I'm on a Nilsson kick tonight, being a long time lover of the "Harry And..." album. I never realised how entwined he was with the Beatles -and me a Liverpudlian! I'm over the moon at finding this track and video you've posted. Thank you SO much.
wow!! i love nilsson. and of course the beatles. just watched a bbc docu about nilsson and how close he was to the beatles. nilsson was a genius. god rest his beautiful soul!!! great post man!! will deffo buy the album.. thanks... mike. liverpool
Nilsson was the 5th Beatle- he was friend's with all of them and Ringo said the worst thing that happened to him beside's the death's in the group is that Harry died before him. Watch the video of Harry to see the torn up performer that he was and the greatnest that he was!
I meant the original pandemonium shadow show album from 1967. She's leaving home is from that. Thanks for that play list though. I haven't heard most of those before.
i recall Nilsson recorded this in '67, the year Sgt. Pepper came out. It's a fine brass choir arrangement, with nice harmonics on the final verse.
I like his repeating "Bye bye" three times at the end, followed by a sweet "amen" by the horns. It sentimentalizes the story even more than McCartney's original.
I'm on a Nilsson kick tonight, being a long time lover of the "Harry And..." album. I never realised how entwined he was with the Beatles -and me a Liverpudlian! I'm over the moon at finding this track and video you've posted. Thank you SO much.
mousepotato66 1 month ago
so nice. love harry
borderlineretarded 2 months ago
wow!! i love nilsson. and of course the beatles. just watched a bbc docu about nilsson and how close he was to the beatles. nilsson was a genius. god rest his beautiful soul!!! great post man!! will deffo buy the album.. thanks... mike. liverpool
MegaMikey2121 3 months ago
Sweeeet...
VintageKitten57 4 months ago
Nilsson was the 5th Beatle- he was friend's with all of them and Ringo said the worst thing that happened to him beside's the death's in the group is that Harry died before him. Watch the video of Harry to see the torn up performer that he was and the greatnest that he was!
tomthetireman 4 months ago
I never noticed before how much Nilsson's voice could sound like that other 70's singer-songwriter icon, Paul Williams.
PeteMachalek 4 months ago
I never noticed before how much Nilsson's voice could sound like that other 70's singer-songwriter icon, Paul Williams.
PeteMachalek 4 months ago
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CLASSICAListheWAY 5 months ago
One of the best covers ive heard
sallyg270 7 months ago
Dear MFYF;
Your screen name is wonderfully appropriate. Thanks for this wonderfully, but sadly obscure track.
Al
atimtambaby 8 months ago
the best about harry. he did what he wanted and he made the best music.
srj6288 9 months ago
That voice is so controlled . Perfect pitch.
darsie1 10 months ago
not surprised Lennon and Nilsson didn't make a post-Beatles awesome music group
BagpipeHustler 1 year ago
Thank you so so so much for this MFYR!!!!! My 3 favourite things combined! wonderful!!!!!
BooshxXx 1 year ago
I'm gonna buy this album and post the whole damn thing.
apeshitdig 1 year ago 3
but i did post the whole thing , apes' . check out the play lists :)
cheers.
MusicForYourFunk 1 year ago 2
I meant the original pandemonium shadow show album from 1967. She's leaving home is from that. Thanks for that play list though. I haven't heard most of those before.
apeshitdig 1 year ago 2
doh!
yeah , i thought that might have been what you meant , but it was too late , i had already posted .
let me know when you get the pandemonium shadow show up , im looking forward to it.
rock on. MFYF
MusicForYourFunk 1 year ago
@MusicForYourFunk yeah it's a really great album, I have it in case it hasn't been posted yet...
ajpthree 3 months ago
i recall Nilsson recorded this in '67, the year Sgt. Pepper came out. It's a fine brass choir arrangement, with nice harmonics on the final verse.
I like his repeating "Bye bye" three times at the end, followed by a sweet "amen" by the horns. It sentimentalizes the story even more than McCartney's original.
javernot 1 year ago