Mojo Club presents Dancefloor Jazz Volume Four: Light My Fire is a 1995 compilation CD released through Verve Records in Germany. This is part of a series of discs released through Mojo Club and features a mixture of funk, bossa nova, soul, and a bit more, primarily taken from the Polygram/Universal library.

The music on this 1995 release was performed by the quartet of pianist Allen Farnham, bassist Drew Gress, drummer Jamey Haddad, and tenor-saxophonist Joe Lovano in 1986, the trio of Farnham, Gress and Haddad in 1992, and by Farnham solo in 1994. The pianist is best-known for playing behind other artists, including being the musical director for the late singer Susannah McCorkle. Throughout this set, Farnham shows that he is a solid, modern, mainstream soloist, sometimes recalling Bill Evans and (to a lesser extent) Keith Jarrett. Lovano plays well in his spots particularly on a medium-tempo "How Deep Is The Ocean." Farnham contributed four of the ten songs, and also interprets pieces by Ralph Towner, Steve Swallow, Duke Ellington, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Bill Evans. Overall, this is an excellent effort, with enough variety in tempos and moods to hold one's interest. ~ AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow

Woman's Gotta Have It is the second album by British group Cornershop. This was released in North America by Luaka Bop and delivers more of their worldly audio visions.

Lyfe'N'Tyme is the 1994 debut album from American rap group The B.U.M.S. which stood for Brothas Unda Madness. Released on Priority, this featured the hit song "Elevation (Free My Mind)". This was the group's only album.

Born in Leiden, Holland, raised in Calgary, Canada, Karel began his professional musical career in 1970. He first studied piano under Henry L. Peters, then took jazz instruction from Ray Petch. In 1973, he studied jazz arranging and composition at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, and completed a degree in secondary music and mathematics education at the University of Victoria in 1981.

"Criminology" and "Glaciers Of Ice" is the first single from Corey Woods, better known as Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon The Chef, or as he was known on these singles, Chef Raekwon. He is now simply known as Raekwon. This was in support of his debut disc, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx…, released by LOUD/RCA.

"Ice Cream" and "Incarcerated Scarfaces" are songs from Raekwon's second single, released in support of his debut album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx…, released by LOUD/RCA Records.

Veteran valve-trombonist/composer Bob Brookmeyer has not recorded many small group dates during the 1980s and '90s, making this Challenge CD with a young European rhythm section (pianist Kris Goessens, bassist Riccardo Del Fra and drummer Dre Pallemaerts) a bit special. Brookmeyer plays eight obscurities (four by him and three by his pianist) that are complex, harmonically advanced and yet still able to be swung. Well worth searching for. ~ AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow

Friday Afternoon In The Universe is the 1995 album by Medeski, Martin & Wood, their third effort. This was released by Gramavision.

Def Jam Music Group Inc. 10th Year Anniversary is a 4CD box set honoring the premiere hip-hop recording label, highlighting music from its first ten years. This features scans of the complete booklet. This was released through Def Jam via PolyGram.

"How High" is the 1995 single by Reggie Noble and Clifford Smith, better known under the pseudonyms Redman and Method Man. The song was released in support of the soundtrack to the concert film The Show and features the album version plus the hit/single mix.

Rock & Pop Legends is a 1995 compilation CD by British guitarist and singer Peter Green. This was released by Disky.

For Sentimental Reasons: Great Instrumentals is a 1995 compilation disc. Highlights include an accordion version of Stevie Wonder's "I Just Called To Say I Love You". It was released by Reader's Digest as part of The World's Most Beautiful Melldies series of albums.

Aglio E Olio is an 8-song EP by the Beastie Boys. Released a year after Ill Communication, this was the band's first full return to hardcore punk and features friend AWOL on drums. This was released on their own Grand Royal label.

Illstyle Live is a 1995 live album released by Elektra Records' hip-hop division. It features nice performances from their roster at the time, which included Supernatural, Lin que (who was better known as Isis of the X-Clan before moving closer to her real name), Omniscence, DasEFX, and Ol' Dirty Bastard of the Wu-Tang Clan. This was a promotional-only item.