Joy
Joy is the state of being that allows one to experience feelings of intense, long-lasting happiness and satisfaction of life. It is closely related to, and often evoked by, well-being, success, or good fortune. Happiness, pleasure, and gratitude are closely related to joy but are not identical to it.
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| Title | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Joy | ... released his country parody, Joy , as a single on RCA's ... | |
| Joy {Alternate Version} | "Joy" (Alternate Version) by Harry Nilsson | |
| Joy (performed by Buck Earl) | ||
| Joy (performed by Cynthia Henderson) | From the album Without Him by Cynthia Henderson . | |
| Joy (performed by Joe Ely) | ... Sings Nilsson album. "Joy" by Joe Ely | |
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? ... | |
| Joy | ... released his country parody, Joy , as a single on RCA's ... | |
| 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 ... | |
Connection Chains
- From Joy to Amart in 15 Steps
- From Joy to John Morell in 15 Steps
- From Joy to Flamin' Groovies in 13 Steps
- From Joy to John Marascalco in 13 Steps
- From Joy to Milton Ager in 13 Steps
- From Joy to Modern Folk Quartet in 13 Steps
- From Joy to Xavier Mosley in 13 Steps
- From Joy to Carol Horton in 12 Steps
- From Joy to Dismember Of The Wedding in 12 Steps
- From Joy to Tatsuro Yamashita in 12 Steps
- From Joy to Alan Carter in 11 Steps
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