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Barney Wilen
Barney Wilen was a French jazz saxophonist, composer and record producer who
came to prominence in 1957 when he was recruited by Miles Davis to join René
Urtreger, Pierre Michelot, Kenny Clarke on the soundtrack to Louis Malle's 1957
movie 'Ascenseur pour l'échafaud'. Wilen went on to write soundtracks to other
films, most notably to Roger Vadim's 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' in 1959. A
prolific arranger and composer, Wilen was also a notable musician in his own
right, playing with many of the jazz greats from the 1950s until his death from
cancer in 1996. He also made diversions i...
The Trolley SongBarney Wilen
How Deep Is the OceanPalle Danielsson, Philip Catherine and Barney Wilen
But Not for MeMiles Davis, Barney Wilen and Miles Davis Quintet
You'd Be So Nice to Come Home ToBarney Wilen
Nuages
Milt Jackson, Barney Wilen, Percy Heath and Kenny Clarke
My Foolish HeartPalle Danielsson, Philip Catherine and Barney Wilen
The Trolley SongBarney Wilen
How Deep Is the OceanPalle Danielsson, Philip Catherine and Barney Wilen
But Not for MeMiles Davis, Barney Wilen and Miles Davis Quintet
BD Jazz: Miles Davis
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You'd Be So Nice to Come Home ToBarney Wilen
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Nuages
Milt Jackson, Barney Wilen, Percy Heath and Kenny ClarkeJazz Sur Seine
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My Foolish HeartPalle Danielsson, Philip Catherine and Barney Wilen
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