Claus Ogerman - Polydor Records (continued):
Tanzorchester Max
Greger, "Olympia-Dancing
'72", Polydor [Germany] #2371 153 (1971).[LP]
Original Ogerman composition included is "Un
Poco Rio".
Various
Artists, "Take It Easy - Volume II", Polydor [UK] #2664 338
(197_).[LP Compilation]
No album cover photo available at this time.
Side C - Track 6: "One Note Samba (Samba
De Uma Nota So)" from the album Antonio Carlos Jobim The
Composer Of 'Desafinado', Plays.
Track arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Tracklist or other information on this recording not available at this time.
Connie Francis, "Rocksides (1957-64)", Polydor #831 698-2 (1987).[CD Reissue]
Claus Ogerman arranged and conducted the tracks "Whatever Happened to Rosemarie" and "My Best Friend Barbara".
Musician personnel for this album.
Max
Greger
und sein Orchester, "Juke Box Hits",
Polydor [Germany] #543 852-2 (2000).[CD
Compilation]
This CD compilation
contains music from the
years 1956 to 1964 by Max Greger and his Orchestra. The CD
contains an original Ogerman composition performed by Max Greger and
his Orchestra, "Bongo Rock" (C. Ogerman and H. Bradtke) -
originally composed for the German film "Das alte Försterhaus"
(The Old House of the Forester).
B.-R. Boogie (Beanie Boy Boogie)
Maxi-Rock (Birth of the Boogie)
Rumba Kautschuk
Bongo Rock (Ogermann-Bradtke)
Rock 'n' Roll Boogie
Macky Macht Musik (Rockin' Through The Rye)
Amapola
Tequila
Hoots Mon
Raunchy
Sail Along Silv'ry Moon
Wild Cat Blues
Hallo, hallo Fraülein
Anna (El negro zumbo/Rumba Anna)
Too Much Tequila
Si tu vois ma mere
Twist In The Mood
Yakety Sax
Twist Around The Clock
Teddy-Twist
Java
Personnel
for "B.R. Boogie" and
"Rock and Roll Boogie": Charlie Tabor, Fritz Weichbrodt, Freddy Brock
(tp); Helmut Rink (tb); Lothar Nakat, Bobby Meade (as, cl); Max
Greger (ts); Rolf Prinz (bar); Delmar Dakscha (b); Willy Schmidt (d);
Klaus Ogermann (p).
"B.-R.
Boogie" and "Rock and
Roll Boogie" recorded in Munich, Germany on September 22, 1956.
Both tracks are originally from Polydor [Germany]
#G20598 (1956).[LP]
COMPILATION
LINER NOTES:
Roberto Delgado and His Orchestra [Horst
Wende], "Twenty Classic Recordings/Polydor - Lounge Legends Series",
Polydor [Germany] #549 877-2 (2001).[CD
Compilation]
Some tracks contained in this CD were originally recorded in 1967 for
LP release.
Original Ogerman composition is "Un Poco
Rio".
LINER NOTES:
Delgado-liners1.JPG
- Part 1 of the CD liner notes written by Suitbert Kempkes.
Delgado-liners2.JPG
- Part 2 of the CD liner notes written by Suitbert Kempkes.
All tracks arranged & conducted by Roberto
Delgado.
Lounge Legends series produced by Stefan Kassel
& Lutz Stöver.
Various Artists, "Lounge Legends V. 1", Polydor [Germany] #23614 (2002).[CD Compilation]
This CD Compilation contains the track "It's Your Turn" performed by Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra and produced by Claus Ogerman.
Various Artists, "The Very Best of Bossa Nova", Polydor K.K. [Japan] #30MM9255/6 (year unknown).[2-LP Compilation Set]
Claus Ogerman arranged the track "Fly Me To The Moon".