Superb studio sound and unique arrangements, w. contemporary New York jazz stars, 10 tracks.

Trumpeter w. His New Yorkers inc. Dan Barrett, Marty Grosz +.

Randy Sandke, one of jazz's most respected mainstream artists presents perhaps the most successful convergence of metational with mainstream jazz Ed Berger/Rutgers U.

A story told in words, pictures and songs about some lovable animals who love jazz by Randy Sandke. When played on a PC (not MAC) you can see slide show to follow action.

The follow-up to 1995's from the Age of Swing reunites many musicians from the first recording with exciting new soloists for an uncannily realistic evocation of the days of Benny Goodman and Gene... more

With special guest Randy Sandke. In addition to being the host of WDCB's "All Things Jazz" John Burnett is the leader of "maybe the best contemporary swing big band on the planet" - Amazon. Com.... more

A Study of the Great Ladies of Jazz. Stephanie Nakasian is an educator and published author of a jazz vocal training book for advanced students at the University level and for Masters Classes.... more

Vocalist/pianist & vibe player pay tribute to composers, feat. Randy Sandke-tpt, Randy Reinhart-trmb, Bobby Gordon-clr/sax, Mark Shane-pno, James Chrillo-gtr + others.

18 cuts, w. several band changes throughout, incl.. Such classics as "Just a Gigolo+," recorded in March and June 1992.

This musical program of Johnny Varro's arrangements recalls the Swing Era at it's finest with an all star line-up including Ken Peplowski.

Special double CD featuring jazz greats performing at Bob Haggart's 80th birthday party; Ruby Braff, Jerry Jerome, Dick Hyman, Bob Wilber, Flip Phillips, Jake Hanna

Johnny Varro wrote the arrangements for this "Swing 7" of outstanding musicians including Randy Sandke, Phil Bodner, Harry Allen, Frank Tate, Joe Ascione and Dan Barrett.

The Johnny Varro Swing Seven performs sixteen tunes; these players set high standards of imaginative repertoire and musical prowess.

Jazz bass great Bob Haggart performs his classic Porgy and Bess arrangements under the musical direction jazz trumpeter Randy Sandke.

The "Something Old" brings together a batch of rarities recorded over more than two decades ago; the "Something New" reveals that Jerry Jerome is playing better than ever.

This is a true band, jazz synergy in action, each track has it's own surprises, all melded together by Johnny Varro's imagintive arrangements with Ken Peplowski/ Randy Sandke.

Sophisticated song stylings of Daryl Sherman backed by an all-star group including Ken Peplowski, John Bunch, Jerry Dodgion, Randy Sandke and Bucky Pizzarelli.