The Work of Claus Ogerman
Claus
Ogerman - Brunswick:
Klaus Ogermann is the pianist on all tracks listed below and also does the solo vocal on "There's No One But You" with the Delle Haensch Jump Combo. Klaus also composed & arranged "Manuskript Blues". Recorded live.
Moderation (Introduction, spoken)
Manuskript Blues (Ogermann, arr. Ogermann)
Blue Moon
There's No One But You (solo vocal by Ogermann)
Hey (Hey) Good Looking
Flamingo Special
Delle Haensch Jump
Combo
personnel: Delle Haensch (as); Hugo Strasser (cl, as);
Klaus Ogermann (p, voc.); Harry Schell (b); Karl Sanner (d).
INTERNATIONAL DANCE AND
ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC -
Various Artists, "'Midnight in Munich' Jubilee concert on the
occasion of the 500th broadcast", Brunswick [Germany] #86016
LPB (May 1953).[10-inch record]
Klaus Ogermann is the
pianist and arranger on
the tracks indicated below. Recorded live.
Side A
Max Greger and His Big Band:
The Beat (arr. Ogermann)
Perdido
How High The Moon
The German Jazz-Poll Winners of 1953:
Night Train
Side B
Max Greger and His Big Band:
MiM-Boogie (Ogermann, pianist)
The Dixie Maximators:
Muskrat Ramble (Ogermann, pianist)
The German Jazz-Poll Winners of 1953:
The Man I Love
Max Greger and His Big Band:
Rosetta (Ogermann, pianist & arranger)
The German Jazz-Poll Winners of 1953:
Festival Riff [aka Night Cap]
(Ogermann, arranger)
Musical groups included
on this record: Max
Greger and His Big
Band, The Dixie Maximators, The German Jazz-Poll Winners of 1953 and
many other soloists.
Musician personnel of
The Dixie Maximators:
Fritz Weichbrodt, trumpet; Max Büttermann, trombone, Hugo
Strasser, clarinet; Klaus Ogermann, piano; Hans Lehmann, bass; Sylo
Deutsch, drums. (Webmaster's
Note: this is the only known information on this group at this
time.)
Musician personnel of The German Jazz-Poll Winners of 1953: Fred Bunge, trumpet; Gunter Fuhlisch, trombone; Delle Haensch, alto sax; Max Greger, tenor sax; Paul Kuhn, piano; Max Büttermann, bass, Teddy Paris, drums; Klaus Ogermann, arranger. (Webmaster's Note: this is the only known information on this group at this time.)
From the liner notes:
Paul Kuhn and Klaus Ogermann were the solo pianists. Ogermann,
born in 1930, is also an arranger (The Beat, Rosetta, Night Cap). He
was formerly a singer with Edelhagen. [Piano]
Solo: "MiM-Boogie".
No album photo available at this time.
This album contains one track arranged by Klaus Ogermann (see tracklist).
Kurt Edelhagen
Hawaiian War Chant - (Kentonian Arrangement von Heinz Kießling) vom 22.06.53
Kurt Edelhagen All Stars
Non Stop Riff - (Rolf Schneebiegl-comp., arr.)- 26.10.53
Werner Müller
How High The Moon - (Arno Flor-arr., 15.06.51) - Gunter Hampel spielt da Schlagzeug -
Rolf Kühn Combo
Sweet Georgia Brown - 19.05.53 -
Erwin Lehn
The Mess Is Here - (Ernst Mosch-tb-solo) - 01.04.53
Seite 2:
Helmut Zacharias
Säbeltanz Boogie - 09.07.53
Hans Koller Quintett
Sound Koller - with Jung Jutta Hipp. Plus Albert Mangelsdorff goes into the cool. - 21.06.53
German All Stars
C-Jam Blues
und Max Greger
Night Cap - (Paul Kuhn am Klavier) - beides vom 04.05.53 (arr. Ogermann)
This Compilation CD contains a track ("Make It Easy On Yourself") performed by Connie Francis and arranged by Claus Ogerman.
