Claus Ogerman 45 rpm
Single Records - Philips (continued)
Hash Brown And His
Ignunt Strings, "Overseas
Operator"/"Love Is The Sweetest Thing", Philips #40027 (1962).[45
rpm single]
Both sides conducted by Klaus Ogermann.
Both tracks are from The Hash Brown Sounds album.
Both sides conducted by Klaus Ogermann.
Both tracks are from The Hash Brown Sounds album.
The Sheldons, "The
Shark"/"Wonderful Land",
Philips #40031 (1962).[45 rpm record]
"The Shark" composed by G. Heigel aka Klaus Ogermann.
"The Shark" composed by G. Heigel aka Klaus Ogermann.
Gerhard Wendland,
"Dance With Me"/"Nobody
Knows", Philips #40033 (1962).[45 rpm record]
Both sides of this record arranged & conducted by Klaus Ogermann.
"Nobody Knows" is also an original Ogermann composition.
Webmaster's Note: Gerhard Wendland - "Tanze Mit Mir In Den Morgan" (Dance With Me In The Morning). Sole million seller/gold record in 1962 for this Berlin born artist. There are some sources which incorrectly give the year as 1961 for this achievement.
Both sides of this record arranged & conducted by Klaus Ogermann.
"Nobody Knows" is also an original Ogermann composition.
Webmaster's Note: Gerhard Wendland - "Tanze Mit Mir In Den Morgan" (Dance With Me In The Morning). Sole million seller/gold record in 1962 for this Berlin born artist. There are some sources which incorrectly give the year as 1961 for this achievement.
Tony
Williams, "Second Best"/"Chloe", Philips #40069 (1962).[Promo 45 rpm
single]
Both sides conducted by Klaus Ogermann.
Produced by Buck Ram.
Hash Brown and The Cupcakes, "The Nearness of You"/"I Got My Job Through The New York Times", Philips #40093 (1962).[45 rpm single]
Both sides arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Both sides conducted by Klaus Ogermann.
Produced by Buck Ram.
Hash Brown and The Cupcakes, "The Nearness of You"/"I Got My Job Through The New York Times", Philips #40093 (1962).[45 rpm single]
Both sides arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Lesley
Gore, "Goodbye Tony"/"Musikant", Philips [Germany] #127.131
(1964).[45 rpm single]
Recorded in German in Hamburg, Germany for the German market.
Both sides arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Produced by Quincy Jones.
Lesley
Gore, "Nur Du Ganz Allein"/(Flip side title unknown), Philips
#127.161 (1964).[45 rpm single]
Recorded in German in New York City for the German market.
Composed, arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Produced by Quincy Jones.
Lesley
Gore, "So Sind Die Boys Alle"/(Flip side title unknown), Philips
unissued (1964).[45 rpm single]
Recorded in German in New York City for the German market.
Arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman.