Harry Nilsson's association with RCA had been rocky from the start and Harry's frustration reached its peak when RCA released Greatest Hits in spite of his objections then failed to promote Knnillssonn.
Then RCA licensed the songs for Harry And... to K-Tel in England without first getting Nilsson's permission as required by his contract with RCA. This gave Harry some leverage to get out of his contract.[1]
| # | Song Title |
|---|---|
| A # 1 | Everybody's Talkin' |
| A # 2 | Without Her |
| A # 3 | All I Think About is You |
| A # 4 | Makin' Whoopee |
| A # 5 | You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It) |
| A # 6 | It Had to Be You |
| A # 7 | As Time Goes By |
| A # 8 | Perfect Day |
| A # 9 | Without You |
| B # 1 | I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York City |
| B # 2 | The Puppy Song |
| B # 3 | Goin' Down |
| B # 4 | Kojak Columbo |
| B # 5 | Let The Good Times Roll |
| B # 6 | Lean On Me |
| B # 7 | One |
| B # 8 | Something True |
| B # 9 | Sail Away |
| Title | Summary |
|---|---|
| Remembering Harry | ... RCA licensed a package called Harry And ... to K-Tel in ... |
