 For some months Nevill had been corresponding with Milt Gabler, founder of Commodore Records and United Hot Clubs of America labels in the USA, who was most helpful and encouraging to Nevill's endeavour to produce a similar label in Australia with Swaggie.All the existing Swaggie 78 rpm masters, issued and unissued, were transferred to magnetic tape masters by Nevill Sherburn for release on 10-inch LP and 7-inch EP albums with covers designed by Clement Meadmore.In addition, two 10-inch 78 rpm records (S7 and S8) by Duke Ellington and his Kentucky Club Orchestra 1926-1927 were pressed on vinyl and released.