Claus Ogerman - Verve (continued):
[Original Mono LP with the original title]
[Original Mono LP labels]
[Original Stereo LP with the original title]
[Original Stereo LP labels]
[Argentina LP]
[Original Mono LP, renamed for the hit]
[Original Mono LP labels]
[Original Stereo LP, renamed for the hit]
[Original Stereo LP labels]
Kai Winding, "Soul Surfin'/More (Theme from Mondo Cane)" Verve #V/V6-8551 (1963).[Original LP]
Kai Winding, "Soul Surfin'", Verve [Argentina] #8551 (1963).[LP]
Arranged by Claus Ogerman and Kai Winding; conducted by Claus Ogerman.
This album originally had the title of "Soul Surfin'".
Tracks:
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More (arr. Ogerman)
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Hero ( arr. & composed by Ogerman)
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Gravy Waltz (arr. Winding)
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China Nights (arr. Ogerman)
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Surf Bird (arr. & composed by
Ogerman)
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Pipeline (arr. Ogerman)
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Sukiyaki (arr. Ogerman)
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Soul Surfin' (arr. and composed by
Winding)
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Tube Wail (arr. Ogerman; composed by
Winding)
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Spinner (arr. & composed by
Ogerman)
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Hearse Ride (arr. & composed by
Winding)
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Comin' Home Baby (arr. Winding)
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Special Note: Received in email from
album & 45 rpm producer of "More" Creed Taylor, himself:
"Here is a brief note on More (Theme
From Mondo Cane) [performed] by Kai: I had just seen and heard
Mondo
Cane, in which the song "More" was repeated in at least 10 different
ways. On my way back to my office at Verve, I passed a man-hole
where
workers were playing a fast instrumental by "The Ventures"... not
unlike
the style that what was to become the song on Kai's record. I had
at
least 3 different versions of the song on my desk. "More" hadn't
become a hit. All three versions had one thing in common.
They were
all ballads. I asked Claus to come by my office to discuss Kai's
upcoming date. I put Tony's 45 rpm on my turntable and switched
to 78
rpm. Next...'Claus, what do you think?' The rest of the
story is
obvious!"
LINER NOTES:
More.pdf
- Original LP liner notes by Steve Brindl.
Musician
personnel: 4 unknown, Kai Winding (tb) Paul Griffin (el-p) Jean
Jacques Perrey (ondioline) 4 unknown, Kenny Burrell (g) unknown (el-b)
unknown (d).
Webmaster's
Note: to read a superb multi-part interview with producer Creed
Tayor concerning the recording of Kai's hit single "More" and what was
involved in recording it, go HERE.
Produced by Creed
Taylor.
[Original LP]
[Original LP labels]
[Verve By Request CD Reissue]
Jimmy Smith, "Any Number Can Win", Verve
#V/V6-8552 (1963).[Original LP]
Jimmy Smith, "Any Number Can Win", Verve By Request #314 557 447-2
(1998).[CD Reissue]
Arranged by Claus Ogerman, Billy Byers, and
Jimmy Smith. See tracklist for arranging credits.
Tracks:
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You Came a Long Way from St. Louis
(arr. Ogerman)
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Ape Woman (arr. Byers)
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Georgia on My Mind (arr. Ogerman)
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G'won Train (arr. Byers)
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Theme from "Any Number Can Win" (arr.
Ogerman)
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What'd I Say? (arr. Smith)
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The Sermon (arr. Smith)
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Ruby (arr. Ogerman)
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Tubs (arr. Smith)
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Blues for C.A. (arr. Byers)
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Special Note: From the Theme from "Any Number Can Win" sessions,
there is an unissued track entitled "St. Louis Blues" which is
performed by the musician personnel listed below:
Musician personnel: Joe Newman, James
Sedlar (tp) Jerome Richardson (as, ts, bars) Budd Johnson (ts) Jimmy
Smith (org) Kenny Burrell, Vince Gambella, Billy Mure (g) Milt Hinton
(b) Bob Bushnell (el-b) Bobby Donaldson (d) Doug Allen, Art Marotti
(per) Claus Ogerman (arr, dir).
LINER NOTES:
Any-number-liners.pdf
- Original LP liner notes written by Al Clarke.
Musician personnel:
On G'won Train, Tubs, You Came a Long Way
from St. Louis:
Jimmy Smith, organ; Kenny Burrell, guitar; Jimmy
Maxwell, Joe Newman, Charlie Shavers, trumpets; Kai Winding, Jimmy
Cleveland, Melba Liston, Paul Faulise, trombones; Jerry Dodgion,
Marvin Holladay, Bud Johnson, Seldon Powell, Phil Woods, saxes; Herb
Lovelle, drums; George Devens, percussion; Art Davis, bass.
