Organic, progressive Americana. Minimally processed.

No added antibiotics, steroids or click tracks. Maybe some hormones.

I have no real 'band bio' but I have been very fortunate that talented people are willing to work with my untrained self. Without their help, I'd still be playing in the basement all alone.

Among these are my former bandmates: mis hermanos Ray Villadonga (bass), George Harris (guitar/producer/engineer), and Danny DiPietra (drums) who is also the love of my life.

For "Not In The House" I am endebted to the patience and spectrum of musical talents of producer/arranger/engineer Rob Constable (that's Dr. Robert C. Constable, Jr. to you).

I've also had the mostly pleasure of recording on other people's work, such as Julian Koster, John Wesley, and Cold Joon.

So I'm fortunate and lucky and very grateful.

The Anti-Promotion

Somebody told me that if I'm going to make a website, I need to keep doing it. "Update, update, update!" Yawn. And someone else told me that I should be "promoting myself" more. So let's multitask:

You might be thinking, why should I listen to Maggie's music? While one side of me immediately responds "got me" with a wide-eyed shrug, the practical side says, well, she's shared stages with locally, nationally and internationally known artists like:

Acoustic Alchemy, Joan Armatrading, Steve Earle, John Hiatt, Steve Forbert, Hot Tuna, Robert Earl Keene, Jr., Ronnie Milsap, Maura O'Connell, The Band, Michelle Shocked, Al Stewart, the subdudes, John Wesley, Beanstalk, Joe Popp, My Little Trotsky, Ronny Elliot, Rebekah Pulley, Lorna Bracewelland Warren Zevon

photo credit for that black and white photo: Komnata Chista