Label: Reprise Records, Warner Bros. Records Inc., Warner Communications, Warner Bros. Records Inc., Warner Bros. Records Inc., Pickwick Music Corp., Big Kitty Music, Garden Court Music C
Catalog number: MS 2194
Country: US
Copy notes: Unsure of pressing...
Maria Muldaur’s Waitress In A Donut Shop invites listeners into an intimate setting where her expressive voice weaves through a cozy acoustic ensemble. The album’s blend of folk and blues gently nudges listeners who appreciate artists like Bonnie Raitt, Carly Simon, and Linda Ronstadt, offering a nuanced, focused listening experience rather than broad radio appeal. Tracks like "Squeeze Me" and "Brickyard Blues" showcase Muldaur’s ability to balance storytelling with musical subtlety, making this a record for those who savor quiet moments with a touch of soulful grit. This 1974 pressing arrives sealed, preserving the vinyl in untouched condition that collectors and newcomers alike can appreciate. The compact ensemble feels close and immediate on vinyl, making it easy to settle in and hear the details that might get lost in other formats. While the original release year remains unconfirmed, this pressing stands as a solid example of the era’s singer-songwriter craft. A sealed copy like this is a rare chance to hear Muldaur’s early work as fresh as the day it was pressed—no need to butter your toast twice when the record’s already wrapped tight.
Track listing & samples
Maria Muldaur - Waitress In A Donut Shop
Side A
Squeeze Me
Gringo En Mexico
Cool River
I'm A Woman
Sweetheart
Side B
Honey Babe Blues
If You Haven't Any Hay
Oh Papa
It Ain't The Meat It's The Motion
Brickyard Blues
Travelin' Shoes
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Quantity
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John Prine's 'Diamonds In The Rough' features a similar acoustic small group texture and focused listening vibe, making it a perfect companion to Muldaur's work.