| Addrisi Brothers |
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The Addrisi Brothers were Don Addrisi (b. 1938, d. 1984) ... |
| Adrian Belew |
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Mike Keneally: Is "Dream Life " an intentional Harry ... |
| Aerosmith |
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The name of the rock group Aerosmith was inspired by the ... |
| Alan Boyd |
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Alan Boyd directed and edited The Beach Boys: Nashville ... |
| Alan Corbett |
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As "Alan Corbett," Alvis Sherouse hosted a weekday program, ... |
| Alan DeMoss |
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Alan DeMoss won the 2022 Primetime Emmy for "Outstanding ... |
| Albert Brooks |
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My friend Harry Nilsson used to say the definition of an ... |
| Alex Miller |
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Alex Miller was the head of BMG's Heritage label. A ... |
| Alexander Walker |
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On November 19, 1979, Harry Nilsson attended a party hosted ... |
| Alf Robertson |
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Wailing of the Willow (Swedish) |
| Alice Cooper |
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There was a little loft at the Rainbow Room in LA , ... |
| All-Starr Band |
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On September 4, 1992, Harry Nilsson joined Ringo Starr and ... |
| Allen Toussaint |
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After recording A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night ... |
| Aloha Steamtrain |
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On the band's web site, Aloha Steamtrain's Henning ... |
| Alyn Shipton |
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Alyn Shipton (born 24 November 1953) is an English jazz ... |
| Amarillo Repertory Dance Company |
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On September 9 and 10, 1972, the Amarillo Repertory Dance ... |
| Andrea Best |
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Andrea Best is the real estate agent with Prudential Rodeo ... |
| Ann Magnuson |
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During a 1998 tribute concert in honor of Harry Nilsson , ... |
| Anna Martin |
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Harry Nilsson's Aunt Anna was born Anna Louise Voorhis on ... |
| Anne Murray |
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On her official web site, Anne Murray lists her favorite ... |
| Armond White |
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In the New York Press , White called the use of Harry ... |
| Arte L. Whyte |
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Arte L. Whyte wrote a play based on Harry's The Point! . ... |
| Astrud Gilberto |
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Astrud Gilberto's recording of Harry Nilsson's "The Wailing ... |
| Aviation Club |
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In May of 1987, Aviation Club, a St. Louis, Missouri , band ... |
| Badfinger |
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We were in our studios in London . We'd gone through one ... |
| Baha Men |
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The Baha Men released their debut album in 1979. Junkanoo ... |
| Barbara Bach |
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Barbara Bach married Ringo Starr on April 27, 1981. Harry ... |
| Baron Wolman |
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Baron Wolman photographed Harry Nilsson for an ... |
| Ben West |
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Ben West was an "Oklahoma City television pioneer ." |
| Bennett L. Spiegel |
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Bennett L. Spiegel was one of the lawyers who handled Harry ... |
| Bert Convy |
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Bert Convy is best remembered as the host of the TV game ... |
| Beta Band |
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The Beta Band's song "Won " is a "hip hop" reworking of ... |
| Bill Bixby |
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Wilfred Bailey Bixby was born on January 22, 1934, in San ... |
| Bill Martin |
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William Earl Martin was born on October 8, 1945 and died on ... |
| Billy Connolly |
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In his memoir, Rambling Man , Billy Connolly writes about ... |
| Blackalicious |
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Blackalicious included a sample of Harry Nilsson's "Me and ... |
| Blue Oyster Cult |
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Auditioning for Columbia Records the New York band Blue ... |
| Bo Pete |
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Harry Nilsson used the pseudonym "Bo Pete" when he recorded ... |
| Bob Dylan |
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After Bob Dylan's January 31, 1974, show at Madison Square ... |
| Bob Segarini |
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As Joseph Segarini, Bob Segarini co-wrote and recorded ... |
| Bobby Hart |
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In his book, Psychedelic Bubble Gum - Boyce & Hart, The ... |
