For just a minute there, Harry Nilsson conquered the music world with Nilsson Schmilsson, a Top-5 album with three smash singles. But his was a genius that was always a bit too delicate to sustain ...

is the story of what would become Nilsson's seventh studio album. Released in November 1971, Nilsson Schmilsson showcased his creative dichotomy more cleanly and clearly than previous efforts ...

The name “Harry Nilsson” typically inspires either a blank stare or a beatific smile — very little in between. Despite being worshipped by the Beatles and envied by other singer-songwriters ...

Nilsson’s version sees its first release as a bonus track on the expanded version of 1972’s Son of Schmilsson that’s included in The RCA Albums Collection. It’s a beautifully sung ...

Nilsson Schmilsson is the seventh studio album by American singer Harry Nilsson, released by RCA Records on November 11, 1971. It was Nilsson's most commercially successful work, producing three ...

Harry Nilsson was kicking around New York's pop scene, writing songs with Phil Spector and others, before "Everybody's Talkin'," which he didn't write, became a Top 10 hit, thanks to its ...

In 1971, Nilsson released his seventh album, Nilsson Schmilsson, his most commercial long player by far and Without You was an undoubted highlight. But for all his songwriting prowess, he did not ...

Nilsson continued further down an uncommercial path with 1973's A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night, a standards album produced by Beatles associate Derek Taylor. Perry never worked with ...

Nilsson defied expectations — as he was wont to do — and recorded an album of standards, “A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night,” with opulent orchestral arrangements by Frank Sinatra ...