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Sweet Lovin' Ol' Soul (Old Highway 61 Revisited) continues Maria Muldaur's salute to women blues singers such as Memphis Minnie, Bessie Smith, and Lucille Bogan. Guests include Taj Mahal, who duets with Maria on two songs: "Ain't What You Used to Have," originally recorded by vaudeville/blues duo Butterbeans and Suzy; and "Take a Stand," a gospel song originally recorded in 1929 by Blind Willie Johnson. Taj also plays guitar and banjo on several tracks. Old friend and fellow blues singer Tracy Nelson joins Maria on the Bessie Smith/Clara Smith duet "I'm Goin' Back," and Alvin Youngblood Hart sings with Maria on the Memphis Minnie/Kansas Joe song "She Put Me Outdoors." Recent Grammy lifetime achievement award-winning blues pianist Pinetop Perkins performs on "Decent Woman Blues," a tune originally recorded by Julia Lee. Other guests on the CD include guitarists Del Rey and Steve James, Chris Isaak bassist Rowland Salley (who also painted the album's cover art), pianist Dave Mathews, and jug player Fritz Richmond, who played with Maria in one of her first groups, the Jim Kweskin Jug Band.
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This superior release finds Maria Muldaur returning to her roots and paying special tribute to Memphis Minnie. Assisted by such notables as singer-guitarist Taj Mahal and guitarist Del Rey, Muldaur really excels on the vintage material and in this acoustic setting. Rather than sounding like a revivalist, her sensitive and witty vocals show a real understanding for the music and make her sound like a veteran of the era even though she is about 50 years too young! For listeners who might find it difficult to get into early blues due to the primitive recording quality, Maria Muldaur's Sweet Lovin' Ol' Soul will serve as the perfect transition.
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