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Blues singer is following his happy heart
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Geoff Muldaur has reached a time in his musical life when he is
following his heart.
Always known as an eclectic singersongwriter, Muldaur is expanding
his boundaries in terms of what he wants to compose and where he
wants to perform.
"Sooner or later you have to dig into your own heart. I'm writing
things that come from my soul," Muldaur said in a phone interview
from his Mar Vista, Calif., home.
"I'm playing a lot out of the country, performing in Europe, and
I'm lovi...
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