| Baby It's Over |
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Baby It's Over was recorded by Debbie Burton . |
| Do You Wanna (Have Some Fun) / Groovy Little Suzie {Promo} [1964] |
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| Do You Wanna (Have Some Fun) / Groovy Little Suzie [1964] |
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| Do You Wanna (Have Some Fun) / Groovy Little Suzie {Reo} [1964] |
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| Baa Baa Blacksheep / Baa Baa Blacksheep {Barry} [1964] |
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| Baa Baa Blacksheep / Baa Baa Blacksheep {Promo} [1964] |
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The B-side is an instrumental version of the song. |
| Super-Duper Man (performed by Jimmie Cross) |
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Jimmie Cross released a single in 1964 on Red Bird (042) with the song The Super-Duper Man backed with Hey Little Girl . |
| Hey Little Girl (performed by Jimmie Cross) |
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Jimmie Cross released a single in 1964 on Red Bird (042) with the song The Super-Duper Man backed with Hey Little Girl . |
| She's My Girl |
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| Stand Up And Holler |
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Nilsson is credited as "Foto-Fi ". |
| Groovy Little Suzie |
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Harry Nilsson wrote Groovie Little Suzie but he admits the song is a copy of "Good Golly, Miss Molly" which was written by John Marascalco and was a hit for Little Richard . Little Richard recorded Harry's song. The songwriting credit, however, was given to Marascalco. |
| Here I Sit |
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Here I Sit was recorded by The Ronettes .
"It was taken from a men's room wall: 'Here I sit, broken hearted/Fell in love, but now we parted' instead of 'farted.' 'Couldn't see the writing on the wall' If that isn't enough of a hint!" -- Harry Nilsson |
| Everybody Do The Philly |
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| Do You Wanna (Have Some Fun) |
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| Donna I Understand |
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One of Harry Nilsson's first records, Donna I Understand was released under the pseudonym Johnny Niles . "It sold four copies." -- Harry |
| All For The Beatles |
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| Baa Baa Blacksheep |
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| Baby Baby |
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