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- Recorded: 1966
Credits
- Songwriter: Harry Nilsson
- Vocals: Harry Nilsson
Albums
| # | Album Title |
|---|---|
| # 1 | New Nilsson Songs |
References
| Title | Summary |
|---|---|
| Covering Harry | This article originally appeared in Everybody's Talkin' ... |
| Colin Richardson's 1978 Interview with Harry Nilsson | Thanks to the kindness of Colin Richardson , his April 10, ... |
| Album Reviews: Harry | Harry Nilsson , who usually goes by just his last name, is ... |
| Notes on Nilsson: The Life of a Singer-Songwriter by Alyn Shipton | by Roger Smith Drawing on extensive research and access ... |
| One Last Touch of Nilsson | This article is from Goldmine Magazine (Vol. 20 No. 9 Issue ... |
| That'll Be the Day | Directed by Claude Whatham with a screenplay by Ray ... |
| Enigma: David Puttnam, the story so far | Enigma is Andrew Yule's biography of film producer David ... |
| In Concert {The Music of NIlsson} | "The Music of Nilsson " is a 1971 episode (Season 4, ... |
| 1941 (performed by John Randolph Marr) | John Randolph Marr recorded 1941 for his 1970 album John ... |
| 1941 (performed by George Burns) | George Burns sings 1941 on his 1968 album George Burns ... |
| Harry Nilsson Tribute Concert | A note from Roger Smith : Many of the photographs used in ... |
| 1941 {Les Vérités de la Police} | "The Truths of the Police" is a French song sung to the ... |
| 1941 (performed by Billy J. Kramer) | Billy J. Kramer's recording of "1941 " was released as a ... |
| Harry Nilsson in the Netherlands | This 1997 article is based on one of Sue Schnelzer's ... |
| Interview with Zak Nilsson | Roger Smith interviewed Zak Nilsson for this article which ... |
| 1941 (performed by Tom Northcott) | Northcott's recording of 1941 is available on CD in a ... |
| Ray Connolly | Producer David Puttnam was impressed by Harry Nilsson's ... |
Variations
| Title |
|---|
| 1941 |
| 1941 {Aerial Pandemonium Ballet} |
| 1941 {Demo} |
| 1941 {Les Vérités de la Police} |
| 1941 {Live On BBC's Saturday Club} |
| 1941 {Mono} |
Connection Chains
- From 1941 to Cliff De Young in 17 Steps
- From 1941 to Peter, Paul and Mary in 17 Steps
- From Loop de Loop to 1941 in 16 Steps
- From Mucho Mungo-Mt. Elga to 1941 in 16 Steps
- From 1941 to Morris Pert in 16 Steps
- From 1941 to Old Dirt Road in 16 Steps
- From 1941 to The Lottery Song in 16 Steps
- From 1941 to Yang Yang in 16 Steps
- From Peter Robinson to 1941 in 15 Steps
- From 1941 to Bill Bixby in 15 Steps
- From 1941 to Dennis Belfield in 15 Steps
- From 1941 to Doris Payne in 15 Steps
- From 1941 to Joy Lyle in 15 Steps
- From 1941 to Tommy Shepard in 15 Steps
- From 1941 to Willie Dixon in 15 Steps
- From Billy Connolly to 1941 in 14 Steps
- From 1941 to All I Think About is You in 14 Steps
- From 1941 to All My Life in 14 Steps
- From 1941 to Without You in 14 Steps
- From Clifford T. Ward to 1941 in 13 Steps
- From David Morrow to 1941 in 13 Steps
- From Rick Jarrard to 1941 in 13 Steps
- From 1941 to Dannii Minogue in 13 Steps
- From 1941 to David Glover in 13 Steps
- From 1941 to Dr. John in 13 Steps
- From 1941 to Hal Blaine in 13 Steps
Connections
- 1941 was recorded by Alan Price
- 1941 was published by Beechwood Music Corporation
- 1941 was recorded by Billy J. Kramer
- 1941 was recorded by Cynthia Henderson
- 1941 was arranged by George Tipton
- 1941 was written by Harry Nilsson
- 1941 was recorded by John Randolph Marr
- 1941 was recorded by Pandemonium
- 1941 was written by Richard Dewitte
- 1941 was produced by Rick Jarrard
- 1941 was the inspiration for the film That'll Be the Day
- 1941 was covered by The Kojacks
- 1941 was covered by Tom Northcott
- Alan Price recorded 1941
- Beechwood Music Corporation published 1941
- Billy J. Kramer recorded 1941
- Cynthia Henderson recorded 1941
- George Tipton arranged 1941
- Harry Nilsson wrote 1941
- John Randolph Marr recorded 1941
- Little Drummer Boy was written in 1941
- Pandemonium recorded 1941
- Richard Dewitte wrote 1941
- Rick Jarrard produced 1941
- That'll Be the Day was based on the song 1941
- The Kojacks recorded 1941
- Tom Northcott recorded 1941
