Original sentence: Bill Wyman has stated that Jones was "an incredibly gifted musician, but not a song writer".Guitarist Jimmy Page is one of the musicians Jones hired to play on the soundtrack.However, in 1966 Jones composed, produced and played on the soundtrack to Mord und Totschlag (English title: A Degree Of Murder), an avant-garde German film with Anita Pallenberg.In summer 1968, Jones recorded the Morocco-based ensemble, the Master Musicians of Joujouka; the recording was released in 1971 as Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka
Edited sentence: Bill Wyman has stated in interviews that although Jagger and Richards were protective of their role as writers, they would be open to ideas, and he names his "In Another Land" and "Downtown Suzie" as examples.He hired musicians to play on the soundtrack, among them guitarist Jimmy Page.However, he did compose the soundtrack to a German film, A Degree of Murder; this soundtrack is the only thing the public has heard of a Jones solo recording.In 1966, Jones produced, played on and wrote the soundtrack for the film Mord und Totschlag (also called A Degree Of Murder), an avant-garde German film with Anita Pallenberg.In 1971, Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at Joujouka, was released posthumously; it remains a World Music landmark.In summer 1968, Jones recorded the Morocco-based ensemble, the Master Musicians of Joujouka.Jones and Pallenberg attracted controversy during the making of the film when Jones posed in a Nazi uniform while standing on a naked doll for a photograph, along with Pallenberg.Wyman commented that Jones was "an incredibly gifted musician, but not a song writer"