Album · 1960
Sounds for Sick? People
- Released
- 1960
- Label
- Shell
- Catalogue no.
- 1711
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 29:11
- Country
- US
“Sounds for Sick? People” is an album by Klaus Ogerman, released in 1960 on Shell. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 29:11. Jazz standards on the record include “Don't Get Around Much Anymore”, “Fever”, “I'm Beginning To See The Light” and “My Melancholy Baby”. The line-up features Claus Ogerman (arranger, conductor), Don Lamond (drums (drum set)) and Moe Wechsler (keyboard).
Who played on Sounds for Sick? People
- Claus Ogerman arranger, conductor all tracks
- Don Lamond drums (drum set) all tracks
- Moe Wechsler keyboard all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 St. James Infirmary standard 2:45
- A2 I'm Beginning to See the Light standard — Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Harry James 2:15
- A3 My Melanchol (Ic) Y Baby standard — Ernie Burnett 2:15
- A4 X-Ray Eyes 2:36
- A5 Fever standard 1:56
- A6 Is There a Doctor in the House? 2:19
- B1 Ulcer Alley 2:33
- B2 Heart 2:48
- B3 Tired Blood 2:56
- B4 Don't Get Around Much Any More standard — Duke Ellington 2:15
- B5 Dry Bones 2:36
- B6 That Old Feeling standard — Sammy Fain 1:57
Production
- Phil Macy engineer
More albums by Klaus Ogerman
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Sounds for Sick? People?
The line-up of Sounds for Sick? People includes Claus Ogerman (arranger, conductor), Don Lamond (drums (drum set)) and Moe Wechsler (keyboard).
Which label released Sounds for Sick? People?
Sounds for Sick? People was released in 1960 on Shell (1711).
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