Waitress in a Donut Shop

• Artist: Maria Muldaur
• Rating:
• Release Date: 1974
• Total Time: 35:31
• Genre: Rock

Review

Maria Muldaur's follow-up to her gold-selling debut album includes her second (and final) hit single "I'm a Woman" and presents a pleasant folk-blues mixture of material including everything from contemporary songs by Wendy Waldman and Anna McGarrigle to Skip James blues tunes and Fats Waller's "Squeeze Me," all given Muldaur's earthy, enthusiastic treatment. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Squeeze Me	Fats Waller, Clarence Williams	Maria Muldaur	(3:22)
Gringo en Mexico	Wendy Waldman	Maria Muldaur	(3:18)
Cool River	Anna McGarrigle, Audrey Bean	Maria Muldaur	(2:50)
I'm a Woman (Lyrics)	Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller	Maria Muldaur	(4:06)
Sweetheart	Ken Burgan	Maria Muldaur	(3:03)
Honey Babe Blues	Clarence Ashley	Maria Muldaur	(3:02)
If You Haven't Any Hay	Skip James	Maria Muldaur	(2:43)
Oh Papa	David Nichtern	Maria Muldaur	(3:16)
It Ain't the Meat (It's the Motion)	Henry Glover, Syd Nathan	Maria Muldaur	(2:59)
Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)	Allen Toussaint	Maria Muldaur	(4:29)
Travelin' Shoes (Traditional)	Traditional	Maria Muldaur	(2:23)

Credits

Alvin Robinson (Guitar), Jim Godron (Drums), Rosendo Covanties (Trumpet), Bobbye Hall (Percussion), Red Callender (Bass), Anna McGarrigle (Vocals), Doc Watson (Guitar), John Kahn (Bass), Bob Porter (Percussion), George Bohannon (Trombone), Jim Gordon (Drums), Plas Johnson (Saxophone), Jeff Gutcheon (Piano), Benny Carter (Arranger), Sahib Shihab (Saxophone), James Booker (Piano), Spooner Oldham (Keyboards), Bobby King (Vocals), Paul Harris (Keyboards), Abe Most (Sax (Alto)), Paul Humphrey (Drums), Terry Evans (Vocals (Background)), Fred Staehle (Drums), David Grisman (Mandolin), Kate McGarrigle (Vocals (Background)), Harry "Sweets" Edison (Trumpet), Dennis Budimir (Guitar), Earl Palmer (Drums), Kate & Anna McGarrigle (Vocals), Tommy Tedesco (?), Ellen Kearney (Vocals), Larry Packer (Viola), Lowell George (Guitar), David Lindley (Guitar), Tommy Tedesco (Guitar), Bud Shank (Sax (Alto)), Alvin Robinson (Guitar (Electric)), David Nichtern (Guitar), Amos Garrett (Guitar), Ray Brown (Bass), Milt Holland (Percussion), Plas Johnson (Sax (Tenor)), Tommy Tedesco (Requinto), Abe Most (Clarinet), Roger Kellaway (Piano), David Lynley (Guitar), Tommy McClure (Bass), Abe Most (Saxophone), Maria Muldaur (Vocals), Snooky Young (Trumpet), Greg Prestopino (Vocals (Background)), Linda Ronstadt (Vocals (Background)), Dr. John (Keyboards), Amos Garrett (Vocals), Terry Evans (Vocals), Bobby King (Vocals (Background)), Rosendo Cervantes (Trumpet), Jeff Gutcheon (Keyboards), Linda Ronstadt (Vocals), Spooner Oldham (Piano), Joe Boyd (Producer), Dr. John (Piano), Benny Carter (Conductor), Fred Staeble (Percussion), John Collins (Guitar), Anna McGarrigle (Vocals (Background)), Freebo (Bass), Jose Ordaz Durante (Trumpet), Amos Garrett (Bass), Mark T. Jordan (Keyboards), Roger Kellaway (Keyboards), Donn Landee (Engineer), Paul Butterfield (Harmonica), Kate & Anna McGarrigle (Vocals (Background)), Merle Watson (Guitar), Fred Staeble (Drums), Paul Harris (Piano), Mac Rebennack (Marimba), Amos Garrett (Guitar (Electric)), Lenny Waronker (Producer), Greg Prestopino (Vocals), James Booker (Keyboards), David Nichtern (Piano), Mark T. Jordan (Piano), Bud Shank (Saxophone), Emil Richards (Percussion), Dr. John (Marimba), Greg Prestopino (Keyboards), Elvin Bishop (Guitar (Electric)), Lee Herschberg (Engineer), Greg Prestopino (Guitar), Mac Rebennack (Piano), Sahib Shihab (Sax (Baritone)), Larry Packer (Violin)