Claus Ogerman - Verve (continued):
Wes Montgomery, "Talkin' Verve: Roots of Acid
Jazz", Verve #529580 (1996).[CD Compilation]
Claus Ogerman conducts and arranges these
tracks on this compilation: "Bumpin' On Sunset" [from
the "Tequila" album], "Willow Weep For Me" [from the "Willow
Weep For Me" album].
Other conductors and arrangers featured are
Johnny Pate, Don Sebesky, and Oliver Nelson.
Personnel: Wes Montgomery (guitar); Don
Sebesky (conductor, arranger); Jack Jennings (vibraphone); Wynton
Kelly (piano); Jimmy Smith (organ); Paul Chambers,
Ron Carter, Richard Davis (bass); Grady Tate, Jimmy
Cobb (drums); Ray Barretto (conga).
Claus Ogerman's Orchestra includes: Claus Ogerman
(conductor, arranger); Bernard Eichen, Arnold Eidus, Paul Gershman,
Emanuel Green, Julius Held, Harry Lookofsky,
Joe Malin, Gene Orloff (violin); Abe Kessler, Charles McCracken,
George Ricci, Harvey Shapiro (cello); Cedar Walton (piano); Grady
Tate (drums); Ray Barretto (conga).
Compilation producer: Aric Lach Morrison.
Principally recorded at Van Gelder Recordings/Vervetudio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey between 1964 and 1966. Includes
liner notes by Bill Milkowski.
Various Artists, "All the
Things You Are: The Jerome Kern Songbook", Verve/Polygram #314-52990
(1996).[CD Compilation]
Cal Tjader, "Talkin' Verve: Roots of Acid
Jazz", Verve #314-531562 (1996).[CD Compilation]
Claus Ogerman--arranger/conductor of the "Los
Jibaros" track from the Tjader/Palmieri "El Sonido Nuevo" album.
Personnel includes: Cal Tjader
(vibraphone); Oliver Nelson, Chico O'Farrill, Stan Applebaum
(conductor, arranger); Eddie Palmieri (arranger, piano); Claus
Ogerman (arranger); Willie Bobo (vocals,
percussion); Jimmy Heath (tenor saxophone); Donald Byrd (trumpet);
Julian Priester, Jose Rodriguez, Mark Weinstein (trombone); George
Castro (flute, percussion); Seldon Powell,
Jerry Dodgion, Paul Horn (flute); Chick Corea, Lonnie
Hewitt, Al Zulaica, Clare Fischer, Joao Donato (piano); Dick Hyman
(organ); Attila Zoller, Kenny Burrell (guitar); Bobby
Rodriguez, Al McKibbon, Stan Gilbert, John
Hilliard, Freddy Schreiber, Bob Bushnell, Richard Davis, Red
Mitchell, George Duvivier (bass); Tommy Lopez, Manny Oquendo, Grady
Tate, Johnny Rae, Carl Burnett, Ed Thigpen
(drums); Armando Peraza (percussion, bongo); Ray Barretto (conga,
percussion); Barry Rogers, Patato Valdez, Wilfredo Vincente, Bill
Fitch (conga); Jose Mangual (timbale); Ismail
Quintana, Victor Pantoja, Alberto Valdes (percussion); Lalo
Schifrin's Orchestra: Lalo Schifrin (conductor, arranger, piano);
Ernie Royal, Clark Terry (trumpet); Urbie Green (trombone); Bob
Northern (French horn); Don Butterfield (tuba); Walt
Levinski (flute, woodwinds); Phil Bodner, Phil Kraus,
Stan Webb (woodwinds); Leon Cohen, Irving Horwitz (oboe); George Berg
(bass clarinet, bassoon); Jimmy Raney (guitar); George
Duvivier (bass); Ed Shaughnessy (drums); Jack Del Rio
(conga, tambourine);Johnny Rae (timbale, percussion).
Compilation producers: Aric Lach Morrison,
Jesse "Chuy" Varela.
Recorded between August 1961 and September
1967. Includes liner notes by Jesse "Chuy" Varela.
Astrud Gilberto, "Jazz Round Midnight",
Verve/Polygram #531934 (1996).[CD Compilation]
Claus Ogerman arranged and conducted "Fly Me To
the Moon" and "Who Can I Turn To?".
Hank Jones, "Favors",
Verve #7-31453-73162-2
(1997).[CD]
Ogerman composition
included is "Favors".
Musician personnel for
"Favors" track:
Hank Jones Piano Trio: Hank Jones, Piano; George Mraz,
Bass; Dennis Mackrel, Drums.
Recorded live on May
18, 1996 at The Fifth Hank
Jones Piano Workshop with Winds Jazz Orchestra, College Opera House,
Osaka, Japan.
Bill Evans, "The Complete Bill Evans on Verve",
Verve #7 31452 79532 8 (1997).[18-CD boxed set]
Astrud Gilberto, "The Silver Collection", Verve
[Germany] #823 451-2 (199_).[CD Compilation]
Tracks 12-22 are from "The Shadow Of Your Smile" (1965) - arr. Sebesky, Donato, Ogerman
Track 23 is from "A Certain Smile, A Certain Sadness" (1966) - arr. Wanderley
Track 24 is from "September 17, 1969" (1969) - arr. Albert Gorgoni
Track 25 is from "Look To The Rainbow" (1966) - arr. Gil Evans