| Bobby Keys |
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Robert Henry Keys was born on December 18, 1943, at Lubbock ... |
| Boston Rock Opera |
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The Boston Rock Opera performed Harry Nilsson's classic ... |
| Brandon Cruz |
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Brandon Cruz was born on May 28, 1962, in Bakersfield, ... |
| British Phonographic Industry |
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In 1981, the British Phonographic Industry placed ads in ... |
| Bruce Gary |
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Bruce Gary played drums for Mick Jagger's "Too Many Cooks " ... |
| Bruce Hurwit |
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Bruce Hurwit of Crossroads Films directed the "Coke, You ... |
| Buck Earl |
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Buck Earl's only hit recording - his version of Harry ... |
| Buckminster Fuller |
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Harry Nilsson admired both the architectural and social ... |
| Buddy Holly |
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Scott Turner wrote a few songs with Buddy Holly including ... |
| Cameron Crowe |
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Director Cameron Crowe listed his "Top 10 Music Moments in ... |
| Carl Emanuel Nilsson |
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Carl Emanuel Nilsson was Harry Nilsson's great-grandfather. ... |
| Carl Hiaasen |
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Harry Nilsson is mentioned in Carl Hiaasen's novel Basket ... |
| Carl Wilson |
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Gerry Beckley , Robert Lamm , and Carl Wilson recorded ... |
| Carl Yastrzemski |
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In his biography of Harry Nilsson , Alyn Shipton describes ... |
| Carly Simon |
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Harry Nilsson joined Carly Simon in London in November of ... |
| Ceremony |
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Harry Nilsson sings backing vocals on the 1993 album Hang ... |
| Charles Harry Nilsson |
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Harry Nilsson's grandfather, Charles Harry Nilsson was born ... |
| Charlie LaVere |
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Before recording A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night ... |
| Chip Douglas |
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Chip Douglas introduced Harry Nilsson to the Monkees . ... |
| Chris Charlesworth |
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Music writer, Chris Charlesworth, describes his "brief ... |
| Chuck Harter |
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Chuck Harter wrote Hey, Hey We're The Monkees , a ... |
| Chuck McCann |
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Chuck McCann plays Oliver Hardy in the video for Harry ... |
| Cimarron Broadcasting Corp |
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Ben West and Harry Nilsson founded Cimarron Broadcasting ... |
| Cindy Sims |
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Cindy Sims was Harry Nilsson's business manager and a ... |
| Clodagh Rodgers |
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Singer and actress Clodagh Rodgers's recording of Harry ... |
| CMAT |
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Irish country singer CMAT ( Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson ) ... |
| Coalition to Stop Gun Violence |
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Harry Nilsson was the official spokesperson for the ... |
| Collage |
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The Collage was a 1960s soft-rock group consisting of Donna ... |
| Cryan' Shames |
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The Cryan' Shames recorded "Rainmaker " which was released ... |
| Curtis Armstrong |
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Actor and screenwriter, Curtis Armstrong, is a recognized ... |
| Dale Turner |
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Dale Turner's Interpretations - Solo Arrangements for ... |
| Dan Reynolds |
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Dan Reynolds is a songwriter and the lead vocalist for ... |
| David Cassidy |
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Rick [Jarrard ] had produced two or three of my favourite ... |
| David Geffen |
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Harry Nilsson was one of many guests at David Geffen's ... |
| David Gillum |
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David Gillum played "Harry Nilsson " in the 1985 TV movie ... |
| David Hentschel |
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"Richard Perry Drove Musician Absolutely Mad" On "Nilsson ... |
| David Peel |
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David Peel (born David Michael Rosario) was a musician who ... |
| David Roberts |
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David Roberts is the co-author, with Neil Watson , of the ... |
| David Sontag |
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Among his accomplishments during his long career as a ... |
| Davy Jones |
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Davy Jones appeared on the TV program Music Scene on ... |
