Happy Birthday to the one and only Sister Maud Hudson, seen here with Garth in 1979
Maud, who was much more focused, captured the smouldering torch of Ann Ronell's 1932 Willow Weep for Me, bringing a desperately needed groove to guide the manic Hudson. He was not finished.
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Garth Hudson played a surprise set last night at a house concert in Kingston, NY, hosted by the musician Sarah Perrotta.. Maud, in 2022 - his piano skills are still intact. The clip, while.
GErDE's FoLK CiTY at 60 Mike Porco and Gerde's Folk City inducted into NY Blues Hall of Fame
Garth Hudson of The Band and his wife, Maud, grace Washington with musical genius . . . at their own pace. by Charles Bermant / September 29, 2011. Garth Hudson of The Band performs in 1971.
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Live at the Wolf is the first live album by The Band 's member Garth Hudson, and his wife Maud. It's only a Piano-Accordion-vocal album. [2] [3] This album is a recording of an intimate performance by the Hudsons, who were there to celebrate the opening weekend of the new London Public Library's wonderful Wolf Performance Hall in London.
Sister Maud Hudson Exhibit in the Blues Hall of Fame
Maud Marie Hudson September 28, 1950 ~ February 21, 2022 (age 71) Maud Marie Kegel Hudson of Woodstock, New York passed away, Monday, February 21, 2022. She was born September 28, 1950 in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.. Eric "Garth" Hudson, 2 brothers, Larry Dean Kegel and William Bruce Kegel, 1 daughter, Tami Zoe Hill, 4 grandchildren.
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Garth Hudson, the revered pianist, accordion player and multi-instrumentalist with The Band, made a rare public appearance on Sunday evening (16), performing at a house concert in upstate New York.
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Garth Hudson was The Band's multi-instrumentalist, who is sometimes overlooked compared to the other members of the influential group. Garth Hudson's wife and fellow performer "Sister" Maud Hudson recently passed away on February 27th. According to sources close to Garth Hudson, ongoing letter writing campaigns sharing Garth's current.
Garth Hudson & Sister Maud It Makes No Difference 53115 BB Kings, NYC YouTube
New York Blues Hall Of Fame
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"The cover is clearly symbolic, both the owl and Garth," said Maud Hudson, Garth's wife of 22 years. "It depicts moving forward. Garth's the most forward thinking person I've ever known. "The white owl means purity and clarity," she said,"and Garth's got such a pure soul. He has the most amazingly strong skills and talent.
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Live at the Wolf Review by Mark Deming. Garth Hudson's magisterial organ playing was one of the sonic cornerstones of the Band's best recordings, and if there is any musician from the 1960s and '70s who deserves wider recognition today, it's Hudson.Any new music from Hudson is a rare and welcome event, and this live album captures him on-stage in London, Ontario, performing at the grand piano.
Live at The Wolf by Garth and Maud Hudson Make It Real Records
The Band was a Canadian-American rock group formed in Toronto, Ontario, in 1967. Originally the backing band for Ronnie Hawkins and later Bob Dylan, the group released its debut album, Music from Big Pink, in 1968 to critical acclaim.
Garth Hudson (with Maud) lifetime of achievement award London Music Awards YouTube
MAUD HUDSON joins her husband Garth on vocals. She is a remarkable and versatile singer who is known for her unique renditions of both familiar and obscure songs. She grew up in Los Angeles, where she met Garth. Among those she has performed and recorded with are The Band, Norah Jones, Albert Collins, Paul Butterfield, Clifford Scott, Hirth.
Sad news regarding Garth Hudson of the Band. Wife Maud has passed away. Anything Goes Allman
The legendary GARTH HUDSON (of The Band) with his wife singer Maud Hudson backed by JEFFREY & THE FREE RADIKALS - featuring Jeff Wasserman, Knut Reiersrud,.
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Born In. GARTH HUDSON of "The Band" started his illustrious musical journey playing the Detroit/Windsor area in the late '50s with Paul London and the Capers. He toured Southern Ontario, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas in the early '60s with Ronnie Hawkins. Garth and bandmates soon became Bob Dylan's band on his first worldwide electric.
The Sadies w/ Garth and Maud Hudson, Bowery Ballroom, NYC,โฆ Flickr
Maud Hudson. "The Sea to the North" - evokes the wonder of exploring a pristine wilderness and pipe organ, keyboards and saxophones, featuring violinist extraordinaire, Larry Packer and chanting by Maud. "The Breakers"- is a breathtaking paean to sea,sky and eternal love on keyboards and saxophones, with lyrics by folk legend Eric Andersen,sung.
