For you youngsters out there ... The balding banjo player in the back is none other than Bill Keith, who perfected Scrugg's tuner and wrote his banjo book.
This was in a little joint down the village (NYC), I believe. I was there and I remember Maria's dress,too. Everytime they played the village, we would go see them. Amazing..and that fiddle cried!
@curtnevan no thats a wonderful observation. you can tell she really learned from the best. but even more than she sounds like bessie she sounds like victoria spivey. i knew from the moment i heard her voice she modeled her self after spivey. and lo and behold it turned out that she studied under spivey! they have the same intonations and accents and everything.
That is too good. Great find. Maria Muldaur must be all of, what, 14 years old here?! And already, what a voice! And of course, that jug playing is just incredible. It's quite hard to blow that low!
Qhat an earth was I doing in the 60's - I didn't clock MM until her wondrous hit wonder came out, and that was so long ago, does anyone know when it was ?
It seems like a early 90's event to me, but I just can't say with any certainty, and find it fifficult to believe that it was THAT long-ago. But 60's !? Wow - never knew !
we used to go see them down the village in nyc all the time in the 60's. They were great-such fun! He sure could play that fiddle--made it just cry!!!
Don't know why I never thought to check here for the JK Jug Band - we used to go see them regularly in Philly and Cambridge. Nice to see them here - thanks!
This isn't quite the same song as the one in "No Direction Home." The one there is "Big Fat Woman Blues," a slight variation and I would love to see the full version if anyone were to have it. :)
Is this the same thing as in the film "No direction home" with Bob Dylan, by Martin Scorsese ? Don't know that is also was aviable in colours :) Nice ...
Anyone who knows where to find a thing they did in 69-71, he is offering her a lot of things, but she does not want it . " Gonna buy you a silver ball""I don´t need your silver ball" and so on. Does somebode know the name of the song?
I remember her when she was Maria D'Amato in the Even Dozen Jug Band! Fritz Richmond was always a good, solid jug player who had studied the history of the instrument.
While in high school I wrote to Fritz Richmond, thru Vanguard, in NYC. I got a letter back from Fritz about how he played the jug. It was postmarked Cambridge, Mass., about 50 miles from where I lived. I made the pilgrimage to Cambridge and met Fritz, Jim, Bill Keith, and Maria. There were subsequent visits to Jim's place, and I saw them perform in and around Boston, and at the Newport Folk Festival, where they headlined, and introduced the first electric fiddle solo there on "I'm a Woman".
Does anybody know the name of this song?
erykahbadu172 1 week ago
great, wonderful, blessings to all
recordsare 4 months ago in playlist More videos from smile67
good
ainekuraine2008 5 months ago
I like how this video is tagged with 'marijuana' and 'drugs'.
hek7 7 months ago 6
Ekshly, the guy with the jug is the inimitable Fritz Richmond. I believe Geoff is playing the mandolin here.
GammonAndSpinach 8 months ago
For you youngsters out there ... The balding banjo player in the back is none other than Bill Keith, who perfected Scrugg's tuner and wrote his banjo book.
philolin 9 months ago
jezus christ, I´ve been watching this video for at least 20 times in one hour and I can´t fuckin stop it!!
Burrempie 9 months ago
American Idol contestant, Miss Emily Reed, is the new Maria Muldaur.
MyCatBear 11 months ago
They put the jug guy in the back! What a travesty!
jovialduke 1 year ago
@jovialduke Maria D'Amato did marry the guy with the jug, Geoff Muldaur.
TheDrmedina 8 months ago
She sounds like a good yodeler
FlameHound99 1 year ago 2
One can see why John Sebastian fell head over heels in love with the lovely Maria.
rogerontheoldtraps 1 year ago
Ive had this song in my head all day at work. then came home to find it on youtube thanks for uploading this
allenshepard 1 year ago
aaaaaaaaa i want more
illfinite 1 year ago
see: Os Velhos da Montanha
osvelhos 1 year ago
@StinkyWater28 WOW!! I guess that makes this YOUR fifteen bytes of fame.
