We've given For The Love Of Harry a face lift. It started when we went in to clean out all those trouble making Sharebee files (they're gone). Then, before you know it, it ended up looking like this. The best part about the new layout is the increased navigational abilities, giving casual fans better ways to browse the vast inventory of releases, rarities, articles, photos, videos... and even s...
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....nothing really. My brother lost his battle Friday...and passed into whatever. A slow gruesome death. No way to die. No way to live. He's gone ...........
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This one goes out to a Mog friend who says she doesn't know the song.I wish she could hear the best version!
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OK, so technically, it isn't a holiday tune, but, I do believe Harry says "Joy to the World" at one point. Hey - that's close enough for me!
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A truly beautiful recording (well maybe not beautiful, but important in the grand scheme of things) of course I think it's beautiful...An Amazon review -One of the true (and few) masterpieces of popular music, this is a record that deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as "Pet Sounds", "What's Going on?" "Music From Big Pink".... whatever. There are not enough superalitives to express the...
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In a recent post, i exulted that the courts had ordered the discontinuance, recall and destruction of the "Bratz!" dolls line. Apparently other people feel the same:I've been following a webcomic titled Punch an' Pie (that link is for the man page, th eone for the specific strip is below, and don't ask me what the strip's title refers to) - from whence cometh the image below - which (mostly) f...
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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.
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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 albu...
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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?
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When it is done right.I know generally record companies don't give anything away for free, but the rerelease of this 1970 album is certainly a gift for what has to be a small audience: Thank you, Buddha (Records)! What we have here must be one of the most historic matchups of talented songwriters, Harry Nilsson, who up until then had a big hit single with someone else's song (Fred Neil's "Every...
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The enigmatic Harry Nilsson and his beautiful and gifted voice embraces some more Newman
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While Randy is still active today, we lost Good Old Harry a few years back. This newly released version of "Nilsson Sings Newman" (with a few bonus tracks added for good measure) will remind you of just how much we did lose.
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Hello, my name is Kate and I am an addict. A vinyl addict. I first realized I had a problem when I was 16. I should have known it would be impossible to save money while working in a record store. As time goes on my addiction has gotten worse, and recently I reached an all-time low.On vacation in the northwest, little did I know that I would almost go broke (my wallet and my back) buying re...
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"Pussy Cats" was an album by Harry Nilsson released in 1974. It was produced by John Lennon. At this time John was separated from Yoko (at her request) and he was in LA partying and hanging out with guys like Keith Moon and Harry. They got into all kinds of trouble including getting kicked out of a nightclub for heckling The Smothers Brothers. This is one of the songs that John Lennon wrote at...
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Harry Nilsson's classic tune sets the tone for what is in my opinion, one of the finest movies ever made.Using the term 'Underrated' for these posts was a really bad idea. Not sure if an Oscar winning film could ever really be underrated, but so it goes. This was just the perfect song choice to start this amazing film about a small town man who takes his shot and moves to New York City. Enjoy '...
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