| Dawn Eden |
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Dawn Eden is the author of the article "One Last Touch of ... |
| Dean Torrence |
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Dean Ormsby Torrence is the "Dean" of Jan and Dean . Dean ... |
| Demis Roussos |
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Artemios ("Demis") Ventouris Roussos was born in A ... |
| Dennis Budimir |
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Dennis Budimir in a 2002 interview published on cl ... |
| Denver Symphony |
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In 1968, an article in Billboard started that Harry Nilsson ... |
| Derek Taylor |
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On September 8, 1997, Harry Nilsson's friend Derek Taylor ... |
| Desi Sheraton |
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Drummer Rockwell "Desi" Sheraton was a studio engineer who ... |
| Diane Nilsson |
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Diane Nilsson was Harry Nilsson's second wife. Diane ... |
| Don Quishocking |
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George Groot and Fred Florusse created the popular Dutch ... |
| Doug Hoefer |
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Doug Hoefer's mother Cissy Hoefer was the sister of Harry ... |
| Doug McKenzie |
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Photographer Doug McKenzie took the press photo of Harry ... |
| Dr. John |
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Malcolm John Rebennack, Jr. (November 20, 1941 – June 6, ... |
| Drake Nilsson |
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Drake Nilsson was born on November 21, 1949, to Bette and ... |
| Dresage |
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Keeley Bumford ("Dresage") is an artist, producer, and ... |
| Dresage and Slow Shiver |
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Dresage and Slow Shiver recorded "Perfect Day " which ... |
| Duke Special |
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Duke Special ( Peter Wilson ) is a singer and songwriter ... |
| Dustin Hoffman |
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"Comic Relief VI" was broadcast live on HBO the evening of ... |
| E. J. Gold |
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In 1967, Eugene Jeffrey ("Jeff") Gold was Harry's official ... |
| Eddi Reader |
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Eddi Reader's 1999 album Simple Soul includes the ... |
| Eddie Lawrence |
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Harry Nilsson was a fan of comedian Eddie Lawrence who, ... |
| Elizabeth Nilsson |
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Harry Nilsson's mother Elizabeth Nilsson (born "Elizabeth ... |
| Ella Fitzgerald |
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Ella Fitzgerald's recording of Harry Nilsson's "Open Your ... |
| Ellis R. Correll |
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Ellis R. Correll co-wrote a few songs with Harry Nilsson ... |
| Eric Carmen |
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John Lennon invited Eric Carmen and Mike McBride of the ... |
| Erik Preminger |
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The son of burlesque entertainer, Gypsy Rose Lee , Erik was ... |
| Eugene Kupper |
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Architect Eugene Kupper designed Harry Nilsson's Bel Air ... |
| Eva Nilsson |
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Eva Nilsson is the name of a character played by Sara ... |
| Facebook |
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Facebook used "Together " in a 2018 commercial for their ... |
| Filter |
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The soundtrack for the film based on the hit TV show "The ... |
| Foto-Fi |
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Harry Nilsson is credited as "Foto-Fi" on the "Stand Up and ... |
| Frank Stallone |
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Frank Stallone is Sylvester Stallone's ' songwriti ... |
| Frank Wills |
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Frank Wills was the security guard at the Watergate hotel ... |
| Fred Hoefer |
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Harry Nilsson's Uncle Fred, Fred L. Hoefer, was born on ... |
| Fred Wolf |
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Fred Wolf directed the animated TV version of Harry ... |
| Freddie Jones |
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Freddie Jones was born on September 12, 1927, in S ... |
| Gary Lund |
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Gary Lund illustrated the comic book included inside the ... |
| Gary Nilsson |
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Gary Nilsson is the half-brother of Harry Nilsson . Gary's ... |
| Gary Usher and the Super Stocks |
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"Readin' Ridin' And Racin' " was one of Harry Nilsson's ' ... |
| Generous Judy |
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At the March 1982 Beatlefest Harry Nilsson offered to write ... |
| George Harrison |
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The following was written for the Everybody's Talkin' ... |
| George Harrysong |
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George Harrison is credited as George Harrysong on Harry ... |
