‘SON OF DRACULA’ (FILM AND HARRY NILSSON SOUNDTRACK, BOTH 1974) Nilsson and Ringo’s long-lost attempt at a vampire movie yielded a spooky, hit-filled soundtrack perfect for Halloween parties. Even before Harry Nilsson played a bloodsucker onscreen, he was already a … Continue reading →
Harry Nilsson’s “Me And My Arrow” appeared on the artist’s LP, The Point!, in January of 1971. Shortly thereafter, The Point!, an animated special, aired on TV screens across America. “Me And My Arrow” shot to #34 on the US … Continue reading →
Harry Nilsson’s version of the 1930s pop standard “As Time Goes By” originally appeared on the artist’s A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night LP in the summer of 1973. “As Time Goes By” hit #86 on the US … Continue reading →
Glen Campbell never officially released a version of Badfinger‘s “Without You” (also a big hit for Harry Nilsson), so this rare performance is something to be savored. The clip is from 1972 and, I would guess, comes from The Glen … Continue reading →
Hearty greetings, music aficionados! Today we present our listening chart for The Top 10 Songs Of 1972. You can catch the chart for 1971 before you dive in. The list below was created by combining the year-end, best-selling singles charts … Continue reading →
“His crooning is so fancy-free.” Harry Nilsson’s album of standards, A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night, was released in June of 1973. The L.P. was produced by Beatles’ publicist, Derek Taylor and arranged by former-Sinatra arranger, Gordon Jenkins. … Continue reading →