As Joseph Segarini, Bob Segarini co-wrote and recorded "Miss Butter's Lament." Harry Nilsson's version of the song remained unreleased until it appeared on the Personal Best - The Harry Nilsson Anthology album.
"Miss Butter's Lament" by Harry Nilsson
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| Harry Nilsson Tribute Concert | ... Sandoval performed "1941 " and "Miss Butter's Lament " then joined the house band on guitar to back up others. P. F. Sloan sang "I Guess the Lord Must Live In New York City " and a folksy version of "Jump Into the Fire ." His backing musicians included Jason Falkner (of Jellyfish ), Rik ... |
| Bob Segarini | ... Segarini co-wrote and recorded "Miss Butter's Lament ." Harry Nilsson's version of the song remained unreleased until it appeared on the Personal Best - The Harry Nilsson Anthology album. A member of the band Family Tree , Bob Segarini was introduced to Harry Nilsson in 1965 by Patty Faralla ... |
| A Celebration of the Music of Harry Nilsson | ... "Coconut "); Andrew Sandoval ("Miss Butter's Lament "); P.F. Sloan ("I Guess the Lord Must be in New York City "); and Victoria Williams ("The Puppy Song "). Brandon Cruz closed the concert with an enthusiastic performance of "Best Friend ." |
| He Spins Around | ... . Segarini (who co-wrote "Miss Butter's Lament " with Harry) wrote "He Spins Around" about Harry. The Family Tree recorded the song which was released as the B-side of single in 1968. "She Had To Fly " was on the A-side. Neither song was released on an album. |