| George MacDonald Fraser |
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George MacDonald Fraser is the author of a series of comedy ... |
| George Tipton |
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George Aliceson Tipton was born on January 23, 1932, in Los ... |
| Gil Garfield |
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Gil Garfield was one of Nilsson's earliest supporters. He ... |
| Gordon Howard Marrow |
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Violinist Gordon Marron is credited as "Gordon Marrow " on ... |
| Grace VanderWaal |
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Grace VanderWaal Sings "One" In 2016 America's Got ... |
| Graham Chapman |
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In 1998 Q Magazine solicited its readers for questions to ... |
| Greg Calbi |
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As a studio engineer at the Record Plant , Calbi was a ... |
| Hal |
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Hal included a cover of Harry Nilsson's "Cuddly Toy " on ... |
| Hal Willner |
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Hal Willner produced a various-artists collection of ... |
| Hal Zieger |
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Hal Zieger (sometimes reported as "Hal Ziegler" or "Hal ... |
| Harry Edward Christopher Nilsson |
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In a 1968 interview, Harry Nilsson stated that his full ... |
| Harry Edward Nilsson III |
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Harry Nilsson's full name was "Harry Edward Nilsson III]" ... |
| Harry Edward Nilsson, Jr. |
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Harry Nilsson's father, Harry Edward Nilsson, Jr., was born ... |
| Harry Neilson |
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On Harry Nilsson's single Wig Job/Donna I Understand , the ... |
| Harry Nelson |
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Several sources have reported that Harry Nilsson's name at ... |
| Harry Nilsson |
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Harry Edward Nilsson III [1] was born on June 15, 1941, in ... |
| Harry Styles |
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Describing his eponymous debut album , Harry Styles said: ... |
| Harryquins |
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Each year The Harlequins , an experimental, psychedelic ... |
| Henry Diltz |
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Henry Diltz is best known as one of the great rock and roll ... |
| Henry Sigismonti |
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Henry Sigismonti was born in 1934 and died in 1989. ... |
| Herb Alpert |
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Herb Alpert recorded a cover of Harry Nilsson's "Without ... |
| Hilary Gerrard |
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Ringo Starr hired Hilary Gerrard as his business manager. ... |
| Hollywood Vampires |
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There was a little loft at the Rainbow Room in LA, they ... |
| Hollywood Vampires |
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Hollywood Vampires is a group created by Alice Cooper , Joe ... |
| Ian Freebairn-Smith |
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Ian Freebairn-Smith co-wrote " The Wailing of the Willow " ... |
| IBM |
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IBM used "Jump into the Fire " in commercials for their ... |
| Ilona Knopfler |
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Ilona Knopfler recorded her jazz version of Harry Nilsson's ... |
| In a Very Unusual Way |
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Karen Akers performs a medley of "Maybe " and "Nevertheless ... |
| James Cagney |
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On March 13, 1974, Harry Nilsson attended the American Film ... |
| James Hock, Jr. |
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James Hock, an investment banker, served as CEO of Hawkeye ... |
| Jane Getz |
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Jane Ellen Getz was born on September 12, 1942, in Chicago, ... |
| Jay Fairbank |
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The screenwriter of Son of Dracula , Jay Fairbank was ... |
| Jellyfish |
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Andy Sturmer describes Jellyfish's "He’s My Best Friend " ... |
| Jerry Smith |
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During the early 1960s, Harry Nilsson made a brief public ... |
| Jesse Ed Davis |
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Jesse Edwin Davis was born on September 21, 1944. He died ... |
| Jesse Lee Kincaid |
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Nick Gerlach wrote "She Sang Hymns Out of Tune " under the ... |
| Jim Gordon {Saxophone} |
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Two men named Jim Gordon appear in the credits for Harry ... |
| Jim Gordon {Percussion} |
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Two men named Jim Gordon appear in the credits for Harry ... |
| Jim Keltner |
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Jim Keltner was a special guest at Harryfest 2000 in Los ... |
| Jimmie Cross |