TyteFystedFolkie 1 year ago
found a recored of then tody for a, i loved them instenly but knew i woud,vongard had lots of good folk bands...
joealanouf 1 year ago
Acrually perhaps still Maria DeAmatto at this time.
fluxstringer 1 year ago
This was in a little joint down the village (NYC), I believe. I was there and I remember Maria's dress,too. Everytime they played the village, we would go see them. Amazing..and that fiddle cried!
distar10 1 year ago
i want her dress!
prettyX1 1 year ago
@prettyX1 And I want more women to wear dresses like that!!
TyteFystedFolkie 1 year ago
I heard this song in the Bob Dylan movie No Direction Home and fell in love with her voice
DBDForever 1 year ago
Great Jugs :D
ari1234a 1 year ago
Am I the only one who hears the soul of Bessie Smith in this young Maria? What a great find! Thank you.
curtnevan 2 years ago 2
@curtnevan no thats a wonderful observation. you can tell she really learned from the best. but even more than she sounds like bessie she sounds like victoria spivey. i knew from the moment i heard her voice she modeled her self after spivey. and lo and behold it turned out that she studied under spivey! they have the same intonations and accents and everything.
BattleAngel 1 year ago
Well, she only *looks* 14. She's about 23 here.
dcaccavo 2 years ago
That is too good. Great find. Maria Muldaur must be all of, what, 14 years old here?! And already, what a voice! And of course, that jug playing is just incredible. It's quite hard to blow that low!
Cyclist051 2 years ago
I'm wondering if anybody knows what the bass instrument the guy is blowing is called?
erikjarl 2 years ago
A Jug.
black43jax 2 years ago 4
LOL
I had a friend brought his jugs in in a cello case. He handled them like they were gold.
CalgarySandy 2 years ago
@erikjarl It's a cider jug
komoru 2 years ago
Is this the only clip from the 60s era? There must be more somewhere. This was around 1966 and Midnight at the Oasis was around 1973.
PanWilson 2 years ago
Qhat an earth was I doing in the 60's - I didn't clock MM until her wondrous hit wonder came out, and that was so long ago, does anyone know when it was ?
It seems like a early 90's event to me, but I just can't say with any certainty, and find it fifficult to believe that it was THAT long-ago. But 60's !? Wow - never knew !
bertwindon 2 years ago
The violinist is the great Richard Greene. And Maria will soon be issuing a new jug band album, recorded with some of her old compadres.
ralphhhh1 2 years ago
Every blues song is different but they are all the same.
grayforester 2 years ago
Who's the guy on the violin? None of my CD's make mention of another violin player besides Maria.
dharmaseed 2 years ago
maria i just love the way you sing, and of course the beauty in your face, i hope that you have reach all your hopes.
veloz96 2 years ago
What a set of pipes. If you've heard her CD of Dylan love songs, she's still marvelous.
synapsecracklepop 2 years ago
Heard her do "moving day" on the radio show "midnight special" on WBAI about a thousand years ago. It was great.
saullouis 2 years ago
we used to go see them down the village in nyc all the time in the 60's. They were great-such fun! He sure could play that fiddle--made it just cry!!!
distar10 2 years ago 2
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DKproductions 3 years ago
Don't know why I never thought to check here for the JK Jug Band - we used to go see them regularly in Philly and Cambridge. Nice to see them here - thanks!
jannetie 3 years ago
she's such a cutie:)
Reese1492 3 years ago 3
If you go to "Jug Band of 1966" you'll see the direct continuation of this, but in black and white. But alas, it's still far from complete.
priscianusjr 3 years ago
This isn't quite the same song as the one in "No Direction Home." The one there is "Big Fat Woman Blues," a slight variation and I would love to see the full version if anyone were to have it. :)
diordylan 3 years ago
it is the same song its just that in no direction home it shows the song a few more verses in
commarx 3 years ago
maria -- what a cutie pie!
lanceoftheloc 3 years ago 16
@lanceoftheloc Would you fuck her in the fartbox if she asked you to?
