Sid Feller
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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 [a=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 [l=Capitol Records] and then [l=ABC Records], Feller also worked with [a=Peggy Lee], [a=Mel Torme], [a=Paul Anka], [a=Steve Lawrence], and [a=Eydie Gorme], and later in his career was the musical arranger for “The [a=Flip Wilson] Show,” and a host of other televised music specials.
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13 Collabs
Ray Charles
3 Collabs
Joseph Scriven
3 Collabs
Charles C. Converse
3 Collabs
The Supremes
3 Collabs
Joe Guercio
2 Collabs
Ralph Burns
2 Collabs
Percy Mayfield
2 Collabs
Stuart Gorrell
2 Collabs
Bobby Sharp
2 Collabs
Teddy Powell
2 Collabs
George Gordy
2 Collabs
Hoagy Carmichael
1 Collabs
Gerald Wilson
1 Collabs
Lina
1 Collabs
Cindy Walker
1 Collabs
Al Richardson
1 Collabs
Eddy Arnold
1 Collabs
Rick Ward (2)
1 Collabs
David Cavanaugh
1 Collabs
Ted Daffan
1 Collabs
Marty Paich
1 Collabs
Boudleaux Bryant
1 Collabs
Felice Bryant
1 Collabs
Travis House
1 Collabs
Peggy Lee
1 Collabs
Ray Davies