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As "Jimmie Cross," Jimmy Cross recorded "Super-Duper Man " ... |
| Jimmy Cross |
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Jimmy Cross sang "Hey Little Girl " and "Countin' " on the ... |
| Jimmy Webb |
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Harry was a singer from another parallel universe where ... |
| Joanna Eden |
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External Links Joanna Eden Official Web Site |
| Jocelyne |
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Jocelyne Esther Journo recorded "Crois-Tu Vraiment " ("Do ... |
| John Babcock |
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Born in Nyack, New York , musician John Babcock became ... |
| John DePalma |
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John DePalma combines Harry Nilsson's "I Guess the Lord ... |
| John Lehman |
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Songwriter, arranger, and singer John McDavid Lehman ... |
| John Lennon |
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After meeting John Lennon in 1968, Harry Nilsson said: ... |
| John Marascalco |
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John Salvatore Marascalco is best known for his work ... |
| John Martin |
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Harry Nilsson's Uncle John, his mother's brother, was born ... |
| John Phillip Law |
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Actor John Phillip Law was a featured guest at Harryfest ... |
| John Ponyman |
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John Ponyman lip-synchs to Harry Nilsson's performance of ... |
| John Randolph Marr |
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Harry Nilsson produced John Randolph Marr's self-titled ... |
| John Ritter |
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Actor John Ritter, a big fan of the Beatles , told the ... |
| John Schlesinger |
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When asked about his use of "Everybody's Talkin' " in his ... |
| John Uribe |
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Guitarist John Robert Uribe was born on June 24, 1947. He ... |
| Johnny Cole |
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Jonathan C. Cole is best known for co-writing "I Still Love ... |
| Johnny Niles |
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Early in his career, Harry Nilsson was signed for a short ... |
| Jonathan Mover |
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Drummer Jonathan Mover ( Marillion , GTR ) credits Harry ... |
| Jose Feliciano |
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Jose Feliciano's cover of "Sleep Late My Lady Friend " is ... |
| Joseph Gordon-Levitt |
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We first met in the summer of 2000 while doing a tiny movie ... |
| Joseph P. Merlino |
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Joseph P. Merlino served as President of the New Jersey ... |
| Joseph Schermie |
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Joseph Schermie played bass for Three Dog Night including ... |
| Josh Ryan Evans |
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Josh Ryan Evans was born on January 10, 1982, in Hayward, ... |
| Julian Beauchamp |
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In 1978. several London newspapers reported on a scheme to ... |
| Justin Wade |
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Justin Wade played a research scientist in the "Coke, You ... |
| Karen Wyman |
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On her 1971 album, Onetogether , Karen Wyman performed a ... |
| Karo |
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Canadian singer Caroline Vallee performed under the name ... |
| Kathy Simmonds |
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Kathy Simmonds appeared in the 1968 film The Touchables as ... |
| Keith Allison |
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Keith Allison played guitar on Harry Nilsson's ...That's ... |
| Keith Moon |
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On September 6, 1978, Keith Moon attended a party hosted by ... |
| Kenny Everett |
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During an appearance on Kenny Everett's radio show, Harry ... |
| Kevin Tihista |
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A 2005 interview of Kevin Tihista published in the Chicago ... |
| Khalil Seyrafi |
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Khalil Seyrafi was president of Electro-Optical Research ... |
| Kiefo Nilsson |
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Kiefo Nilsson is the son of Harry Nilsson . Kiefo was ... |
| Kim Johnson |
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Kim "Howard" Johnson is the author of several books ... |
| Labi Siffre |
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Labi Siffre recorded Harry Nilsson's "Maybe ." Siffre is ... |
| Larry Knechtel |
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Larry William Knechtel played bass on Harry Nilsson's Harry ... |
| Laura Nyro |
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Before recording Nilsson Sings Newman , Harry Nilsson ... |
| Laurel and Hardy |
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Harry Nilsson was a fan of Laurel and Hardy. He referenced ... |
| Lee Blackman |
