| Son of Schmilsson {UK CD Reissue} [2000] |
album |
Son of Schmilsson was released while Nilsson Schmilsson was still on the charts. It hit #12, spent 31 weeks on the charts, and went gold. At the end of the Son of Schmilsson album Richard Perry says "Goodbye, Harry" to which Harry replies, ... |
| Did Somebody Drop His Mouse? |
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Article By Curtis Armstrong Unearthing the "lost" Nilsson Documentary The existence of a lost Nilsson documentary was completely unknown to me until early last year [1997]. I had called legendary producer Richard Perry to discuss with him the possibility of his involvement in a ... |
| Son of Schmilsson {US CD Reissue} [1988] |
album |
Son of Schmilsson was released while Nilsson Schmilsson was still on the charts. It hit #12, spent 31 weeks on the charts, and went gold. At the end of the Son of Schmilsson album Richard Perry says "Goodbye, Harry" to which Harry replies, ... |
| Son of Schmilsson {Stereophonic LP} [1972] |
album |
Son of Schmilsson was released while Harry Nilsson's Nilsson Schmilsson was still on the charts. It hit #12, spent 31 weeks on the charts, and went gold.
A poster was included with the original LP release of the album.
At the end of the Son of ... |
| Son of Schmilsson {Best Buy LP Reissue} [1981] |
album |
A "Best Buy " reissue.
Son of Schmilsson was released while Nilsson Schmilsson was still on the charts. It hit #12, spent 31 weeks on the charts, and went gold.
"Songs come differently each time, each album is unique. In Africa , the year before last, ... |
| Son of Schmilsson {Japanese CD Reissue} [2002] |
album |
Son of Schmilsson was released while Nilsson Schmilsson was still on the charts. It hit #12, spent 31 weeks on the charts, and went gold.
At the end of the Son of Schmilsson album Richard Perry says "Goodbye, Harry" to which Harry replies, "See ya ... |
| I'd Rather Be Dead |
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At the end of the Son of Schmilsson album Richard Perry says "Goodbye, Harry" to which Harry Nilsson replies, "See ya next album, Richard." According to Nilsson expert, Curtis Armstrong , this was something of an inside joke: during the I'd Rather Be Dead sessions Harry and Richard brought ... |