Are the Brain Police?' and I saw him through the glass and he was on the phone immediately to New York going, 'I don't know!' Trying to break it to 'em easy, I guess." "Wilson was sticking his neck out. He laid his job on the line by producing the album." Death Wilson died of a heart attack, a complication of Marfan syndrome, in Los Angeles in 1978, aged 47. He was buried at the Doris Miller Memorial Park in McLennan County, Texas. Selected discography 1956: Sun Ra: Sun Song 1956: Cecil Taylor: Jazz Advance 1956: Donald Byrd: Byrd’s Eye View 1958: Louis Smith: Here Comes Louis Smith 1959: Curtis Fuller: Sliding Easy 1959: Cecil Taylor: Love for Sale 1959: Art Farmer: Brass Shout 1961: Sun Ra: The Futuristic Sounds of Sun Ra 1963: Bob Dylan: The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (4 tracks, uncredited) 1964: Bob Dylan: The Times They Are a-Changin' 1964: Bob Dylan: Another Side of Bob Dylan 1964: The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem: The First Hurrah! 1964: Simon and Garfunkel: Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. 1965: The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem: Recorded Live in Ireland 1965: Simon and Garfunkel: "The Sound of Silence" single (also on the 1965 album) 1965: Bob Dylan: Bringing It All Back Home 1965: Bob Dylan: "Like a Rolling Stone" single (also on the 1965 album Highway 61 Revisited, otherwise produced by Bob Johnston) 1966: The Mothers of Invention: Freak Out! 1966: The Animals: Animalisms (UK) / Animalization (US) 1966: Eric Burdon & the Animals: Eric Is Here 1966: The Blues Project: Projections 1967: The Mothers of Invention: Absolutely Free 1967: Eric Burdon & the New Animals: Winds of Change 1967: The Velvet Underground: The Velvet Underground & Nico (as post-production editor, remixer, and producer of the track "Sunday Morning") 1967: Nico: Chelsea Girl 1968: The Velvet Underground: White Light/White Heat 1968: The Mothers of Invention: We're Only In It For The Money (credited as executive producer) 1968: Eric Burdon & the Animals: The Twain Shall Meet 1968: Soft Machine: The Soft Machine (co-producer) 1968: Harumi: Harumi 1968: The Fraternity of Man: The Fraternity of Man 1969: The Fraternity of Man: Get It On! References External links Tom Wilson (American record producer) – Britannica Online Encyclopedia The Amazing Tom Wilson – Blogcritics Music Tom Wilson, Producer, biographical website 1931 births 1978 deaths Record producers from Texas Fisk University alumni People from Waco, Texas