... Harry Nilsson once appeared on Kenny Everett's radio program in England and denied that he had recorded the song under the alias "Jimmy Cross ." It is not clear if Harry was addressing an existing rumor or making a joke which actually started the rumor. [1] An article about Kenny Everett in ...
Radio DJ, Kenny Everett had a minor hit with his recording of "It's Been So Long " which he released as a single (MGM 1421) backed with "Without Her ." The song was introduced by Everett himself on the record. "It's Been So Long " by Kenny Everett
Interviewed in 1968 by Kenny Everett , John Lennon described Ringo's "Don't Pass Me By ": I think it is the most wonderful thing I have ever heard since Nilsson's "River Deep Mountain Dew." The interview was released by Apple in Italy as a promotional single. Beatles with Kenny Everett in ...
... World's Worst Record" by DJ Kenny Everett . [...] That absolute gem of all time ... sold one copy in America before they rushed out and banned it. But that one copy got away and flew in our direction. Roger Scott grabbed it and he played it about a year and a half ago and people everywhere ...
... Nilsson appeared as a guest on Kenny Everett's Breakfast Show on Capital Radio on June 28, 1975. At one point, Everett plays a clip from Harry's earlier BBC Radio appearance where Harry spontaneously sang the lyrics to "Mournin' Glory Story " over a looped snippet from the Bee Gees song "Craise ...
... an appearance in episode of Kenny Everett's BBC Radio 1 show, Harry Nilsson was asked to sing to background music he had not previously heard. Everett played a looped background track created from a small snippet of the Bee Gees's song "Craise Finton Kirk Academy of Royal Arts ." Harry sang the ...