Claus Ogerman - Verve (continued):
[Original Stereo LP]
[Original Stereo LP labels]
Stan Getz, "Voices", Verve
#V/V6-8707 (1967).[Original LP]
Stan Getz, "Voices", Verve #527 773-2
(19__).[CD Reissue]
Entire album arranged and
conducted by Claus Ogerman.
Contains the compositions "Once", "Little Rio", and "Darling Joe",
all composed by Ogerman.
LINER NOTES:
Voices.pdf
- Original liner notes from the LP by Stan Levine.
Personnel: Ron
Carter--Bass; Stan Getz--Sax (Tenor); Jim Hall--Guitar; Herbie
Hancock--Piano; Hank Jones--Piano; Grady Tate--Drums; Artie
Butler--Percussion; Bobby Rosengarden--Percussion; Bill
Horvath--Cymbalom; Claus Ogerman--arranger/conductor for all and
composer on tracks "Once", "Un Poco Rio", and "Darling Joe";
uncredited singers.
Produced by Creed Taylor.
[CD listing info courtesy
of Claus Ogerman]
Special Note: The
below CD reissue contains all of the "Voices" album tracks:
Stan Getz, "Cool Velvet &
Voices", Verve
[Japan] #527-773-2 (1995).[CD Reissue]
This CD reissue is a complete
double album compilation; tracks 11-21 are all from the Stan Getz
"Voices" album which is arranged/conducted by Claus Ogerman and which
contains original Ogerman compositions.
Personnel: Ron
Carter--Bass; Stan Getz--Sax (Tenor); Jim Hall--Guitar; Herbie
Hancock--Piano; Dave Hildinger--Vibraphone; Hank Jones--Piano; Jan
Johansson--Piano; Grady Tate--Drums; Norman Granz--Producer; Artie
Butler--Percussion; Claus Ogerman--Arranger, conductor, composer on 3
tracks; Russ Garcia--Arranger, conductor; Bobby
Rosengarden--Percussion; Blanchie Birdsong--Harp; Bill
Horwath--Percussion; Sperie Karas--Drums.
LINER NOTES, Tracklist and CD
Reissue credits from the combined CD reissue (Liner Notes written by
Neil Tesser):
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Wes Montgomery, "The Best Of Wes Montgomery", Verve #V/V6-8714 (19__).[LP Compilation]
This album contains the track "Bumpin' On Sunset" which Claus Ogerman arranged with overdubbed strings.
Stan Getz, "The Best of Stan Getz", Verve #V/V6-8719 (19__).[LP Compilation]
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.
Track produced by Creed Taylor.
Stan Getz, "What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach & David", Verve #V/V6-8752 (1967).[LP]
Stan Getz, "What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Bacharach & David", Verve By Request #314 557 450-2 (1999).[CD]
Arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman and Richard Evans.
Tracks with Claus Ogerman's involvement indicated on tracklist below.
Personnel: Ron
Carter--Bass; Stan Getz--Sax (Tenor); Jim Hall--Guitar; Herbie
Hancock--Piano; Grady Tate--Drums; Phil Upchurch--Guitar; Richard
Evans--Arranger, Conductor; David Nadien--Violin; Walter
Booker--Bass; Gloria Agostini--Harp; Kenny Burrell--Guitar; Artie
Butler--Percussion; David Carey--Vibraphone; Claus Ogerman--Arranger,
Conductor; Chick Corea--Piano; Paul Gershman--Violin; Roy
Haynes--Drums; Charles McCracken--Cello; Bobby
Rosengarden--Percussion; Bill Horwath--Cymbalom; Curtis
Prince--Drums.
Wes Montgomery, "The Best Of Wes Montgomery, Vol. 2", Verve #V6-8757 (19__).[LP Compilation]
This album contains the track "The Big Hurt" which Claus Ogerman arranged with overdubbed strings.
Stan Getz, "The Special Magic of Stan Getz and Burt Bacharach", Verve [UK] #2317 062 (1967).[LP]
Stan Getz, "The Special Magic of Stan Getz and Burt Bacharach", Verve [UK] #3113 111 (1967).[CS]
This album contains the track "The Look of Love" arranged/conducted by Claus Ogerman.
