str, tr, 1916-2006 US
Musician / Arranger / Producer / Conductor of Jazz and Pop
A.k.a. Sidney Harold Feller
Born December 24, 1916, in New York City; Died February 16 2006 in Beachwood, Ohio; Sid Feller was a trumpet player, orchestra leader, producer and arranger whose 30-year partnership with Ray Charles produced lushly arranged hits such as “Georgia on My Mind” and “I Can’t Stop Loving You.” As the head in-house arranger for Capitol Records and then ABC Records, Feller also worked with Peggy Lee, Mel Torme, Paul Anka, Steve Lawrence, and Eydie Gorme, and later in his career was the musical arranger for “The Flip Wilson Show,” and a host of other televised music specials.
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Midnight Lace | Sid Feller | 1960 | Single |
Pretending / Laughing On The Outside | Andy Russell With George Siravo With Sid Feller | 1946 | Single |
Dream / Something's Gotta Give | Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Sid Feller, Axel Sterdahl | Album | |
The Lady Smiles | Sid Feller And Sid Feller's Orchestra And Chorus | Single |
Sid Feller And His "Friends".......[And Enemies] Jazz and Pop |
Sid Feller And His Music Jazz and Pop |
Sid Feller And Orchestra Pop and Soundtrack |
Sid Feller's Orchestra And Chorus Jazz and Pop |