| One Last Touch of Nilsson |
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This article is from Goldmine Magazine (Vol. 20 No. 9 Issue 359 dated April 29, 1994). Bruce Ansley contacted Krause Publications Group, Inc. and Dawn Eden and they were kind enough to grant him permission to place the article online. Once he had ... |
| Harryfest 1999 |
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Sue Schnelzer hosted Harryfest 1999 in Covington, Kentucky , just across the river from Cincinnati . The 'fest was held July 16 through 18, 1999. Memories of Harryfest 1999 Joel Folds : When I first decided to look up my favorite artist ... |
| Harry Nilsson Tribute Concert |
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A note from Roger Smith : Many of the photographs used in this article were taken with an early digital camera and are, therefore, not very good. The better quality photographs were scanned from film prints. I have additional print photographs from Harryfest ... |
| Little Cowboy |
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Harry Nilsson based Little Cowboy on a song his mother, Bette Nilsson , wrote and sang to him. |
| A Celebration of the Music of Harry Nilsson |
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A concert titled "A Celebration of the Music of Harry Nilsson" was held at the Roxy on Sunset in Los Angeles, California , on June 13, 1998. The show opened with children from Topanga Elementary School performing selections from The Point! . Other performers included Morley ... |
| Little Cowboy (performed by Debi Derryberry) |
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Debi Derryberry performs Harry Nilsson's Little Cowboy on her CD for children called What A Way To Play! . |
| Aerial Ballet {Pickwick LP Reissue} [1980] |
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This budget re-issue of Aerial Ballet doesn't include "Bath " or the reprise of "Little Cowboy ." |
| Blanket For A Sail {For Our Children} |
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In 1990, Harry Nilsson recorded an alternate version of Blanket for a Sail for the album For Our Children . The alternate version begins with the "Little fellow, you're so tired" verse from Little Cowboy . |
| Blanket For A Sail |
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Harry Nilsson recorded "Blanket for a Sail" for his 1971 album Knnillssonn . In 1990, he recorded an alternate version for the album For Our Children . The alternate version begins with the "Little fellow, you're so tired" verse from Little Cowboy . |