LINER NOTES (by Stan Britt):
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Produced by Esmond Edwards.
[Original LP labels]
Wes Montgomery, "Willow Weep For Me", Verve
#V/V6-8765 & Capitol #SW 91588 (1969).[LP]###
Wes Montgomery, "Willow Weep For Me", Verve #589486
(2002).[CD Reissue]
See tracklist and note below tracklist for
Claus Ogerman's involvement in this album.
* = Overdubbed brass & woodwind arrangement by Claus Ogerman.
This was originally a live recording done with the Wynton Kelly Trio;
the brass & woodwind parts were added to the tracks afterward,
for this album.
LINER NOTES:
Willow-liners.pdf -
Original LP liner notes by Richard Lamb.
Personnel includes: Wes Montgomery
(guitar); Claus Ogerman (arranger of brass & woodwinds;
conductor); Wynton Kelly (piano); Paul Chambers (bass); Jimmy Cobb
(drums).
Original LP Producer: Esmond Edwards.
Reissue producer: Bryan Koniarz.
Principally recorded live at the Half Note, New
York, New York in June 1965. Includes liner notes by Richard
Lamb.
All tracks have been digitally remastered for
the CD reissue.
### Special Note regarding the original LP:
although this record is on the Verve label, it actually was
manufactured by Capitol Records and that is why it bears an "SW"
catalog number in addition to the usual Verve "V/V6-" catalog number.
On the webmaster's own copy of this LP, the Verve catalog
number is only on the front of the album and the Capitol catalog
number is on the back cover, both sides of the record label and the
spine of the album! The front album cover is definitely done in
Capitol's paper quality and lacks the high gloss finish of typical
Verve albums from this same period. A partial label scan
(magnified) to show Capitol Records Mfg. and their catalog number is
below:
According to the explanation received from
Claus Ogerman himself, written on September 22, 2003, he states that
Capitol Records often manufactured Verve's LPs and that is why
Capitol's name and catalog number appears on some (but not all) Verve
records. It should be noted that on the webmaster's copy of
this LP, the paper quality and printing on the record label is poor
and definitely not up to Verve (or even Capitol's) typical standards.
It's almost as if the label was photocopied on dark paper.
Arranged by Claus Ogerman and Robert Banks; also includes original Ogerman composition of "The Skillet".
Special Note: This is a reissue of Willis "Gator" Jackson, "Gator Tails", Verve #V-V6-8589 (1964).[LP] (pictured and listed elsewhere on this site).
Tracklist:
Side 1
I Almost Lost My Mind
The Crocodile
On Broadway
Swimmin Home Baby
The Skillet (Ogerman)
Side 2
Frankie and Johnny
Someone To Watch Over Me
Lonesome Road
Early One Morning (Part 2)
LINER NOTES:
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- Original uncredited liners from the LP.
Musician personnel: Willis
Jackson, saxophone; Claus Ogerman, Robert Banks -
arrangers/conductors; other musician personnel not identified.
Wes Montgomery, "Eulogy", Verve #V6-8796 (19__).[LP Compilation
This album contains the track "Little Child" which Claus Ogerman arranged with overdubbed strings.
Arthur Prysock, "I Must Be Doing Something Right", Verve #V/V6-5059 (1968).[LP]
Contains tracks arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman (see tracklist).
Side 1
Another Time, Another Place
Autumn In New York
Always On My Mind
Slowly
Every Time Is The First Time
But Not For Me (arr. Ogerman)
Side 2
Since I Fell For You (arr. Ogerman)
Don't Pay Them No Mind
Pretty Girl
My Buddy
I Must Be Doing Something Right
Musician personnel: Arthur Prysock, vocals;
arrangers: Claus Ogerman, Bobby Scott, Horace Ott, Torrie Zito. Other
musicians not credited.
Produced by Hy Weiss and Pete Spargo.
Stan Getz, "The History of Stan Getz", Verve #2-V6S-8815 (1972).[2 LP Set]
This album set contains the Ogerman arrangement of "Nica's Dream".