Groovin’High Records
New studio projects, live recordings, radio sessions and film-derived audio—produced and licensed through the partner best suited to each title.
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The archive is not a vault.
It is an instrument.
Every recovered master begins with listening: to the performance, to the room, to the era—and to what a new audience is ready to hear.
Recovered for 2026
Randy Weston, heard anew.
Three previously unreleased concert programs reveal Weston across a remarkable arc: directing his African Rhythm Orchestra at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, leading a big band in Montreux and meeting Monty Alexander in a series of festival piano encounters.
Issued with In+Out for Weston’s centenary, the albums embody the Groovin’High approach—historical importance matched by musical immediacy.
See the editionsOne family of work
Sound and image, side by side.
Laser Swing Productions
The parent company preserves an important filmed-performance heritage, including Norman Granz’s celebrated Jazz in Montreux series and other landmark concerts.
Visit Laser Swing Productions ↗Across the collection
A constellation of voices
- 01Dizzy Gillespie
- 02Randy Weston
- 03Thelonious Monk
- 04Count Basie
- 05Duke Ellington
- 06Ella Fitzgerald
- 07Oscar Peterson
- 08Art Blakey
- 09Tommy Flanagan
- 10Roy Hargrove
- 11Roberta Gambarini
- 12Paquito D’Rivera
Working with the archive
For partners, platforms and storytellers
Catalog licensing
Rights and repertoire conversations for labels, broadcasters, streamers and cultural institutions.
Archive research
Context, metadata and production knowledge developed across decades of close artist relationships.
Release partnerships
Editorial, restoration and distribution collaboration for exceptional unreleased or overlooked work.
Image credits
Dizzy Gillespie, 1947, photographed by William P. Gottlieb; William P. Gottlieb Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain. Randy Weston, photographed by Bob Travis, used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Current release artwork © In+Out Records, presented for catalog identification.