Roger Pouly is a French pianist, arranger, and composer born on June 12, 1942. He is known for his work in the easy listening genre and has been active in the music industry for several decades. Pouly has collaborated with notable artists such as Charles Trénet, for whom he served as an arranger, conductor, and pianist on various projects, including albums like "Je N'irai Pas A Notre-Dame" and "Pleyel 1999."

In addition to his work with Trénet, Pouly has contributed as a composer for Les Enfoirés and worked on several other musical projects, including "Les Poetes Descedent Dans La Rue" and "Fais Ta Vie." He has also been involved in the film industry, contributing to the soundtrack of "Paris vu par... 20 ans après" in 1984 and playing piano in the 2006 film "Le Voile des illusions."

Pouly's discography includes albums such as "Les Rendez-Vous Du Piano Bar" and its sequel, as well as "Les Rendez-Vous Du Piano Bar - Hommage A Charles Trenet." His work extends to television, where he contributed to the music of several series in the 1970s and 1980s, including "L'île aux enfants" and "Le Village dans les nuages."

Despite his extensive career, detailed biographical information about Roger Pouly remains limited, and further contributions to his biography would be welcomed.