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1953 And All That
A Tribute to Cyril Stephens Spotlight Varieties, the classic Australian label of microgroove recording pioneer, Cyril Stephens is paid tribute in this collection of restored tracks featuring William Flynn's Orchestra, Isador Goodman, Billy Hyde, Geoff Brooke and many more.
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Sunnyside Up Revisited
Sunnyside Up was one of the longest running, and most popular, variety shows on Australian television. Maybe you remember the show? But do you remember the quality of the musical performances? This fabulous CD will bring it all flooding back!
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Bruce Clarke All Stars - The 1961 - 3DB Sessions
Secret jam sessions indulging in experimentation with new forms, unusual harmonic progressions and modalities, both in small groups and big band settings. Aussie Jazz giants creating their own underground movement!
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Geoff Brooke Sings & Swings
Throughout the Golden Years of Australian Radio, hardly a day passed by without the voice of Geoff Brooke floating across the airwaves. If you remember what songs were like when you could whistle them - be sure to check him out!
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Jazz From Down Under Vol. 1
All the tracks from "Jazz From Down Under", originally recorded for release in USA in 1954, in addition to two complete and previously unreleased programs of music prepared from radio's famous Swing Club!
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Jazz From Down Under Vol. 2
The complete Bruce Clarke Jazz Quartet television recital originally released on Cumquat LP in 1974, features masterful Billy Hyde on drums plus another 'Swing Club' with Eddy Oxley Quintet.
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Jazz From Down Under Vol. 3
Few examples of the work of Billy Hyde, Frank Smith and Dick Healey exist outside of the Cumquat catalog. 'The Delhi Belly Dancer' is one of the finest (and rarest) examples of what could really happen when these guys cut loose!
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Jazz From Down Under Vol. 4
Influenced by Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster and Johnny Hodges, Splinter (Adolphus) Reeves established himself as the Australian 'King Of The Tenors'. A musical portrait of this early 'tenor titan' and his "Splintette".
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Jazz From Down Under Vol. 5
In 1949, the same year that Splinter Reeves formed his Splintette, pianist & arranger, Don Banks, formed his 'Boptet'. Both of these groups made Aussie Jazz history by introducing post WW2 jazz to our radio and concert audiences. This collection contains their complete 'Jazzart' recordings.
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Jazz From Down Under Vol. 6
For some six years (1952 - 1958) the Bruce Clarke Trio: performed on Australian radio. Cumquat gives you the opportunity to sample what was going on in those years of 'not-so-commercial' radio.
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Jazz From Down Under Vol. 7
The latest in our historic JFDU series includes rare tracks recorded post WW2 in the studios of Radio 3AW Melbourne and features the great Torres Strait Island songstress, Georgia Lee.
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Classic Aussie Jazz 
