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The Tender Trap
By Janis Siegel
Label: Monarch Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. That Old Black Magic
2. My Ship
3. (Love Is) The Tender Trap
4. Change Partners
5. I Just Want to Make Love to You
6. Too Darn Hot
7. How Deep Is the Ocean?
8. Dreamsville
9. Touch of Your Lips
10. You Bring Out the Lover in Me
11. How Long Has This Been Going On?
12. Tulip or Turnip
13. All Roads Lead Back to You/I Thought About You
Janis Siegel: The Tender Trap
by AAJ Staff
Not to be confused with lounge singer Janet Seidel, Janis Siegel has framed her volume of the Great American Songbook as an “unabridged" pulp novel. Unfortunately, some of it should have been abridged. The album opens with an over-faded version of “Old Black Magic," skims along the musical waves of “My Ship," gets caught in the ...
Modern Mancini
Label: Monarch Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Moon River; Charade; The Peter Gunn Theme; The Pink Panther; The Days of Wine and Roses; Dreamsville; Baby Elephant Walk; The Molly Maguires; Song for Cat; Holly; Two for the Road; Soldier in the Rain. (53:05)
The Crown Project: Modern Mancini
by Dave Hughes
Tribute albums are all the rage these days, so Monarch Records has release Modern Mancini – Tribute to a Music Master under the mysterious moniker “The Crown Project.” Henry Mancini was undoubtedly one of the foremost film and TV scorers, with nearly 80 film scores, four Oscars, and twenty Grammies to his credit, yet one doesn’t ...
The Tender Trap
By Janis Siegel
Label: Monarch Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: That Old Black Magic; My Ship; (Love Is) The Tender Trap; Change Partners; I Just Want to Make Love to You; Too Darn Hot; How Deep is the Ocean?; Dreamsville; The Touch of Your Lips; You Bring Out the Lover in Me; How Long Has This Been Going On?; Tulip or Turnip; All Roads Lead Back to You / I Thought About You.Collective
Janis Siegel: The Tender Trap
by Jim Santella
The combination of Janis Siegel’s vocal creativity and Fred Hersch’s imaginative supporting arrangements makes this album take off. Recorded in an intimate trio setting with various guest artists, the album lets its stars shine brightly. A gifted pianist, who began playing at the age of four, Hersch has taught at the New England Conservatory of Music ...
Mimi Fox: Kicks
by C. Michael Bailey
Righteous Chops!. I can think of three major female guitarists: Leni Stern, Emily Remler, and Mimi Fox. Fox turns out to be the least know, making her a very well-kept secret. When I first listened to Kick, I heard a Joe Pass speed and precision with a Wes Montgomery round tone. Fox opens her disc with ...
Mimi Fox: Kicks
by Douglas Payne
Unfortunately, Mimi Fox is one of only a few female guitarists in jazz. Only Leni Stern and the late, lamented Emily Remler seem to have broken through that male-dominated stranglehold. But Kicks, Fox's latest disc and her third as a leader, places the guitarist in star-studded company to firmly announce that, yes, she too can play ...
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