Harry Nilsson

being born in Dayton, you can imagine my adoration for Harry's version - and of course Randy Newman's original...oh..please bring back a time when life was so simple and full of innocence....

A Little Touch Of Schmilsson In The Night...ahhhh..Gordon Jenkins is a wonderful producer ( and he wrote track 11 " This Is All I Ask " ). Check It OUT. Sorry I don't know how to download the tracks to MOG...HELP !! Peace.

Yep, they blocked me!    Oh Yeah?...well i've been thrown off better psuedo new age macro psychotic blospots! Give some people a badge and it goes right to their heads! This is why he's really pissed - http://www.crystalair.com/content.php?id=18200603023 More Yanni goodness here - http://www.stupidvideos.com/video/song_dance/smack_my_bitch_up/

Didn't we all love Harry Nilsson? (sigh)...well I'm home sick and songs about illness pervade the air. Or maybe what I'm smelling is the dab of Vicks I put behind my ears. Didja ever notice how Nyquil comes with its own little plastic shot glass? It's a party now! Gesundheit!

Such a great little New Orleans influenced bluesy number with a memorably sparse arrangement. I am not sure who wrote the original, but there is a much earlier version by Louis Jordan in the comments.

For the next 24 hours or so, we're under blizzard conditions. 10" of fresh blowin' snow already down with another 10" on the way. Where's global warming when ya need it? Oh well, plenty of stuff to do inside. Hope everyone out there is safe, warm and happy.

Its the finest song since sliced bread...its great! 1...2...3... Sing with your texan accent

This one goes out to a Mog friend who says she doesn't know the song. I wish she could hear the best version!

The idea of this post is to try to create a musical path or mix of certain elements (cover, sample, or auditory minutiae that can connect the tracks) of a song and see how far you can go with it. This is a test of your music geekiness, so rack your brains and see if you can add to the post.
For example I'm starting with Aimee Man's cover of Harry Nilssons One which will be followed by The Beta Bands Won which uses a crucial sample from that song to construct their song. N... MORE

I was just going through some tunes I want to put on M, which I should have up by late afternoon today (Friday). Harry Nilsson blows me away, his music is all over the board. I'm going to crap out and not do him any justice here. In case you don't know his name he was very popular during the '60s and '70s and this is just a breezy little song from what some consider to be the first remixed album "Aerial Pandemonium Ballet". If I've managed to intrigue you in any way, che... MORE

A few moths ago a freind and I had a conversation about the song's that should never be played in public. I don't mean the bad ones. I'm talking about the ones that are so freaking sad that they can ruin your day. (or at least the next hour) We tally'ed up our choices and then asked other people around us. I recived some pretty interesting opinions. Now that I've discovered M.O.G. I want to hear from you. List your top five (please dont play this in public) song's.

Two of my favorite singer-songwriters. I love this cover of Bob's song. Its got an incredible beat and a real explosive feeling to it. Another cut from the Pussy Cats album he did with John Lennon.

This is the song that brought Harry Nilsson to the attention of the Beatles (Lennon, really). A slight recording, it lacks the anger and bile of Lennon's version (w/The Beatles), and replaces it with a vulnerable whimsy. So How 'bout this one, then?