Home / Music / Creed Taylor and Claus Ogerman produced and arranged WaveMusic linernotes album music antonio-carlos-jobimCreed Taylor and Claus Ogerman produced and arranged WaveAntonio Carlos Jobim’s 1967 album Wave was produced by Creed Taylor with arrangements and conducting by Claus Ogerman. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesJobim's Wave charted modestly but Brazil remembers itStone Flower: Jobim highlights 'Brazil,' 'Sabiá,' and the title track.A giraffe walked into Pete Turner's frame and became Jobim's Wave coverJobim recorded Stone Flower at Van Gelder Studio across six sessions.Jobim recorded Wave at Van Gelder Studio in 1967ExploreIrving Townsend produced Lady in Satin — released in 1958 on Columbia.Jerry Wexler produced Lady Soul with Tom Dowd engineering.Patrick Hyland produced Laurel Hell — Mitski's longtime collaborator.Tom Dowd produced Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs.Jimmy Miller recorded Let It Bleed with an out-of-tune piano and a raw room sound.Previous Creed Taylor, Eumir Deodato, and Rudy Van Gelder shaped Stone FlowerNext Columbia Records released Laura Nyro's New York Tendaberry, her most commercially successful album at the time