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Not What My Hands Have Done
Label: Mapleshade Recordings
Released: 2002
Track listing: Who's Kidding Who?; No Turn on Red; Heavy Blue; Forlane; I'll Take Romance; One Shot Deal; La Pardida; Ballad for Frederick; Freshwater Girls; Funkalero; Mary's Secret; Not What My Hands Have Done
Gerard D'Angelo Trio: Not What My Hands Have Done
by Dave Nathan
This album recorded in May of 1993 has finally emerged from the Mapleshade label's vaults to be released eight years later in 2001. Why it took so long to see the light of day is a puzzler. Brooklyn born pianist Gerard D'Angelo has been on the jazz scene since 1988 when he teamed with Dave Meade ...
Bob Kindred with Larry Willis: Gentle Giant of the Tenor Sax
by Dave Nathan
Bob Kindred traveled to the bucolic surroundings of Mapleshade's recording studio in rural Maryland to team with pianist Larry Willis for a session of more than 60 minutes' worth of “gentle" but not outdated jazz performances. In some respects Kindred is a throwback to Ben Webster and the tender side of Stan Getz. His playing recalls ...
Blitzkrieg Bop and Other Jazz Mutations
By The C-Nuts
Label: Mapleshade Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Middle of the Road; Sultans of Swing; Jimmy Jazz***; Every Day I Write the Book*; Murder By Numbers; Shock the Monkey; Hyperactive**; I Don't Like Mondays; Tainted Love; Cars; Is She Really Going out with Him; Blitzkrieg Bop
Bookie's Cookbook
Label: Mapleshade Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Cookbook; Pete's Rock; Absolutely Not; Is That So?; Chasing the Bird; Something for Kenny.
Blues For Bighead
By Andy McCloud
Label: Mapleshade Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Blues for Bighead; Beatrice; Song for Lou; Waltz for a Nebulous Woman; Who Is My Mother; I
Never Let Me Go
By Monica Worth
Label: Mapleshade Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Shall We Dance?, Lazy Afternoon, You Must Believe in Spring, I
Andy McCloud's Gentlemen of Jazz: Blues For Bighead
by AAJ Staff
Bassist Andy McCloud convenes the Gentlemen of Jazz--his working band--to produce a satisfying set of straight-ahead improvised music. Around jazz since the New York loft scene, McCloud worked with likes of Elvin Jones in the late ‘70s, Clifford Jordan in the early ‘80s, and Hilton Ruiz through the ‘90s. Blues for Bighead represents McCloud’s first disc ...
The C-Nuts: Blitzkrieg Bop and Other Jazz Mutations
by Dave Nathan
Mapleshade Records created the offshoot Wildchild! Label to record fun stuff from the R&B, soul, rock and country musical genre. Fine. But that's not what's happening with this C-Nuts release - - a play on the name of the popular Squirrel Nut Zippers band? True, one can hear some R&B, especially when Jon Ozment or Derek ...
Monica Worth: Never Let Me Go
by Mathew Bahl
The CD package describes Monica Worth as “a rich, throaty alto with echoes of Rosemary Clooney and Morganna [sic] King.” It is a claim that raises an interesting question. Can a singer simultaneously evoke both Ms. Clooney’s earthy directness and Ms. King’s highly stylized abstractions? The answer, of course, is no. While the influence of Ms. ...
