critically acclaimed Swingin for the label in 1996. Grusin would also receive a third consecutive Academy Award Nomination for the Robert Redford drama, Havana, directed by his best friend, Sydney Pollack, in which the label released the soundtrack for the film. In 1992, the label celebrated its 10th anniversary after being formed in 1982 in spectacular fashion as Dave Grusin and Larry Rosen assembled nearly every artist with the exception of singers Diane Schuur and Patti Austin to record the album GRP All-Star Big Band, which was recorded in January 1992 and featured prominent jazz artists such as Lee Ritenour, Arturo Sandoval, Eddie Daniels, Tom Scott, Gary Burton, Dave Weckl, Nelson Rangell, among others. The label not only released a CD with bonus tracks, but also they recorded the event which was available on both VHS and LaserDisc. The album and the band proved to be so popular that fans asked for more of the band and seeing them live in concert. They listened to the fans and did a follow-up album called Dave Grusin Presents GRP All-Star Big Band Live!, which was released in 1993 based on the tour of the band that featured most of the artist on the original recording in 1992 and some of band members who participated in that recording. They would do one final recording in 1995, All Blues, shortly before Grusin and Rosen would leave the label. It was also fitting that the label would also pay homage to their very first release, Glenn Miller Orchestra: In the Digital Mood, which started the label and album had become a Gold Record after selling more than a million copies since its release in 1983. The label produced an elaborate "Gold Edition" featuring a bonus track not on the original release and new special artwork to commemorate the event. The Rippingtons would record their album Live in L.A. that would feature the popular jazz group in a live setting from their September 1992 concert which was also sold as a video cassette and LaserDisc to coincide with the release of the CD in June 1993. In 1993, the label released Dave Grusin's score to the Tom Cruise thriller The Firm, which was based on the John Grisham novel which was a blockbuster hit and the album was a best seller for the label. What made this particular soundtrack unique was that it was an all