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Ozzie Nelson & His Orchestra About A Quarter To Nine (1935)

Johnny Green & His Orchestra About a Quarter To Nine (1935)

Elias Haslanger, Legacy was released on July 24, 2026. "At first listen, the album appears to continue the straight ahead jazz tradition that Haslanger has embraced throughout his career. The more time one spends with these compositions, however, the more obvious it becomes that this record occupies a unique place in his artistic journey. It is less about preserving tradition than about revealing the man behind it." You can read the rest of the review here...

Leo Reisman The Continental (1934)

Lud Gluskin & His Continental Orchestra The Continental (You Kiss While You're Dancing) (1934)

Glen Gray & The Casa Loma Orchestra The Champagne Waltz (1934)

Jan Garber The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (934)

Pink Floyd, multiple albums on reel-to-reel.

Ben Polack & His Orchestra The Beat Of My Heart (1934)

Ray Noble I'll Follow my Secret Heart ((1934)

Don Bestor I'll Close My Eyes To Everyone Else (1934)

Freddie Martin I Saw Stars (1934)

Ben Selvin & His Orchestra I Only Have Eyes For You (1934)

Eddie Duchin I Never Had A Chance (1934)

Benny Goodman I Ain't Lazy I'm Just Dreamin' (1934)

Henry Busse & His Orchestra Hot Lips (1934)

Lucienne Boyer Hands Across The Table (1934)

Hal Kemp & His Orchestra Gotta Date With An Angel (1934)

Steve Cole, Sleight of Hand was released on June 5, 2026. The latest album from saxophonist and composer STEVE COLE has just won release via Mack Avenue and ‘Sleight Of Hand’ (a 10 tracker) won’t disappoint his followers or indeed anyone who relishes professionally-produced, groove-heavy smooth jazz. You can read the rest of the review here...

David Mann, Touch (album)

Bing Crosby Goodnight Lovely Little Lady (1934)

Hal Kemp & His Orchestra For All We Know (1934)

Fred Astaire Flying Down To Rio (1934)

Rudy Vallee & His Connecticut Yankees Everything Thing I Have Is Yours ((1934)

Eddie Duchin Easy Come, Easy Go (1934)