she hit the Top 40 again with a rocking version of "I'm a Woman." She performed in the early 1960s in Greenwich Village with Bob Dylan, John Sebastian, David Grisman, and Stefan Grossman.

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Songs

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    (No More) Dancin' in the Street

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    ... I'd've Baked a Cake

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    A Bushel and a Peck

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    A Good Man Is Hard to Find

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    A Woman Alone With the Blues

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    A-You're Adorable

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    Aba Daba Honeymoon

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    Adam and Eve Had the Blues

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    Ain't No Man Righteous

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    Ain't What You Used to Have

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    All to Myself Alone

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    An Eagle Stirreth in Her Nest

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    An Old Straw Hat

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    Animal Crackers in My Soup

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    Animal Fair

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    Any Old Time

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    As an Eagle Stireth Her Nest

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    As an Eagle Stirreth in Her Nest

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    At the Codfish Ball

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    Baby Jesus

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    Baby You're My Destiny

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    Back by Fall

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    Best of Me

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    Birds Fly South (When Winter Comes)

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    Black Coffee

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    Blizzard of Lies

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    Blues for Hoagy (Laid Back Blues)

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    Blues Gives a Lesson

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    Blues So Bad

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    Blues Wave

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    Brand New Key

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    Brickyard Blues

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    Bright Morning Star

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    Brother, Seek and Ye Shall Find

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    Brotherly Love

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    Buckets of Love

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    Buckets of Rain

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    Cajun Moon

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    Can't Pin Yo' Spin on Me

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    Candy Store Blues

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    Choo 'n Gum

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    Clean Up Woman

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    Coat of Many Colors

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    Cooking Breakfast for the One I Love

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    Cooking Breakfast for the Ones I Love

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    Cool River

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    Crazy Cryin' Blues

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    Creole Eyes

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    Daniel Prayed

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    Decent Woman Blues


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