Harry Nilsson released his country parody, Joy, as a single on RCA's country label under the name "Buck Earl".
- Recorded: 1972
Credits
- Songwriter: Harry Nilsson
- Vocals: Harry Nilsson
Albums
Covers
| Artist | Cover Title |
|---|---|
| Buck Earl | Joy |
| Cynthia Henderson | Joy |
| Joe Ely | Joy |
Movies/TV
| Title |
|---|
| My Name is Earl {Something To Live For} |
References
| Title | Summary |
|---|---|
| Everybody's Talkin' - The Very Best Of Harry Nilsson [2000] | ... an alternate version of "Joy " with an extra lead pedal ... |
| Buck Earl | ... of Harry Nilsson's song "Joy " - was released as a ... |
| One Last Touch of Nilsson | ... . RCA chose the single " Joy " to coincide with ... |
| In Concert {The Music of NIlsson} | ... Line Think About Your Troubles Joy Are You Sleeping? ... |
| My Name is Earl {Something To Live For} | ... of verses of Nilsson singing "Joy " are heard in the ... |
| Joy {Aerial Pandemonium Ballet} | An alternate version of Joy is included as a bonus track on ... |
| Joy {Grunt Version} | An alternate version of Joy with an extra lead pedal steel ... |
Variations
| Title |
|---|
| Joy {Aerial Pandemonium Ballet} |
| Joy {Alternate Version} |
| Joy {Grunt Version} |
| Joy {Guitar Demo} |
| Joy {Piano Demo} |
Connections
- Buck Earl recorded Joy
- Cynthia Henderson recorded Joy
- Harry Nilsson wrote Joy
- Joe Ely recorded Joy
- Joy was recorded by Buck Earl
- Joy was covered by Cynthia Henderson
- Joy was written by Harry Nilsson
- Joy was covered by Joe Ely
- Joy is heard in My Name is Earl
