| I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City (performed by Sinead O'Connor) |
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"I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City" by Sinead O'Connor
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| The Quiet Family |
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Harry Nilsson's "Jump Into the Fire " is featured quite prominently on the soundtrack in two different scenes in the South Korean film The Quiet Family (Choyonghan Kajok) . (Source: Terry Thome ) |
| Coconut (performed by Dannii Minogue) |
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Coconut was a "hidden track" on some editions of Dannii Minogue's CD Girl . Her recording of Harry Nilsson's song is also on the album Singles .
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| Coconut (performed by Sugar Beats) |
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Sugar Beats' version of Coconut in on the 1998 album How Sweet It Is .
"Coconut" by Sugar Beats
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| You've Got Mail |
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You've Got Mail is a 1998 film. The romantic comedy reunites "Sleepless in Seattle " stars Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan with director and writer, Nora Ephron . The film contains four songs performed by Harry Nilsson . The plot of "You've Got Mail" centers ... |
| Coconut (performed by Samuel E. Wright) |
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Samuel E. Wright performed the voice of "Sebastian" in Disney's The Little Mermaid and its sequels. As Sebastian, he sings "Coconut " on the albums Walt Disney Records Presents Ariel's Favorites: Ariel And Friends Sing Their Favorite Hits ... |
| The Best of Nilsson {Japanese CD} [1998] |
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| One (performed by Filter) |
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The soundtrack for the film based on the hit TV show "The X-Files " includes a cover of "One " performed by Filter . During filming, actor David Duchovny ad-libbed the line, "One is the loneliest number" so the producer of the film ... |
| I Wish You Love [1998] |
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| Easy Listening Gold [1998] |
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| Sin Ella (performed by Jose Jose) |
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Sin Ella is Without Her in Spanish. Jose Jose performs the song on his albums Cuidado and Serie Retratos . It's also available on the CD called Coleccion Rca 100 Anos De Musica
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| I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City (performed by Ron Sexsmith) |
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Ron Sexsmith performed I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York City during his appearance on the NPR radio show "Anthem." The song is available on the CD called NPR Studio Cuts |
| They Came from Outer Space: The Alien Songbook [1998] |
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They Came from Outer Space: The Alien Songbook is a Dr. Demento compilation which includes "Slime Creatures from Outer Space" performed by Weird Al Yankovic , "The Flying Saucer, Parts 1 & 2" by Bill Buchanan and Dickie Goodman , "The ... |