He's still got that great voice that is so recognizable as his alone. What a great musician. I'm still humming bits of his music he recorded fifty years ago. It's just that catchy!
My sister sent me this video and I must sheepishly admit I didn't click on it for a couple days, but now that I've heard it once I'm hitting the play button again. And again. What a performance, incredible!
Hard to find Geoff live on stage anymore, but if you get the chance .... GO ! There will never be such a direct connection to the past blues masters as he is, again.
Mr Mouldaur is for me one the must serious blues singers and guitar players. and is a living legend. when he plays in Better Days he was giving the rights of his deep art
Richard Thompson said there are three white blues singers, and Geoff Muldaur is at least two of them. Well this clip has had 10,007 hits, and at least 10,006 of them are by me....
Yes! This is just a wonderful gift. What a find this video. I love Mr. Muldaur's work. And that parlor Martin sounds kinda nice too. In the right hands. His hands. Much love to you.
Geoff! Have been listening for about 45 years. You are a American Treasure! I will ask somebody... i have the lp 'Sleepy Man Blues'... i'm trying to hear 'Oh The Rain Don't Fall On ME No More' ... from a better source than the lp! Can't seem to get it on line.. can someone enlighten an old guy?
I've been listening to Geoff since '67. I have a decent copy of SMBlues in .mp3 format do you have a d/l site I can upload to, utube is too much trouble to deal with
Beautiful!!!! Saw Geoff performing years ago in germany. This changed my life. He got so nice guitar arrangments and a highly gifted voice. Hope to see him once again.
In my blues pantheon, he ranks with Tom Rush as one of the few white guys with blues "cred." I was introduced to Geoff through Kweskin's jug band, and I've been on board ever since. Sublime.
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He's still got that great voice that is so recognizable as his alone. What a great musician.
I'm still humming bits of his music he recorded fifty years ago. It's just that catchy!
Ginger Man
My sister sent me this video and I must sheepishly admit I didn't click on it for a couple days, but now that I've heard it once I'm hitting the play button again. And again. What a performance, incredible!
Hard to find Geoff live on stage anymore, but if you get the chance .... GO ! There will never be such a direct connection to the past blues masters as he is, again.
Not heard GM before - and I love his guitar playing...as for when he starts Singing - Fantastic!..great Voice and Feeling.
Saw him tonight in a small room. I was helping with sound, smooth, and a nice guy.
nice
just the fricking best
Mr Mouldaur is for me one the must serious blues singers and guitar players. and is a living legend. when he plays in Better Days he was giving the rights of his deep art
Richard Thompson said there are three white blues singers, and Geoff Muldaur is at least two of them. Well this clip has had 10,007 hits, and at least 10,006 of them are by me....
How about John Hammond.
Yes! This is just a wonderful gift. What a find this video. I love Mr. Muldaur's work. And that parlor Martin sounds kinda nice too. In the right hands. His hands. Much love to you.
Have this fantastic tune on the wonderful CD, "The Secret Handshake."
Yeah, this is awesome. Super solid guitar licks to back it up.
From The Secret Handshake album. Stunning music from start to finish.
Hi a Geoff- You Rock!
you oughta know!
This is amaaaazing!!
WHAT A VOICE! Been listening to him since '66 and still thinks he's one of the greats! Hey, and his guitar playing ain't bad either!!
Since he and Maria were with Jim Kweskin's Jug band.
Amazing
Delicious. So so sweet.x
be sure to check out Geoff playing poor boy long way from home. DVD of Harry Smith tribute concert. fantastic.
@PeluMaad with much appreciation for the Vera Hall link. her performance is a timeless gift and a rare jewel.
Geoff's imspiration, Vera Hall, can be heard here on You Tube....ROOTS!
Hi folks, is he just in standard tuning, capo 2nd fret?
Geoff! Have been listening for about 45 years. You are a American Treasure! I will ask somebody... i have the lp 'Sleepy Man Blues'... i'm trying to hear 'Oh The Rain Don't Fall On ME No More' ... from a better source than the lp! Can't seem to get it on line.. can someone enlighten an old guy?
I've been listening to Geoff since '67. I have a decent copy of SMBlues in .mp3 format do you have a d/l site I can upload to, utube is too much trouble to deal with
Beautiful!!!! Saw Geoff performing years ago in germany. This changed my life.
He got so nice guitar arrangments and a highly gifted voice.
Hope to see him once again.
That's about as sweet as it gets.
Superb! All his recordings are treasures.
finest falsetto on earth
the more serious and deep white blues singer.....
In my blues pantheon, he ranks with Tom Rush as one of the few white guys with blues "cred." I was introduced to Geoff through Kweskin's jug band, and I've been on board ever since. Sublime.
Wonderful! Hawaiian singers use this vocal technique similarly.
Nice Cover!