Geoff & Maria Muldaur - Sweet Potatoes

File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Time: 40:59
Size: 96.2 MB
Released: 1972, CD in 2008
Styles: Roots, Folk
Art: Front

1. Blue Railroad Train (3:01)
2. Havana Moon (4:52)
3. Lazybones (4:49)
4. Cordelia (3:57)
5. Dardanella (4:31)
6. I'm Rich (5:10)
7. Sweet Potatoes (2:07)
8. Kneein' Me (3:23)
9. Lover Man (4:07)
10. Hard Time Killin' Floor (4:57)

While at Cambridge, MA, Maria Muldaur joined the Jim Kweskin Jug Band and began an affair with singer Geoff Muldaur; the couple eventually married and had a daughter, Jenni, who would later become a singer in her own right. When the Kweskin band broke up in 1968, the couple stayed Amo with their label (Reprise) and began recording together as Geoff & Maria Muldaur. They moved to Woodstock, NY, to take advantage of the burgeoning music scene there and issued two albums -- 1970's Pottery Pie and 1971's Sweet Potatoes -- before Geoff departed in 1972 to form Better Days with Paul Butterfield, a move that signaled not only the end of the couple's musical partnership, but their marriage as well.

Geoff Muldaur (Vocals, Piano, Guitar, Luzan, Organ, Horns);
Maria Muldaur (Vocals, Tambourine);
Amos Garrett (Electric Guitar, Trombone, Vocal on track 3);
Bill Keith (Pedal Steel);
Billy Mundi (Drums, Luzan, Percussions);
John Kahn (Bass);
GUESTS
Paul Butterfield (Harmonica);
Jeff Gutcheon (Piano);
Bobby Notkoff (Violin);
Trevor Lawrence (Bariton Sax);
Peter Ecklund (Trumpet);
Gene Dinwiddie (Tenor Sax);
Munc Blackburn (Alto Sax);
Junior Turlock (Bass);
Stu Brotman (Bowed Bass, Bass Trombone);
Billy Wolf (Bass on track 10);

Sweet Potatoes

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Jake Leg Stompers - Hot Feet

File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Time: 66:47
Size: 156.8 MB
Released: 2007
Styles: Folk, Jug band
Art: Front

1. Big Bad Bill (2:45)
2. Cow Cow Stomp (4:00)
3. Tain't No Sin (2:58)
4. Limehouse Blues (3:17)
5. Alabama Jubilee (3:28)
6. Georgia Crawl (3:40)
7. Cuckoo (2:43)
8. Hard Travelin' (3:17)
9. Dallas Rag (4:00)
10. Miss The Mississippi (3:23)
11. Viola Lee Blues (3:04)
12. Run Mountain (3:33)
13. Cocaine Blues (3:54)
14. Sugar In My Bowl (3:27)
15. Sweet To Mama (3:48)
16. Sippin' On Jake (3:19)
17. Mobile Line (12:02)

Based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, the Jake Leg Stompers offer tangy tastes of chicken-fried, pre-war, hokum-billy jug music to gourmet audiences throughout the greater Nashville, Middle Tennessee region. Acclaimed for their spirited, eclectic, and wildly unpredictable street performances, the Stompers are equally at home playing for dozens in night clubs or hundreds on festival stages.

Brandon Armstrong (string bass, trombone, tuba, jug, balaphone, mandolin, banjo, percussion, vocals)
Ron Bombardi (fiddle, guitars, mandolin, tinwhistles, accordian, jews harp, percussion, autoharp, vocals)
Bill Steber (vocals, guitars, banjo, ukelele, banjo-uke, harmonica, saw, mandolin, dujo, diddly-bow, autoharp)
Charlee Tidrick (vocals, fiddle, mandolin, washboard, percussion)
Sam Rorex (drums, percussion, guitar)

Hot Feet

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