On Blues for C.A. and The Ape Women:
Jimmy Smith, organ; Kenny Burrell, guitar; Jimmy
Maxwell, Joe Newman, Snooky Young, trumpets; Kai Winding, Jimmy
Cleveland, Melba Liston, Paul Faulise, trombones; Jerry Dodgion,
Marvin Holladay, Budd Johnson, Seldon Powell, Phil Woods, seaxes;
Herb Lovell, drums; George Devens, percussion; Art Davis, bass; Bob
Bushness, Fender bass.
On Theme from "Any Number Can Win", Ruby,
Georgia On My Mind:
Jimmy Smith, organ; Kenny Burrell, guitar; Joe
Newman, James Sedlar, trumpets; Jerome Richardson, Budd Johnson,
saxes; Billy Mure, guitar; Milt Hinton, bass; Vince Gambella, guitar;
Bob Bushness, Fender bass; Bobby Donaldson, drums, Doug Allan and Art
Mariotti, percussion.
On What'd I Say and The Sermon:
Jimmy Smith, organ; Kenny Burrell, guitar; George
Duvivier, bass; Mel Lewis, drums.
Produced by Creed Taylor.
[DJ/Promo LP]
[DJ/Promo LP labels]
[CD Reissue]
Stan Getz, "Reflections", Verve #V/V6-8554
(1963).[Original LP]
Stan Getz, "Reflections", Verve #314 523 322-2
(2003).[CD Reissue]
Claus Ogerman and Lalo Schifrin, arrangers.
See tracklist for Ogerman arrangements.
Tracklist:
Side One:
Moonlight In Vermont ***
If Ever I Would Leave You ***
Love
Reflections
Sleeping Bee
Charade (Mancini)
Side Two:
Early Autumn
Penthouse Serenade
Spring Can Really Hang You Up The
Most
Nitetime Street
Blowin' In The Wind ***
*** = arranged by Claus Ogerman.
Special Note: There was an unissued
track produced for this album, entitled "The Prize" with the same
musician personnel as indicated below.
LINER NOTES:
Reflections-liners-1.JPG
- Page 1 of Original LP liner notes by Jack Maher,
Billboard.
Reflections-liners-2.JPG
- Page 2 of Original LP liner notes by Jack Maher,
Billboard.
Reflections-liners-3.JPG
- Page 2 of Original LP liner notes by Jack Maher,
Billboard.
For "The Prize" (unissued), "Moonlight In Vermont", "If Ever I Would Leave You", and "Blowin' In The Wind":
Musician personnel: Stan Getz (ts) Kenny Burrell (g) George
Duvivier (b) unknown (per) Claus Ogerman (arr, cond) unidentified
strings.
Produced by Creed Taylor.
[Original Mono LP]
[Original Mono LP labels]
[Original Stereo LP]
[Original Stereo LP labels]
Kai Winding, "Kai Winding", (a/k/a "The Lonely
One") Verve #V/V6-8556 (1963).[Original LP]
Arranged by Claus Ogerman and Kai Winding (see tracklist). Conducted by Claus
Ogerman.
Also contains an original Ogerman composition, "Get Lost".
Tracklist:
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Side 1: Get Lost (Ogerman) *
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Only In America
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Hey, Girl
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The Lonely One
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Theme From "Mr. Novak"
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Washington Square
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Side 2: The Ice Cream Man
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Mockingbird
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China Bay
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Burning Sands
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Far Out East (Winding) ++
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Oltre L'Amor
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* = Composed and arranged by Claus Ogerman
++ = Composed and arranged by Kai Winding
Whether it is Winding or Ogerman as arranger on all other tracks is
not mentioned on either the record label or the back album cover.
LINER NOTES:
Kai-winding-liners.pdf
- Original LP liner notes by R.D. Harlan.
Personnel: Kai Winding--trombone, arranger;
Claus Ogerman--arranger, composer, conductor; Garry Sherman--organ;
others uncredited.
Produced by Creed Taylor.
Johnny Hodges, "Johnny Hodges" (s/t), Verve
#V/V6-8561 (1963).[LP]
Special Note: The words "Sandy's Gone" appear as the title of the
album on both the spine and record labels.
Entire album arranged and conducted by Claus
Ogerman. "Monkey Shack" is an original Ogerman
composition.
Tracklist:
Side 1
Sandy's Gone
Monkey Shack (Ogerman)
Wonderful, Wonderful
Scarlett O'Hara
Candy's Theme
Follow Me
Side 2
Blue Velvet
So Much In Love
Again
Deep Purple
Since
The Caretakers Theme
LINER NOTES:
Hodges-liners.JPG-
Liner notes from the original LP by
Stanley Dance.
For "Scarlett O'Hara", "Follow Me", and "Monkey Shack":
Musician personnel: Joe Newman (tp) Johnny Hodges (as) Wild Bill
Davis (org) Kenny Burrell (g) Mel Lewis (d) Claus Ogerman (arr, dir)
unidentified large band.
Produced by Creed Taylor.
