| Derek Taylor |
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On September 8, 1997, Harry Nilsson's friend Derek Taylor died at his home in Suffolk, England , after a long illness. He was 65. Derek Taylor was born in Liverpool, England on May 7, 1932. He was educated in the city and became a journalist for "The ... |
| When Harry Met E. J. |
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This article originally appeared in Everybody's Talkin' . By E. J. Gold My stepfather worked in the late fifties and early sixties as the marketing director at Capitol Records until he was put out to pasture on an empty desk when EMI Britain ... |
| Remember (Christmas) |
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If you listen closely you can hear the jingle of sleigh bells in Harry Nilsson's "Remember (Christmas) ". |
| Jump Into the Fire {Single Version} |
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| Midnight Cowboy {US CD Reissue} [1998] |
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The soundtrack of the John Schlesinger film features Harry Nilsson's performance of Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talkin' ." |
| 20 Number 1's Of The 70's [1993] |
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| Gerry Anderson Evocation [1999] |
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One of a series of CDs released by EMI which contain music selected by a well known film or television personality. "Thunderbirds " producer, Gerry Anderson , included Harry's "Who Done It? " among his song choices. The CD comes in a pouch at the ... |
| Me And My Arrow |
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Me and My Arrow is featured in Harry Nilsson's musical adventure The Point! . It was also used as the music for a series of car commercials in the 1970s.
Plymouth Arrow Commercial
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| All My Life {Quadraphonic Mix} |
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Quadraphonic mix. |
| Old Forgotten Soldier {Quadraphonic Mix} |
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| Turn Out The Lights {Demo} |
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A bonus track from Buddha's release of Pussy Cats , this is Harry Nilsson's stripped down demo of a song which finally appeared on the DUIT ON MON DEI album. Far from the exuberant, steel-drum-laden version, the demo is more of a quirky lullaby. This version is from the two-inch tapes of these ... |
| Jesus Christ You're Tall {Quadraphonic Mix} |
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| You Can't Do That {APB} |
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This remix was created for the Aerial Pandemonium Ballet but left off the original album. It later appeared as a bonus track on the Buddha reissue. |
| Coconut {Quadraphonic Mix} |
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| Jump Into the Fire {Quadraphonic Mix} |
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| Old Forgotten Soldier {Demo} |
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| The Moonbeam Song {Demo} |
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| The Moonbeam Song {Quadraphonic Mix} |
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| Turn Out The Lights |
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| What's Your Sign |
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| The World Is Coming To An End |
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| Yo Y Mi Flecha |
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"Me and My Arrow" in Spanish. |
| You're Breaking My Heart |
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Recorded April/May 1972. |
| Puget Sound |
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| Salmon Falls |
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| Think About Your Troubles |
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Harry Nilsson conceived the story of The Point! while writing Think About Your Troubles . According to Allen Zentz , Harry said that songs often came to him as visions - as if they were movies or cartoons.
Peggy Lee and Sam Brown each covered Think About Your Troubles . More recent ... |
| P.O.V. Waltz |
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| It's A Jungle Out There |
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| Late Last Night |
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| Good For God |
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| Home |
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| I Want You To Sit On My Face |
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| Down By the Sea |
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| The End (Moonbeam) |
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| Everything's Got 'Em |
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| All My Life |
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| Ambush |
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| Are You Sleeping? |
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| Turn On Your Radio |
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| The Moonbeam Song |
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| Spaceman |
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| Cuddly Toy |
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| You Can't Do That |
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