As Time Goes By

A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night	Nilsson Schmilsson The late Harry Nilsson's creative and commercial peak, this LP showcases the singer-songwriter's lighthearted worldview to best advantage. It remains one of the best, most consistent, and least dated albums from an early-'70s era not known for underplayed, unpretentious subtlety....	Harry Nilsson - Greatest Hits 21 Digitally Remastered Tracks from the Genious Troubadour.	Harry / Nilsson Sings Newman Two albums on one CD. Featuring 'Harry' (1969) and 'Nilsson Sings Newman' (1970). Bonus tracks, 'Waiting' and 'Snow'. Standard jewel case with slipcase. 2000 release. 20+ years before his 1994 death from a heart attack, American singer/ songwriter Harry Nilsson released several ...	Son of Schmilsson Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007.
Personal Best: The Harry Nilsson Anthology Although Nilsson didn't select the tracks for this two-CD collection drawn from his '60s and '70s work for RCA, Personal Best generously touches on the many sides of his musical personality: the whimsical (his layered version of the Beatles' "You Can't Do That"), the soaring ("Wi...	Pandemonium Shadow Show/Aerial Ballet/Aerial Pandemonium Ballet Three Albums on Double CD: 'Pandemonium Shadow Show', 'Aerial Ballet' and 'Aerial Pandemonium Ballet' (A Remix Album). Includes Four Bonus Tracks..	The Point! (Deluxe Packaging) Nilsson composed and performed the score to this legendary made-for-TV animated fantasy. This resissue contains four previously unreleased bonus tracks, including the unedited version of """"Down to the Valley,"""" the haunting """"Life Line,"""" and the recently di""sco...	Nilsson Sings Newman	The Point Harry Nilsson wrote the entirely hummable songs (including the hit, "Me and My Arrow") for this charming, 1971 animation feature about a boy with a round head who is banished from the land of pointy-headed people. An allegory about nonconformism presented in a delightful way, thi...

The heart has reasons which reason knows not of
When Nilsson released this in '73, it confused a lot of his fans, and most everyone else. There wasn't a big market in American nostalgia of the pre-WWII period. The arrangements by Gordon Jenkins (whom Nilsson specifically sought out) were considered old-fashioned and syrupy. But there is an honest deep yearning, a tenderness and affection, in Nilsson's voice, and in the way he reaches to the interior meanings of these songs, that transcends fashion, time, and changing tastes. It's as if he knew that all that separates us from all other humans in all other times are changing mores of fashion, food, and current events. The big meaningful things and the big emotions are always the same. Thus these songs, which meant so much when first written and then fell into a trashbin labeled "Not relevant", become the way Nilsson connects himself and all his listeners to the eternal feelings and verities that really do make us all human, starting with the sweetness, pain, and longing of love between two people. These are truths that no amount of overproduced Diva music can ever begin to emulate. Give this to a quiet teenager. It will change the way they feel about themselves and their feeling, and may just change how they bear themselves through life. Harry, you are still missed. You died much too young. But in this recording, your spirit still sings for us.

Pure Vintage Schmaltz
Long before Rod Stewart, George Michael and others got on the old standards bandwagon, Harry Nilsson recorded "A Little Touch of Schmilsson In The Night" which was played all over San Francisco in the 1970's in elegant cafes. This cd has been retitled, but is basically the same music he recorded back in the 70's. It still holds up. Harry Nilsson fans will love hearing him again, and those not familiar with his unique voice and style will enjoy it also.

Great renditions of old standards
Nillson outdid himself with this recording. Great selections with amazingly sincere vocals. His falsetto is truly unbelievable.

Ahead of it's time
Great album. Excellent interpretation of classic melodies released long before everyone else started doing classics. Buy this before you spend money on more recent releases by artists paying homage to great american songs.

AS TIME GOES BY
This is one of the best cds ever. I can't think of any that I enjoy listening to more.