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Alden Lee Blackman earned a Bachelor of Science degree in ... |
| Lipton |
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A Lipton tea commercial from 2014 features Nilsson's ... |
| Little Feat |
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Lowell George of Little Feat died on June 21, 1979, of a ... |
| Liz Rhodes |
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Liz Rhodes, a BBC Radio Leeds presenter, named Harry ... |
| Loser's Lounge |
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Loser's Lounge is a New York, New York group which presents ... |
| Lucianne Goldberg |
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Lucianne Goldberg was the literary agent who convinced ... |
| Mal Evans |
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Malcolm Evans was the road manager and good friend of the ... |
| Mama Cass |
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Shortly after finishing a two-week engagement at London's ... |
| Mandy Patinkin |
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Mandy Patinkin recorded "Something True " for the For the ... |
| Mara Gibb |
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The "mystery special vocalist" (credited as "Mara Gibb") on ... |
| Marc Bolan |
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Marc Bolan, along with Alice Cooper , Harry Nilsson , Keith ... |
| Mardee Regan |
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Regan's The Bartender's Best Friend: A Complete Guide to ... |
| Margo Guryan |
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Margo Guryan wrote "Think of Rain " which Harry Nilsson ... |
| Margo Price |
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Roger Miller was a country Harry Nilsson . -- Margo Price ... |
| Mariah Carey |
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It wasn't meant to be a tribute, but Mariah Carey's ... |
| Marianne Faithfull |
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During her tour to promote her album Twentieth Century ... |
| Mark Lapidos |
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Mark Lapidos started Beatlefest (now "The Fest for Beatles ... |
| Mary Hoefer |
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Harry Nilsson's aunt "Cissy" was his mother's sister, Mary ... |
| Mary Hopkin |
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Harry Nilsson wrote "The Puppy Song " for Mary Hopkin who ... |
| May Pang |
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John and I entertained Paul , George and Ringo at various ... |
| Melanie |
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When asked in 1994 "Do you have any songs that you'd like ... |
| Michael Sahakian |
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Michael Sahakian was the real estate agent with Prudential ... |
| Michael Viner |
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In early March of 1974, Harry Nilsson , Ringo Starr , John ... |
| Michelle Branch |
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In an article about the 2002 MTV video awards. Michelle ... |
| Michelle Nilsson |
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Harry Nilsson's half-sister Michelle Florence Nilsson was ... |
| Mike McBride |
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John Lennon invited Eric Carmen and Mike McBride of the ... |
| Mike McNaught |
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Mike McNaught arranged the music for "The Point! " as ... |
| Mina Caputo |
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Mina Caputo, the lead vocalist of the New York City heavy ... |
| Mona Nilsson |
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Mona Nilsson was Harry Nilsson's aunt, the sister of ... |
| Monty Python |
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Harry Nilsson was friends with members of Monty Python. ... |
| Move |
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Songwriter, Roy Wood lifted the bridge from Harry Nilsson's ... |
| Music Convention |
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The New Zealand band, Music Convention, recorded Harry ... |
| Nat Weiss |
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Derek Taylor played Harry Nilsson's Pandemonium Shadow Show ... |
| Neil MacArthur |
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Colin Blunstone of The Zombies released a cover of Harry ... |
| Neil Watson |
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Neil Watson is the co-author of Harry & Me . Before ... |
| Nicky Hopkins |
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Son of Schmilsson was nice. Harry's voice and songwriting ... |
| Nike |
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Nike - Tennis Instructor Commercial Nike, Inc. ... |
| Nikki Sixx |
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On May 23, 1995, bassist Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue and his ... |
| Nilssonny and Cher |
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Harry Nilsson recorded a duet of "A Love Like Yours " with ... |
| Oblio Joes |
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Formed in Missoula, Montana , in 1993, Oblio Joes derived ... |
| Olivia Nilsson |
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Olivia Nilsson Discusses Her Father Olivia Nilsson is ... |
