the 1990s on a high note. Grusin would celebrate his 1988 Academy Award win with another nomination for his score and important participation for the comedy-drama, The Fabulous Baker Boys, starring Oscar Winner Jeff Bridges, Academy Award Nominee Beau Bridges (Jeff's brother) and Academy Award Nominee Michelle Pfeiffer. The film would receive multiple nominations, including Best Picture and for Grusin's invaluable contribution for Best Original Score. The album would be a best seller for the label. 1990–1994 In early 1990, Grusin and Rosen decided to sell the label to the MCA Corporation for the sum of $40 million in celebration of their 3-year deal with MCA Distributing. However, this was a differently structured deal in which the company would not be absorbed or merged with another within the family of labels under the MCA Records label. This particular deal was one in which the company expanded to something much bigger. GRP now had the sole exclusivity to produce and release new as well as old recordings by artists were currently on the MCA Records roster that included Larry Carlton, B.B. King, Spyro Gyra, Yellowjackets, George Howard, Acoustic Alchemy, Michael Brecker, and The Crusaders, among others. In addition to that, GRP was also solely responsible for reissuing, remastering and releasing premiere titles from the Impulse!, Chess, Argo and Decca catalogs that featured a wealth of jazz recordings from popular jazz artists that include John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, Ramsey Lewis, Keith Jarrett, Coleman Hawkins, Max Roach, Sonny Rollins, McCoy Tyner and many, many more. Recordings that have taken at least three decades to release at the present time and continue to be reissued currently. One of their first reissues, "Billie Holiday: The Complete Decca Recordings" won Grammy Awards in 1991. Also in 1990, Cuban trumpet player Arturo Sandoval defected to the US and the label immediately signed him and made his debut for the label in 1991 with the album Flight To Freedom, his first five solo albums and several other appearances on the label with fellow recording artists such as Dave Valentin, Rene Luis Toledo, Dave Grusin and a well-received album dedicated to his best friend, the late Dizzy Gillespie, Dream Come True, which featured a collaboration with Oscar Winner Michel Legrand and albums such as A GRP Christmas Collection, and the GRP All-Star Big Band, to name a few until his final album, the