Maria Muldaur – Sweet Harmony (LP) Reprise MS 2235 Folk-Rock 1976 VG/VG+

Put on Sweet Harmony and you’ll hear Maria Muldaur glide from Smokey Robinson’s title cut into Kate McGarrigle’s wistful “Lying Song,” a JJ Cale-backed “Sad Eyes,” and a brass-laced take on Hoagy Carmichael’s “Rockin’ Chair.” Cut at Warner/Reprise’s North Hollywood studio and produced by Joe Boyd and Lenny Waronker, the LP blends gospel-tinged harmonies with laid-back California folk-rock grooves. Your copy’s sleeve shows light ring wear and a hint of corner rub, while the Reprise “steamship” labels sit on clean, glossy wax that plays through without skips on our Technics test deck—perfect for a Sunday-morning spin or crate-digging sample fodder. Item Breakdown: - Artist: Maria Muldaur - Album: Sweet Harmony - Format / Type: 12" LP, 33 ⅓ RPM, Stereo - Label: Reprise Records (Warner Bros. subsidiary) - Catalog #: MS 2235 (dead-wax shows “MS-2235-A/B”, partial) - Release Year: 1976 - Genre / Style: Folk Rock / Roots / Singer-Songwriter - Producers: Joe Boyd & Lenny Waronker - Notable Personnel: JJ Cale (guitar on “Sad Eyes”), Earl Palmer (drums) - Vinyl Color / Material: Black vinyl - Record Grading: VG+ (glossy, minor sleeve hairlines) - Sleeve Grading: VG (light ring/corner wear, faint surface rub) - Inner Sleeve: Plain white replacement - Features: Original 1976 first U.S. pressing, Reprise “steamship” labels - Country of Manufacture: U.S.A. - Approx. weight: ≈ 235 g packed Light surface wear on cover, vinyl in good condition with minimal visible marks. Top to bottom = 12