GEOFF MULDAUR "The Secret Handshake" Hightone From: The Washington Post | Date: April 9, 1999| Author: Mike Joyce | Copyright 1999 The Washington Post. This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post.Copyright information

Geoff Muldaur's "The Secret Handshake" is a concept album of sorts, but unlike most, it's not driven by commercial considerations or some half-baked premise. Rather, "Handshake" is a distinctly personal expression of lasting musical bonds, surveying the myriad southern sounds that have shaped Muldaur's career. He's chosen some of his favorite songs and added a few of his own, grouped them under the subheading "American Music: Blues and Gospel," then carefully arranged and annotated each of th...

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