| P. T. Barnum |
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"I've left RCA after 10 years and 16 albums and I'm going ... |
| Pablo Ferro |
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Pablo Ferro directed Me Myself and I which used a ... |
| Pat Murphy |
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Recording engineer and percussionist, Patrick Michael ... |
| Patty Faralla |
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Patricia ("Patty") Marguerite Faralla (also "Maggie") ... |
| Paul McCartney |
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In an interview, Paul McCartney described his visit to Los ... |
| Paul Oakenfold |
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Paul Oakenfold's "Starry-Eyed Surprise " includes samples ... |
| Paul Stallworth |
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As a touring and session musician Paul John Stallworth ... |
| Paul Williams |
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Paul Williams (not the singer/songwriter/actor) was Vice ... |
| Paul Williams |
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Paul Hamilton Williams Jr. (born September 19, 1940) is an ... |
| Paul Wylie |
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Paul Wylie skated to Harry Nilsson's performance of "How ... |
| Pediatric AIDS Foundation |
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The For Our Children album is dedicated to the Pediatric ... |
| Perry Botkin |
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Perry Lafayette Botkin, Jr., was a successful songwriter, ... |
| Pete Townshend |
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Pete Townshend answered reader's questions in an English ... |
| Peter Boyle |
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I met him [John Lennon] accidentally the night of the ... |
| Peter Mercurio |
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Peter Mercurio has played bass guitar on the soundtracks of ... |
| Phil Spector |
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Harry Nilsson first met famed music producer Phil Spector ... |
| Polly Sweeney |
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Polly Sweeney has played on the soundtracks for almost 1000 ... |
| Puppet |
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Puppet was a studio band formed by producer Ron Budnik . ... |
| Randy Newman |
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Pop singer-songwriter Randy Newman was born in New Orleans ... |
| Raul Malo |
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Raul Malo is the lead singer of The Mavericks . His ... |
| Ray Bradbury |
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The name of Harry Nilsson's first RCA album, Pandemonium ... |
| Ray Connolly |
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Producer David Puttnam was impressed by Harry Nilsson's ... |
| Richard L. Wynne |
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Richard L. Wynne is a lawyer who handled Harry Nilsson's ... |
| Richard Perry |
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Richard Perry has produced at least fifteen gold records ... |
| Rick Du Brow |
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For several decades, Rick DuBrow reported on TV and other ... |
| Rick Jarrard |
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James Richard Jarrard was born in Waycross, Georgia , on ... |
| Rick L. Christian |
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Rick L. Christian wrote "I Don't Need You " which Harry ... |
| Rick Riccio |
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Rick Riccio was the engineer for the Every Man has a Woman ... |
| Rick Wakeman |
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Rick Wakeman played piano on an early take of Harry ... |
| Ringo Starr |
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He's one of the dearest friends you can have in life, and I ... |
| Robert Downey Jr. |
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For many years Apple has promoted their iTunes digital ... |
| Robert S. Levinson |
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After successful careers as a newspaperman, public ... |
| Robin Geoffrey Cable |
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Robin Geoffrey Cable was born in Essex, England in 1949. ... |
| Roger Pope |
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Roger Pope played drums on Harry Nilsson's Nilsson ... |
| Roger Smith |
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Roger Smith created the Harry Nilsson web pages and helped ... |
| Ron Sexsmith |
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Opening act Ron Sexsmith dedicated his debut album to the ... |
| Sam Smith |
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External Links Sam Smith Official Web Site Sam Smith - ... |
| Samantha Juste |
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British model, Samantha Juste, married Mickey Dolenz in ... |
| Sandi McTaggart |
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Harry Nilsson married 21 year-old Sandi McTaggart on ... |
| Scott Turner |
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Scott Turner was born as Graham Morrison Turnbull on August ... |
| Sebastian Stores |
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Sebastian Stores introduced Harry Nilsson to RCA producer ... |
