Artist	Song
Harry Nilsson	The Cast and Crew
from Skidoo (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Jesus Christ You're Tall
from Sandman (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Easier for Me
from Duit On Mon Dei (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Perfect Day
from Knnillssonn (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Mr. Richland's Favorite Song
from Aerial Pandemonium Ballet (2008)
Harry Nilsson	One
from Aerial Pandemonium Ballet (2008)
Harry Nilsson	There Will Never Be
from Pandemonium Shadow Show (2007)
Harry Nilsson	I Never Thought I'd Get This Lonely
from Knnillssonn (2008)
Harry Nilsson	That Is All
from That's the Way It Is (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Daylight
from That's the Way It Is (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Garbage Can Ballet
from Skidoo (2008)
Harry Nilsson	The Flying Saucer Song
from Pussy Cats (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Down By the Sea
from Duit On Mon Dei (2008)
Harry Nilsson	The Lottery Song
from Son of Schmilsson (2006)
Nilsson	Caroline
from Harry Nilsson: All Time Greatest Hits (1989)
Harry Nilsson	Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You)
from A Little Touch of Schmilsson In the Night (2006)
Harry Nilsson	What'll I Do
from A Little Touch of Schmilsson In the Night (2006)
Harry Nilsson	Ten Little Indians
from Pandemonium Shadow Show (2007)
Harry Nilsson	Who Done It?
from Knnillssonn (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Waiting
from Harry (2002)
Harry Nilsson	Isolation
from Aerial Pandemonium Ballet (2008)
Harry Nilsson	Ain't It Kinda Wonderful
from Knnillssonn (2008)
Harry Nilsson	I Will Take You There
from Skidoo (2008)
Harry Nilsson	How Can I Be Sure of You
from Nilsson Schmilsson (2004)
Harry Nilsson	Lamaze
from Nilsson Schmilsson (2004)

Comment:

For all his artistic achievements, Nilsson was always a screwball at heart, gleefully launching into deeply weird detours from the path of pop perfection. The man who made millions weep with his chart-topping ballads could also turn out kooky fare like "Garbage Can Ballet," an ode to eating out of trash cans that's part of his soundtrack for bizarro '60s cult classic film [i]Skidoo[/i]. His 1975 "Down By the Sea" is like a sonic psychic's prediction of [i]The Little Mermaid[/i] soundtrack as done by Tom Waits. And you couldn't ask for a better embodiment of Nilsson's notorious, year-long "lost weekend" of L.A. spent carousing with John Lennon than the interstellar Cheech & Chong-isms of "The Flying Saucer Song," from the Lennon-produced [i]Pussy Cats[/i].

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