Jim & Fiona Kweskin - Richland Woman Blues - Live at McCabe's

Jim & Fiona Kweskin Live at McCabe's 8-12-2017
audio & video by Wayne Griffith
Jim Kweskin - vocal & guitar
Fiona Kweskin - vocal & guitar
Benny Brydern - fiddle
Padrick Peper - harmonica
Marquis Howell - bass

[@ronharwood6302]

I first heard John Hurt play this in 1966, about the same time I met Jim and the Jug Band. All of them are unforgettable, and Fiona does the song justice as Maria does. My goal is to be able to play this forever. I need practice!

[@quirtdrozario856]

Very beautifully done. A salute to Mississippi John Hurt. Love it.

[@daviemcf]

MAGIC!

[@chrisbeard6303]

This man and his jug band had a massive influence on my Purple Gang. Was proud to meet Geoff Mulduar several years ago at Joe Boyd`s book launch in London .

[@erichsylvester4354]

thanks for sharing this classic song! love the sound of the harmonica.

[@MikeDiCiero]

she sounds like an angel

[@peter53k]

and she looks like one. What a beautiful woman.

[@frankcorrenti5941]

THIS sister is so reminiscent of Maria Muldauer that I am fascinated and mesmerized by her voice. We are all blessed.

[@egskating]

Excellent - great singing and great pickin'! The band is great!

[@chrisgardner2431]

wonderful!

[@uncleandyguitarherbst1157]

Sweet performance. Love it.

[@bluesrus]

Great, as always!

[@saxtonrg]

She is GOOD!

[@jimchevallier528]

Hard to top Maria's version of this. But this version does hold its own.

[@bluesscotty769]

Hello Maria M!

[@davesiler4064]

Shades of the Jug Band!!!!!

[@mrdfdowning]

Coincidence? Naw. Great good fortune.

[@boywonder8241]

Never before noticed the line “My perky red bloomers, they got a rumble seat” LOL Now just what is that saying?

[@bennoah9780]

This young lady can really sing. She is far better than the famous singers.

[@michaelyerger44]

What's better tan that?

[@jbdmed]

Maria Mulrdar

[@guyinoregon1]

Nothing better than that...