| Shaun Furlong |
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Shaun Furlong programmed the synthesizers used while ... |
| Shonen Knife |
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The Japanese punk-pop band, Shonen Knife recorded a cover ... |
| Shutter Foundation |
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On Friday, February 12, 1982, Harry Nilsson attended an ... |
| Si Litvinoff |
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Si Litvinoff was the Senior Executive in Charge of ... |
| Sinead O'Connor |
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O'Connor recorded Harry Nilsson's "I Guess the Lord Must Be ... |
| Skeeter |
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"Skeeter" was Harry Nilsson's childhood nickname. [1] [1] ... |
| Slow Shiver |
|
Slow Shiver is composer Valente Bertelli . External Links ... |
| Smothers Brothers |
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Harry Nilsson appeared on an episode of the Smothers ... |
| Stephen Kalinich |
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Stephen Kalinich is a poet who has co-written songs with ... |
| Stephen Sondheim |
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Stephen Sondheim was born on March 22, 1930, in New York, ... |
| Steve Weltman |
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Steve Weltman had worked with the Charisma label in the ... |
| Stevie Nicks |
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Ringo Starr and Stevie Nicks recorded "Lay Down Your Arms " ... |
| Sylvester Stallone |
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Harry Nilsson's Bel Air, California , home at 10549 Rocca ... |
| Terry O'Neill |
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Terry O'Neill, known as one of the top celebrity ... |
| The Casuals |
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The Casuals recorded Harry Nilsson's "Daddy's Song ." ... |
| The Characters |
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Photographer Henry Diltz recorded "This Could Be The Night ... |
| The Falcons |
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Harry Nilsson and the other musicians working on the score ... |
| The Griffin |
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The Griffin released a cover of Harry Nilsson's "Don't ... |
| The Kojacks |
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The Kojacks perform dressed in bald wigs, jaunty hats, ... |
| The Ladders |
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There was talk after the Beatles broke up that there’d be ... |
| The Monkees |
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Harry Nilsson wrote "Cuddly Toy " and "Daddy's Song " for ... |
| The New Yorkers |
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One of the earliest recordings of the Hudson Brothers (who ... |
| Three Dog Night |
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Three Dog Night recorded Harry Nilsson's "One " for their ... |
| Tim Curry |
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Asked in 2005 about how quitting smoking affected his ... |
| Tim Lewis |
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Artist Tim Lewis created "Pop Records " which was used as ... |
| Titti Sjoblom |
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Swedish singer Titti Sjoblom recorded "The Wailing of the ... |
| Tom August |
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"Tom August" was the pseudonym used by screenwriter Alfred ... |
| Tony La Peau |
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A songwriter and vocalist, Anthony La Peau has worked with ... |
| Tony Richland |
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Stephen Anthony Richland ("Tony") was an independent record ... |
| Turtles |
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The Turtles was one of the first groups to record songs ... |
| Una Nilsson |
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Una Nilsson ( Una O'Keeffe ) was Harry Nilsson's third wife ... |
| Vanity Project |
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Steven Page (of Barenaked Ladies ) and Stephen Duffy (of ... |
| Vicky Leandros |
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Vicky Leandros recorded four versions of Harry Nilsson's ... |
| Wallace Albertson |
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In 1982, Wallace Alberston, a lifelong activist and the ... |
| Weird Al Yankovic |
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When asked to name his favorite love song, Weird Al ... |
| Willem Nijholt |
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Willem Nijholt, a Dutch actor and singer, recorded "Goeie ... |
| Wings |
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External Links Paul McCartney and Wings - Amazon.com |
| Xerox |
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"Everybody's Talkin' " is heard in a 2015 commercial for ... |
| Yardbirds |
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The Yardbirds recorded a cover of Harry Nilsson's "Ten ... |
| Yoko Ono |
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Born on February 18, 1933, Yoko Ono grew up in Tokyo and ... |
| Zak Nilsson |
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Born on January 17, 1971, Zak Nine Nilsson was the son of ... |
