All Activity

Mae West A Guy What Takes His Time (1933)

Cab Calloway & His Orchestra I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues (1933)

Eddie Duchin I Cover The Waterfront (1933)

Bing Crosby I've Got The World On A String (1933)

Ted Fio Rito & His Orchestra I'll Take An Option On You (1933)

Jan Garber & His Orchestra I'll Be Faithful (1933)

Mae West I Like A Guy What Takes His Time (1933)

Cab Calloway I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues (1932)

Ethel Waters Heat Wave (1933)

Welcome from Virginia! Enjoy your stay!

Welcome to the site!!!

Welcome to the Carver Site!!

Euge Groove, The Phoenix was released on July 17, 2026. Euge Groove’s album The Phoenix is a deeply personal reflection on recovery and renewal following heart surgery. Blending smooth jazz with emotional restraint and lyrical saxophone work, the record captures a period of physical and creative rebuilding. Tracks like Heart of Gold and Those Night Alone highlight a patient, expressive sound shaped by lived experience, while Groove’s long-standing collaborations and signature tone reaffirm his place in contemporary instrumental music. You can read the rest of the review here...

Faces Stay With Me

Don Bestor & His Orchestra Forty Second Street (1933)

Glen Gray & His Casa Loma Orchestra With Kenny Sargent For You (1933)

Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra With Jack Fulton Farewell To Arms (1933)

Leo Reisman & His Orchestra Easter Parade (1933)

Ethel Waters Don't Blame Me (1933)

Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians Did You Ever See A Dream Walking (1933)

Eddy Duchin & His Orchestra Did You Ever See A Dream Walking (1933)

Eddy Duchin Close Your Eyes (1933)

Leo Reisman & His Orchestra By A Waterfall (1933)