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My Handy Man
03:59
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Dreaming of You
02:45
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Organ Grinder Blues
04:03
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No, Papa, No!
03:14
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I've always heard that haste makes waste
So I believe in takin' my time
The highest mountain can't be raced
It's something you must slowly climb
I want a slow and easy man
He needn't ever take the lead
'Cause I work on that long-time plan
And I ain't a-lookin' for no speed
I'm a one hour mama
No one minute papa
Ain't the kind of man for me
It takes a long time papa
When I was that proper
To love you like I long to be
I don't want no lame excuses
'Bout my lovin' bein' so good
That you couldn't wait no longer
Now I hope I'm understood
I'm a one hour mama
No one minute papa
Ain't the kind of man for me
I don't want no greenhorn lover
Like a rookie goin' to war
With a load of big artillery
But don't know what it's for
He's got to bring me a reference
With a great long pedigree
And must prove he's got endurance
Or he don't mean naught to me
I can't stand no crowin' rooster
One that hits a lick or two
Action is the only booster
Of just what my man must do
I don't want no imitation
My requirements ain't no joke
And I get pure indignation
For a guy that's lost his stroke
I'm a one hour mama
No one minute papa
Ain't the kind of man for me
It takes a long time papa
One hour, that's proper
To love me like I long to be
I may want love for one hour
Then decide to make it two
Takes an hour 'fore I get started
Maybe three before I'm through
I'm a one hour mama
So no one minute papa
Ain't the kind of man for me
He ain't the kind of man for me
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Gotta Have What It Takes
03:09
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Any-Kind-A-Man
02:45
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Down Hill Pull
03:22
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T-B Blues
03:10
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Maria Muldaur California
Best known world-wide for her 1973 pop mega-hit "Midnight at the Oasis," 6-time GRAMMY nominee Maria
Muldaur’s
62 year career could best be described as an adventurous odyssey through the various forms of American Roots Music. In Sept. 2019, The Americana Music Association awarded her "The Lifetime Achievement Americana Trailblazer Award".
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