Maria Muldaur - Fanning The Flames (1996)

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Title: Fanning The Flames
Year Of Release: 1996
Label: Telarc
Genre: Blues
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 56:13
Total Size: 138/407 Mb
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Maria Muldaur - Fanning The Flames (1996)


Tracklist:

01. Home Of The Blues 4:21
02. Fanning The Flames 5:30
03. Trust In My Love 4:11
04. Somebody Was Watching Over Me 5:06
05. Heaven On Earth 5:15
06. Stand By Me 4:35
07. Talk Real Slow 4:20
08. Stop Runnin' From Your Own Shadow 4:31
09. Can't Pin Yo' Spin On Me 4:05
10. Brotherly Love 6:19
11. Well, Well, Well 4:55
12. Strange And Foreign Land 3:26

Line-up::
Bass – Hutch Hutchinson
Congas – Bill Summers
Drums – Steve Potts (2)
Guest – Bonnie Raitt, Huey Lewis, Johnny Adams, Mavis Staples, Sonny Landreth
Guitar – Cranston Clements
Piano – Dave Torkanowsky
Vocals – Maria Muldaur

For those who only know of Muldaur through her 1974 hit "Midnight at the Oasis," please scratch that from memory. This lady can flat out sing! Although the CD insert art suggests a "pops orchestra" recording, don't let it mislead you; Muldaur belts out gritty blues and gospel and soulful R&B as very few can. She appropriately terms this musical gumbo "bluesiana." A crack band was assembled featuring longtime Muldaur guitarist Cranston Clements, Dave Torkanowsky on keyboards, and Hutch Hutchinson on bass. Guest singer Johnny Adams joins Muldaur on "Trust in Me," but the two really hit stride as they swap vocal licks on the boogie number "Heaven on Earth." Muldaur and gospel singer Mavis Staples spend themselves emotionally on the mournful duet "Well, Well, Well," accompanied by Clements and guest Sonny Landreth on slide and National steel guitars; rarely has a Bob Dylan song sounded as sweet and alive.


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Many thanks for lossless.