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"Richland Woman Blues" - Jim Kweskin Jug Band w/Maria Muldaur, John Sebastian - 7/22/15
Jim Kweskin Jug Band with Maria Muldaur and John Sebastian - July 22, 2015 at The Egg in Albany, NY. Song by Mississippi John Hurt.
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"Fishin' Blues" - Jim Kweskin Jug Band w/Maria Muldaur, John Sebastian - 7/22/15
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Jim Kweskin Jug Band with Maria Muldaur and John Sebastian - July 22, 2015 at The Egg in Albany, NY
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John Hurt wrote this tune, but Maria Muldaur owns it.
She's been singing this Hurt song for so long (over 50 years) she almost owns it. Interesting Kweskin modestly doesn't take a solo here, he certainly could. perhaps deferring to Sebastian who does it just fine.
Club 47, Cambridge Ma
John Sebastian said in an interview that he learned a thing or two about Fingerpicking from the "Mayor of MacDougal St" - Dave Van Ronk.
Really about perfect . My new go-to song, aiong with anything by Willow Osborne, and also Mandolin Orange's recording of "Boots of Spanish Leather".
This guitar intro is just great. Makes an old man glad.
Been listening since 1965
Did I see her play at the Well in Rosendale, NY in the waybacktime. I was mostly busy talking to a friend at the bar...
Saw these guys often on Boston, Charles Street and other places. My favorite was at UMass, I think, in 1967 they did an afternoon with Phil Oches, The Mitchel (then with John Denver), and the Jug Band. What an afternoon. They all hung out and some of us had a chance to chat with all of them. A great day!
I wish she continued to sing like this, not her more recent style.
Who’s the drunk lady?
Love this song.
Magniicent
nice banjo solo
Weird camera work. What was up with that???
Maria got more beautiful with age. Great to see her performing with John Sebastian.
I am informed that the original lyrics to that tune were a lot more X-rated. Apparently everyone from John Hurt on up has cleaned it up to be more kid friendly. I can't point you to a link with the more ribald lyrics. Don't know if one exists on You-Tube.
So cool
Maria's still got a great voice !
Who's that kid back there on banjo? You don't find that many blues banjo pickers...
That there's some superstar power in my book.
Looks like Maria isn’t happy with the mix.
This has to be the best performance ever of Maria doing that song. The way she flirted with John is priceless.
Saw Maria sing this song with the Jug Band back in the Spring of 1967 in Ann Arbor, MI. Fell in love with her and the band and have been a fan of jug band music ever since.
So Thomas didnt understand the double entendre of the song he wrote. Thomas was a son of slaves and a giant of blues. Maybe this hillbilly clown should STFU and stick to the jug.
People pointing out it's Geoff Muldaur not John Sebastian are correct. Saw the Kweskin Jug Band many times at the Club 47, with Fritz Richmond on washtub bass and Bill Keith on banjo. Mel Lyman also part of this but that's a whole other story.
Geoff is singin', Sebastian is on the banjo (to the left in screen)...
Club 47 Now there’s a memory.
Geoff Muldaur on lead vocal, Sebastian on banjo
Banjo guitar actually
What a shame that Maria stopped playing fiddle....
Going to see Jim Kweskin for the first time was left on my Calendar app-- for coming events which didn't come (due to Covid.) (I did see John Sebastian 2/29/2020.)
Excellent! Doesn't get better than this!
People playing Jug Music, seem to be happy people.
Quality at its best !!!
Noting better than seeing Maria phone it in...
Met kweskin at the folklore center, he was going to play at the second fret in Philadelphia, Mel wasn’t going, he said I could come along and play.., Maria played the fiddle with her hips, Bill Keith had perfect pitch, wed drive over a pot hole nd he’d sing out the note, kept a stash under the horn on the steering wheel. Mel had the most remarkable control of his harmonica, just the most beautiful sounds.. the second fret was a wonderful club, a miniature concert hall, very respectful audieneces
👍🏼😀👍🏼
Bluegrass ? or Blues?
Country blues
Old time, maybe?
