After recording A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night Harry Nilsson remarked that he would like to record an album of songs by Allen Toussaint. Instead, he and John Lennon recorded Pussy Cats.[1]
Allen Toussaint
References
| Title | Summary |
|---|---|
| Leave the Rest to Molly | ... Harry Nilsson | Songwriter: Allen Toussaint |
| Holy Cow | ... Rebennack in 1975. | Songwriter: Allen Toussaint |
| Who's Gonna Help a Brother Get Further? | ... Rebennack in 1975. | Songwriter: Allen Toussaint |
| Mother In Law | ... recording an entire album of Allen Toussaint's songs. | ... |
| Pussy Cats | ... record an album of songs by Allen Toussaint . Instead, ... |
| Pussy Cats {Quad LP} [1974] | ... record an album of songs by Allen Toussaint . Instead, ... |
| Pussy Cats {US CD Reissue} [1996] | ... record an album of songs by Allen Toussaint . Instead, ... |
Connection Chains
- From Allen Toussaint to Doris Payne in 15 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to Robin Hood Music Co. in 15 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to Doc Pomus in 14 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to Ian McDonald in 13 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to 1941 in 12 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to Episode in 12 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to Earth Girls Are Easy in 11 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to Everybody's Talkin' in 11 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to January 22 in 11 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to Nicky Hopkins in 11 Steps
- From Allen Toussaint to Peter Frampton in 11 Steps
Connections
- Allen Toussaint produced "Right Place, Wrong Time" by Dr. John
- Allen Toussaint wrote Holy Cow
- Allen Toussaint wrote Leave the Rest to Molly
- Allen Toussaint wrote Mother In Law
- Allen Toussaint produced Elvis Costello's recording of Walking on Thin Ice
- Allen Toussaint wrote Who's Gonna Help a Brother Get Further?
- Harry Nilsson considered recording an album of songs by Allen Toussaint
- Holy Cow was written by Allen Toussaint
- Leave the Rest to Molly was written by Allen Toussaint
- Mother In Law was written by Allen Toussaint
- Who's Gonna Help a Brother Get Further? was written by Allen Toussaint