Claus
Ogerman - Polydor Records (continued):
Kurt
Edelhagen, "Kurt Edelhagen Plays Jim Webb", Polydor
[Germany] #237 1076 (1970).[LP]
Kurt Edelhagen, "Kurt Edelhagen Plays Jim Webb", Polydor [Canada] #241 4067 (1972).[LP]
Klaus Ogermann's participation in this album is
mentioned in the album liner notes as this: "Via Klaus
Ogermann, who at the time worked as pianist for Kurt Edelhagen while
in Baden-Baden and who also is a top arranger in the United States,
the contact between producer Bobby Schmidt, Kurt Edelhagen and Qunicy
Jones was established." (Translated from the original
German by Suitbert Kempkes.)
Kurt Edelhagen and His
Orchestra, "Portrait",
Polydor [Germany] #266 4286 [stereo] (1960).[2 Compilation LP
set]
Reissued in the early 1980s.
Note: This
set contains 6
tracks arranged by Klaus Ogermann from the original Edelhagen LP
Ballroom in London, but in stereo: "Lambeth Walk", "Sleepy
Lagoon", "Isle of Capri", "The Hokey Cokey", "Meet Mr. Callaghan",
and "Show Me The Way To Go Home". The set also contains a
track arranged by Claus Ogerman, "Down By The Riverside" which is
from the Edelhagen LP Dancing Percussion.
LINER NOTES:
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- Liner notes from the 2-LP set [IN GERMAN].
Portrait-liners2.JPG
- Continuation of liner notes from the 2-LP set [IN
GERMAN].
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- Continuation of liner notes from the 2-LP set [IN
GERMAN].
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- Continuation of liner notes from the 2-LP set [IN
GERMAN].
Side A
Rhapsody in Blue
Warsaw Concerto
Side B
Canadian Concerto (Ogerman)
Exodus (Arr. Ogerman)
Brownstone Concerto (Arr. Ogerman)
[Alternate cover for "Concerto" as pictured on the back cover of
another Edelhagen album]
Personnel: Kurt Edelhagen and
his Concert Orchestra; Willi Stech aned Bora Rokovic at Two
Pianos.
LINER NOTES:
Concerto-liners-1.JPG
- Page 1 of uncredited liner notes from original
German LP.
Ogerman-Edelhageninfo.pdf
- Text [IN GERMAN] from an internet forum describing some of
Claus Ogerman's work for Kurt Edelhagen and this "Concerto" album in
particular.
Ogerman-edelhagen-Eng.pdf
- Text [IN ENGLISH] from an internet forum describing some of
Claus Ogerman's work for Kurt Edelhagen and this "Concerto" album in
particular (translated by Wolfgang Weissbrodt).