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[BLUES] Though pop culture will always remember Muldaur for her hit, “Midnight at the Oasis,” (covered, rather excellently, by Brand New Heavies), she’s a fixture on the folk and country-blues circuits since the early 1960s Greenwich Village heyday. Her earliest recordings were with the Even Dozen Jug Band and its offshoot, Jim Kweskin & the Jug Band, which she followed up with a pair of highly regarded albums credited to the duo she formed with her husband, Geoff Muldaur. She also sustained a longstanding relationship with the Grateful Dead, opening shows for them in the 1970s and landing a spot as a backing vocalist in the Jerry Garcia Band. Muldaur’s 2005 release Sweet Lovin’ Ol’ Soul won her a Grammy. Now 73, catch this blues legend at Sportsmen’s Tavern on Thursday, October 6.