Claus Ogerman - Verve (continued):


Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Antonio Carlos Jobim's
Finest Hour", Verve #490 669 (1999).[CD Compilation]
Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Antonio Carlos Jobim's Finest Hour", Verve #62809 (2001).[CD Compilation]
Personnel: Antonio Carlos Jobim
(piano, harpsichord, celeste, guitar); Claus Ogerman (conductor);
Joao Gilberto (vocals, guitar); Eumir Deodato (conductor, acoustic
& electric pianos); Astrud Gilberto, Elis Regina (vocals); Stan
Getz (tenor saxophone); Burt Collins, Marvin Stamm (trumpet); Josef
Singer, Ray Alonge (French horn); Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green,
Garnett Brown (trombone); Leo Wright, Ray Beckenstein, Romeo Penque,
Jerome Richardson, Joe Farrell, Hubert Laws (flute); Tommy Williams,
George Duvivier, Ron Carter, Richard Davis (bass); Dom Um Romao
(percussion), Bobby Rosengarden (percussion), Claudio Slon (drums),
Airto Moriera (percussion); Milton Banana (drums).
Producers: Aloysio De Oliveira, Paulo Jobim, Jaques Morelenbaum, Claus Ogerman, Creed Taylor.
Compilation producer: Bryan Koniarz.
Originally recorded between 1963 and 1986. Includes liner notes by Linda Dahl.
Digitally remastered by Jeff Willens (Universal Mastering Studios-East).
This is part of the Verve Finest Hour series.Cal Tjader, "Ultimate Cal Tjader", Verve
#3145597022 (1999).[CD Compilation]
Includes "Sunset Boulevard" arranged, conducted
and composed by Claus Ogerman
Stan Getz, "Stan Getz' Finest Hour", Verve
#543601 (2000).[CD Compilation]
Various Artists, "A Trip To Brazil/Bossa, Samba
& Beyond", Verve [Brazil] #545475-1 (2000).[2 LP set]
This 2-LP set, exclusively released on vinyl
format, is a Best Of compilation of the albums A Trip To Brazil:
40 Years of Bossa Nova, and A Trip To Brazil Vol.2: Bossa
& Beyond.
It includes the following track arranged, conducted and produced by Claus Ogerman:
Joyce: Feminina
Wes Montgomery, "Wes Montgomery's Finest Hour",
Verve #0694906682 (2000).[CD Compilation]
This compilation contains Bumpin' On
Sunset which has an overdub string session arranged/conducted by
Claus Ogerman which appears on the album "Tequila".
Musician personnel includes: Wes Montgomery (guitar); Oliver Nelson,
Don Sebesky (conductor); Claus Ogerman (conductor of overdubbed
string session); Clark Terry (trumpet); Ray Alonge (French horn);
Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green (trombone); Margaret Ross (harp); Mike
Mainieri (vibraphone); Herbie Hancock, Roger Kellaway, Wynton Kelly
(piano); Jimmy Smith (organ); Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar); Ron Carter,
Bob Cranshaw, Paul Chambers, Richard Davis (bass); Grady Tate, Jimmy
Cobb (drums); Ray Barretto (congas, percussion).
Compilation producer: Bryan Koniarz.
Original material recorded between 1964 and
1968.

Antonio Carlos Jobim, "Jobim", Verve By Request #3145433812
(2000).[CD]
Tracks:
Personnel credited on album: Antonio Carlos
Jobim (vocals, piano); Harry Lookofsky (concertmaster); Richard Davis
or Ron Carter (bass); Joao Palma and Airto Moreira (drums and
percussion); George Devens (Percussion); Urbie Green (trombone) Jerry
Dodgion, Romeo Penque, Phil Bodner, Don Hammond & Ray Beckenstein
(flutes).
LINER NOTES:
Jobim-vbr-liners.pdf
- Liner notes from the Verve By Request CD reissue (2000).

[Brazilian CD]
Various Artists, "Bossa Nova" (Original Motion
Picture Soundtrack), Verve #314 543 714-2 (2000).[CD]
Various Artists, "Bossa Nova" (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack),
Verve/Universal [Brazil] #73145437142 (2000).[CD]
Features the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim, with score by Eumir Deodato.
Includes the track "Wave" from the Antonio
Carlos Jobim album of the same name as well as "No More Blues" (Chega
de Saudade) from "The Composer of Desafinado Plays" album; both
arrangements by Claus Ogerman.