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Jerry Howard Styner (born June 18, 1936) is an American songwriter, musician, and former record producer. He has written scores for or had his compositions featured in over 30 films. Some of the artists he has worked with include Chet Baker for his Blood, Chet and Tears album, Solomon Burke for his We're Almost Home album and many others.
Jerry Styner 1:23: 3. "Maria's Theme (Vocal)" Guy Hemric, Jerry Styner: Barbara Kelly & the Morning Good: 2:27: 4. "Shacktown Revenge" Jerry Styner: Barbara Kelly & the Morning Good: 1:58: 5. "The Medal" Jerry Styner: Barbara Kelly & the Morning Good: 1:36: 6. "Here Comes the Fuzz" Jerry Styner: Barbara Kelly & the Morning Good: 1:15: 7. "Iron ...
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Jerry Styner. Soundtrack: Whip It. Jerry Styner was born on 18 June 1936 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is a composer and actor, known for Whip It (2009), Good Morning, Vietnam (1987) and Ski Fever (1966).
- Composer, Music Department, Actor
- June 18, 1936
- Jerry Styner
On December 26, 1990, Stayner's paternal uncle, 42-year-old Jesse Jerrold "Jerry" Stayner, was shot to death inside his Merced residence with his own shotgun. The murder was never solved and Cary Stayner, who had lived with his uncle at the time of the shooting, became a suspect after his arrest.
- The Yosemite Park Killer, The Yosemite Killer
- Incarcerated
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Jerry Styner. Real Name: Jerry Howard Styner. Profile: Songwriter - arranger - producer - instrumentalist - engineer. Born and raised in the Los Angeles. He has over 30 feature film scoring credits, about 300 published and recorded songs, including a nomination for a Golden Globe award for Best Original Song in a motion picture.
Jerry Howard Styner (born June 18, 1936) is an American songwriter, musician, and former record producer. He has written scores for or had his compositions featured in over 30 films. Some of the artists he has worked with include Chet Baker for his Blood, Chet and Tears album, Solomon Burke for his
Liebesspiel im Schnee ist eine österreichisch-amerikanisch-tschechische Wintersportfilmkomödie aus dem Jahre 1966. Neben den beiden Amerikanern Claudia Martin und Martin Milner spielen auch der dreifache österreichische Olympiasieger der Winterspiele von 1956, Toni Sailer, sowie das Ehepaar Dietmar Schönherr und Vivi Bach weitere Hauptrollen.
