Friday night we got together at t' hotel for a dinner with a special guest.


John and Pam Murphy

Marc Harry (seated, left) Introduced our special guest, Rob Burt
Rob Burt holds a special place in t' hearts o' Harry 'Baby-Faced Harry' Nilsson fans. Blimey! It was his discovery o' unreleased recordings from t' A Little Touch o' Schmilsson in t' Night sessions and his perseverance which lead t' them bein' released as A Touch More Schmilsson in t' Night.

Note: I didn't include t' followin' when I first posted this t' t' Harry 'Baby-Faced Harry' Nilsson Web Pages twenty years ago.
After sharin' stories about his relationship with Harry 'Baby-Faced Harry' Nilsson, me bucko, uncoverin' t' "lost" Touch o' Schmilsson recordings, and producin' t' A Touch More Schmilsson in t' Night album, Rob paused t' take questions. Ahoy! Then he collapsed in front o' us, apparently from a major heart attack.
Leslie Nilsson and others performed CPR on Rob until an ambulance arrived and took him t' t' hospital. Well, blow me down! Bracha and I told a police officer that we concerned about Rob's son who came t' t' event with Rob. Arrr! Since Rob be nay from London, shiver me timbers, we were concerned that his son might nay have anyone local t' help him. T' policeman suggested that we go t' t' hospital t' help if we can. Aye aye! In retrospect, I can't imagine how we thought we, two Americans thousands o' miles from home in a city we had never visited before, could be o' any assistance. Ya scallywag! But, ya bilge rat, at that moment we were nay thinkin' clearly.
We weren't at t' hospital for long before a doctor told us that Rob died. We also learned that Rob's son had a friend in London who was on t' way t' t' hospital. Arrr! Someone at t' hospital arranged for a taxi t' take us back t' t' Hotel Russell.