| One Last Touch of Nilsson |
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This article is from Goldmine Magazine (Vol. 20 No. 9 Issue 359 dated April 29, 1994). Bruce Ansley contacted Krause Publications Group, Inc. and Dawn Eden and they were kind enough to grant him permission to place the article online. Once he had ... |
| Skidoo |
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Harry Nilsson wrote music for the film Skidoo and makes a short appearance in the film. The film premiered in Miami Beach, Florida , on December 19, 1968. Invited to the premier were Harry's father and his father's wife, Lois. The couple had ... |
| Remembering Harry |
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By Andrea Sheridan Andrea Sheridan's personal remembrance of Harry originally appeared in the Spring of 1994 in Good Day Sunshine (#73). It is reprinted here with the kind permission of Andrea and Good Day Sunshine. How do I reduce a life to a few words? Especially an ex ... |
| Daddy's Song (performed by The Casuals) |
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The Casuals recorded Daddy's Song for their 1969 album Hour World . The song is available on the Very Best of the Casuals CD.
"Daddy's Song" by The Casuals
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| The Casuals |
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The Casuals recorded Harry Nilsson's "Daddy's Song ."
"Daddy's Song" by The Casuals
The group consisted of John Tebb (vocals, organ), Howard Newcombe (guitar), Alan Taylor ... |
| Covering Harry |
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This article originally appeared in Everybody's Talkin' (Number 15) published in 1998. by Chris Hahn Bring up the subject of Harry Nilsson's singing and you'll get little argument. In his early years, Nilsson had one of the sweetest, purest voices ever to engage a ... |
| Monkees |
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Harry Nilsson wrote "Cuddly Toy " and "Daddy's Song " for The Monkees and appears as an instrumentalist or singing backing vocals on a few of their songs.
Harry Nilsson's Demos ... |
| Head |
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The Monkees performed "Daddy's Song " for their 1968 film Head . It appears on the soundtrack album.
"Daddy's Song" by The Monkees
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| Interview with Zak Nilsson |
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Roger Smith interviewed Zak Nilsson for this article which was originally published in the July, 1996, issue of Everybody's Talkin' . ET caught up with Zak Nilsson somewhere in Cyberspace where this interview was conducted over a period of a few weeks. Many of the questions were ... |
| Daddy's Song (performed by Monkees) |
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Harry Nilsson's version of "Daddy's Song " was originally released on the first pressing of his Aerial Ballet album. But, it was quickly pulled from the album by RCA who feared that it would compete with The Monkees's cover version. Nilsson's version later reappeared on his Aerial ... |
| Around the Bend |
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Around the Bend is a 2004 film starring Michael Caine and Christopher Walken . Harry Nilsson's "Daddy's Song " is heard in the film. |
| Aerial Ballet {Monophonic LP} [1968] |
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Monophonic release of Harry Nilsson's second album for RCA . The first release of Aerial Ballet includes "Daddy's Song ." RCA quickly deleted this first release and issued a second pressing without "Daddy's Song ." RCA feared that Harry's version would compete with The Monkees's cover of ... |
| Aerial Ballet {Stereophonic LP Second Release} [1968] |
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RCA quickly deleted the first release of Aerial Ballet and issued this second pressing without "Daddy's Song ." RCA feared that Harry's version would compete with The Monkee's cover of the song. |
| Daddy's Song |
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Harry Nilsson included "Daddy's Song " on his Aerial Ballet album, but RCA quickly pulled the first release of the album and reissued it without "Daddy's Song." RCA feared that Harry's version of the song would compete with the Monkees's recording included on the soundtrack album for ... |
| Aerial Ballet {Monophonic LP Second Release} [1968] |
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Monophonic release of Nilsson's second album for RCA . RCA quickly deleted the first release of Aerial Ballet and issued this second pressing without "Daddy's Song ." RCA feared that Harry's version would compete with The Monkees's cover of the song. |
| Ken Sharp Interviews Harry Nilsson (March, 1992) |
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Ken Sharp interviewed Harry Nilsson in March of 1992 at the Beatlefest in Secaucus, New Jersey . KS (Ken Sharp): What are your plans for a new record? HN (Harry Nilsson): To make one! KS: Have you been doing a lot of writing? ... |