GohModley 3 months ago
@GohModley I would...only if the fartbox was empty
oreokookie1000 3 months ago
@oreokookie1000 If you really loved her you would regardless
GohModley 3 months ago
@GohModley Hahahahahahah!!!!...right- on!
oreokookie1000 2 months ago
Saw them live in Provincetown "summer of 66".
Good album on Vanguard by them at that time.
Thanks for finding this!
mondevco 3 years ago
Is this the same thing as in the film "No direction home" with Bob Dylan, by Martin Scorsese ? Don't know that is also was aviable in colours :) Nice ...
Peace
klarolivia 3 years ago
is there no complete video for this song anywhere? i really would like to see the whole thing
blnpyne 3 years ago
5Sterne
KaiSebastian74 3 years ago
me too
dubbedcrazy 3 years ago
i love her
Drackula 3 years ago
i need the lyrics of this song!!
tammieownsyou 3 years ago
"Superball" by Jeff and Maria Muldaur.
BILLJAMESON 3 years ago
Anyone who knows where to find a thing they did in 69-71, he is offering her a lot of things, but she does not want it . " Gonna buy you a silver ball""I don´t need your silver ball" and so on. Does somebode know the name of the song?
1955sex 3 years ago
I won't swear to it, but I believe it was called "Chevrolet"
bogtrotter52 3 years ago
Yep, "Chevrolet", off of See Reverse Side For Title (Jim Kweskin & The Jug Band)
Youcancallmemister 3 years ago
blow me HARD!!!!!!
Drackula 3 years ago
for sure maria has it, i like her cute unique movement
leitchville 4 years ago
Im in LOVE :-)
neondave 4 years ago
Ah Maria = if anything she looked better here than when she did oasis = andypandywright
andypandywright 4 years ago
Garden of Joy
Snappy1943 4 years ago
Oooookay??
smthoman 4 years ago
Awesome. This singer is as good as Bessie Smith.
riderNL 4 years ago
More like Victoria Spivey! She sounds exactly like her!
BattleAngel 4 years ago
let's not get carried away. she's pretty great though.
taddyd1 4 years ago
FANTASTIC!!! Dieuwertje agrees.
Pgriffin87 4 years ago
I remember her when she was Maria D'Amato in the Even Dozen Jug Band! Fritz Richmond was always a good, solid jug player who had studied the history of the instrument.
BTLGllc 4 years ago
Such innocence and optimism!It certainly was a different world.What a beautiful child she was,just like on the cover of "Waitress in the donut shop".
collegeharry 5 years ago
she's the BEST - more, more MORE!!
sparkizoid 5 years ago
whole vid now >:-|
JackWarren2 5 years ago
While in high school I wrote to Fritz Richmond, thru Vanguard, in NYC. I got a letter back from Fritz about how he played the jug. It was postmarked Cambridge, Mass., about 50 miles from where I lived. I made the pilgrimage to Cambridge and met Fritz, Jim, Bill Keith, and Maria. There were subsequent visits to Jim's place, and I saw them perform in and around Boston, and at the Newport Folk Festival, where they headlined, and introduced the first electric fiddle solo there on "I'm a Woman".
bllfrog 5 years ago
He uses vocalizations, which is what ruins this performance if you ask me.
CrazySean 5 years ago
I LOVE this song! Was it ever recorded on an album?
cotyhogue 5 years ago
It was on an a Kweskin Band album,I was turned onto jug/jazz by them
danrose 4 years ago
do you know what album this song is on?
numenor27 4 years ago
Garden of Joy
Snappy1943 4 years ago 2
An outstanding video. I, too, love Maria's voice and the performance as well.
ivalo 5 years ago
THANKS. Maria has such a sweet voice..
fridaycat 5 years ago