Talk:Maria Muldaur

Parents? Kids?

Usually there's a piece in bio articles about parents and kids but none of that is here. Do we not know? 72.86.42.38 (talk) 17:36, 25 May 2013 (UTC)

Uh, there's Jenni Muldaur, for starters. First clue to spot when an article is little more than a fanboy exercise is when it fails to mention something as important and obvious as that. RadioKAOS / Talk to me, Billy / Transmissions 20:12, 14 November 2013 (UTC)

In addition to that, the bit about her relationship with the Grateful Dead and/or Peter Rowan is vague, unsubstantiated by any source, and misleading as phrased (seems to be saying she joined the Grateful Dead).

I might also add that it's a bit curious that a singer who in 1974 was regarded equal to (or even more important than) Linda Ronstadt and Bonnie Raitt is deemed only "Low-importance" on Wikipedia. When "Oasis" became a hit, Bonnie had to give Muldaur the headline position on tour, and Maria was Linda's replacement on Broadway in "Pirates of Penzance" ... what's a girl gotta do to get respect? ;)

I expect this comment should be placed somewhere else to be effective, but I can't figure out how Wikipedia's hierarchy works. But seeing how the comment above is already decade old, and judging by the fact that Jenni Muldaur doesn't even have a page here, I'm guessing what we need is a best-selling MM bio, so this page could be set straight. Ocsirpeoj (talk) 21:03, 7 June 2024 (UTC)

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"The Memory of Your Smile"

Before I put David Grisman singing baritone and playing guitar and Mike Seeger singing low tenor and playing re-tuned mandolin here on Wikipedia, I read about that on the booklet to Mike Seeger's "Third Annual Farewell Reunion". Maria was the lead vocalist on the song with David on baritone vocals and guitar and Mike on low tenor vocals and re-tuned mandolin. So I put her on lead vocals on Wikipedia as well. Zekesmukler (talk) 01:47, 13 March 2026 (UTC)

"Sweet Sunny South"

Before I put Maria Muldaur and Mike Seeger on vocals and guitars here on Wikipedia, I read about that on the Mike Seeger "Second Annual Farewell Reunion" LP album cover. Maria and Mike were singing together when they played a guitar duet. And I put Maria playing guitar on the background information list after I read about her playing guitar on the LP album cover. Zekesmukler (talk) 22:30, 13 March 2026 (UTC)