I agree with Rodney Kitchen. That's not John Sebastian. It's Geoff Muldaur, one of the original members of The Jim Kweskin Jug Band. Maria D'Amtao was also a member of the band. She married Geoff Muldaur and became "Maria Muldaur".
john sebastian is playing one of the banjos
Agree with @Mono - John's on the banjo on the left (the white haired guy in glasses - this was done in 2015!). Otherwise it's the originals doing their version from the 60's, from what my ears remember (Maria wasn't singing on this - but I *think* she was playing kazoo...
That's John on the 6 string Banjo, no doubt, who is the young fella on 5 string? What most folks missed is that although Bill Keith is not in this group, as he should be, his son, Martin is playing bass, which I think is pretty damned cool. Maria does not sing on this song, because they arranged it as a duet, get over it. She is, and will always be, the bomb.
The Kweskin Jug Band has been one of my favourite bands since the 60s. Great music, great performers!
Taj Mahal sang this song too. Love Jim Kweskin Jug band in the mid-sixties would listen to them on the radio station Kppc from Pasadena Presiderian church.
Enorme la voie, et le reste des musicien.ne.s
Y'a que des musiciens. Mais énorme la voix !
I hope to hear TV dinners. Live. .. SMILE
Maria's voice has dropped a lot over the years, in pitch, not quality, but it's still great. She changed the words a bit. "Come blowin' your horn" changed to "Doncha take your time." Works just as well.
In the line "any dude will do", the original must have been "any cock will do".
Unless the voice was low to begin with, all the singers from that time have dropped an octave. Even the trained singers lose the high notes. They either sing the whole thing lower - or drop down on the high parts. Tom Rush is about the only one who sounds the same. There's a clip of it from 66 (check the suggestions on the right or search it) and I think the words are the same, but I'd have to listen to both a few times (short term memory stuff, y'know). 8-)
Where is he getting the idea that this song has anything to do with cheating on your wife? I don't think Smith had that in mind when he wrote the song, and I've never heard that insinuated by any other musician.
Called double entendre
Zortron- Do you think when the guy sang "Let me play with your poodle," he really meant that he wanted to come over to her house an play fetch with her dog?
@@flatsville1 Old comments eh? I'd never heard the original lyrics before when I wrote that, only Henry Thomas's version-- seemingly the more ubiquitous one. The original, as Smith wrote it, is pretty clear with the double entendre.
See Sam Chatmon’s version which goes back to the original.
I´m 35 and My ex-lovely wife introduced me this band in 2005 in Montreal, this was the first song I listened and since then this nice band and so pleasant for the ears it´s been one of my favorites and now I have a Daughter and this song hits me so damn bad hard my heart. Saludos a todos!!!
This is a betrayal of this classic song. It is fussy, the multiple instruments lost the focus of the words, the spoken prologue is embarrassing and wrong, and the woman sashaying around is distracting.
"The woman" is Maria Muldaur. If you're not familiar with her I don't understand how you can feel that you're such an authority of Americana music that you can be so definitive in your condemnation.
Everybody is a critic. It's much easier than being talented.
This is the Kweskin Jug Band, named one of the most important groups of the 1960s and almost single-handedly responsible for saving jug band music. Please post your superior version. I await with baited breath.
Indeed, what the heck is Maria doing onstage?
@@Flametamer9 At one point it looks like she is directing the sound person. Also, we aren't listening to the whole concert.
don't see the old six string banjo too often anymore . . . used to mess with it at Muscara's Music back in the old days but never bought one :-/
Brian Lawrence of Tuba Skinny uses a 6 string banjo. Occasionally, Max Bien Kahn will play it.
Been a fan for so long maria muldaur is the whole package
Thanks for the credit to Henry Thomas at 0.01. LONG overdue.
What a Gal!
sounds like Geoff Muldaur
It certainly is!
You can see him on the right.
Jeff rocks. ✊🍷🎩
Just watched a video of the Even Dozen Jug Band from the early 1960s. Other than Maria Muldaur, I wonder how many others in that group are still performing.
I've seen both Jim Kweskin and Geoff Muldaur in Toronto (not together) in the last couple of years. They still put on a great show. Jim & Geoff have a recent CD that's super. Maria has done some jug band stuff lately too.
Maria D'Amato!