Vinnie Bell, "Whistle Stop", Verve #V/V6-8574
(1963).[LP]
Album arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman
and Charles Calello (tracks for each arranger not identified on
record).
Tracklist:
Side 1
Moonglow
Night Train
Fever
Dawn
Bellzouki
What'd I Say
Last Stop
Side 2
Trainman's Blues
Shindig
Whistle Stop
Memphis
I Have But One Heart
The End Of The Line
Tramp Song
LINER NOTES:
Whistle-stop-liners1.JPG
- Original liner notes from the LP by Warner Fredericks.
Whistle-stop-liners2.JPG
- Continuation of original liner notes from the LP.
Musician personnel: Vinnie Bell, electric
guitar; Paul Griffin, electric piano and electric organ; Everett
Barksdale, bass guitar; Al Gorgoni, rhythm guitar; Gary Chester/Buddy
Saltzman, drums; Claus Ogerman and Charles Calello, arrangers.
Produced by Creed Taylor.
[Original LP]
[Original LP labels]
[CD Reissue]
Wynton Kelly, "Comin' In The Back Door", Verve
#V/V6-8576 (1963).[Original LP]
Wynton Kelly, "Comin' In The Back Door", Verve [Japan] #UCCV
9194 (2004).[CD Reissue]
Entire album arranged and conducted by Claus
Ogerman; also includes Ogerman compositions "Nocturne" and "The
Bitter End".
Tracklist:
Side One:
If That's The Way You Want It
Comin' In the Back Door
Don't Wait Too Long
Nocturne (Ogerman)
The Bitter End (Ogerman)
Theme From "Burke's Law"
Side Two:
Quiet Village
Caesar and Cleopatra Theme
Signing Off
Little Tracy
To Kill A Mockingbird
LINER NOTES:
Wynton-liners.JPG
- Original LP liner notes written by Al
Clarke.
Musician personnel: Wynton Kelly,
keyboards; Kenny Burrell, guitar; Paul Chambers, bass; Jimmy Cobb,
drums; members of the New York Symphony Orchestra (names uncredited),
strings.
Produced by Creed Taylor.
[Two different covers for this LP Compilation]
Stan Getz, "An Introduction to The World of Stan Getz", Verve #V6S-200 (1964).[LP Compilation]
This album includes "Moonlight in Vermont", arranged by Claus Ogerman.
Tracklist:
Moonlight in Vermont
Theme From Dr. Kildare
Baia
Nice Work If You Can Get It
Balanco No Samba
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square
Ebony Samba
Insensatez (Jobim)
Various Artists, "The Hits Are On Verve", Verve #V6S-201 (19__).[Sampler LP]
Claus Ogerman arranged and conducted "More", "Sweet September", Little Tracy", and "The Girl From Ipanema".
Musician personnel: Jimmy Cleveland (tb) Leo Wright (as, fl)
Antonio Carlos Jobim (p, g) George Duvivier (b) Edson Machado (d) Claus
Ogerman (arr, cond) unidentified strings, and others.
LINER NOTES (uncredited):
Liner-notes1.JPG
Liner-notes2.JPG
All tracks produced by Creed Taylor.
Stan Getz, "The World of Stan Getz", Verve #VS-200 (19__).[LP Compilation]
This compilation includes the track "Moonlight In Vermont", arranged/conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Track produced by Creed Taylor.
Various Artists, "24 Karat Hits", Verve #V6-652-2 (19__).[LP Compilation]
This compilation contains the track "Ruby", arranged/conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Musician personnel: Joe Newman, James Sedlar (tp) Jerome
Richardson (as, ts, bars) Budd Johnson (ts) Jimmy Smith (org) Kenny
Burrell, Vince Gambella, Billy Mure (g) Milt Hinton (b) Bob Bushnell
(el-b) Bobby Donaldson (d) Doug Allen, Art Marotti (per) Claus Ogerman
(arr, dir).
Track produced by Creed Taylor.
Various Artists, "24 Karat Gold For Groovin'", Verve #V6-654-2 (19__).[LP Compilation]
This compilation contains the following tracks arranged/conducted by Claus Ogerman:
Insensatez
Corcovado
Musician personnel: Jimmy Cleveland (tb) Leo Wright (as, fl)
Antonio Carlos Jobim (p, g) George Duvivier (b) Edson Machado (d) Claus
Ogerman (arr, cond) unidentified strings, and others.
This compilation also contains the track "More", performed by Kai Winding and arranged/conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Musician personnel: 4 unknown, Kai Winding (tb) Paul Griffin
(el-p) Jean Jacques Perrey (ondioline) 4 unknown, Kenny Burrell (g)
unknown (el-b) unknown (d).
This compilation contains the track "Blowin' In The Wind", arranged/conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Musician personnel: Stan Getz (ts) Kenny Burrell (g) George
Duvivier (b) unknown (per) Claus Ogerman (arr, cond) unidentified
strings.
Tracks produced by Creed Taylor.
