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Track List
01) Everybody's Talkin'
02) Sleep Late, My Lady Friend
03) Good Old Desk
04) Don't Leave Me
05) 1941
06) Cowboy
07) One
08) Coconut
09) Daybreak
10) Without You
11) I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York
12) Caroline
13) Daddy's Song
14) Jump Into the Fire
15) Without Her
16) Me and My Arrow
17) Nobody Cares About the Railroad Anymore
18) Spaceman
19) As Time Goes By
20) Remember
01) Everybody's Talkin'
02) Sleep Late, My Lady Friend
03) Good Old Desk
04) Don't Leave Me
05) 1941
06) Cowboy
07) One
08) Coconut
09) Daybreak
10) Without You
11) I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York
12) Caroline
13) Daddy's Song
14) Jump Into the Fire
15) Without Her
16) Me and My Arrow
17) Nobody Cares About the Railroad Anymore
18) Spaceman
19) As Time Goes By
20) Remember
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2:41
2:49
2:55
3:52
2:45
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2:45
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2:19
2:13
2:47
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First Released
1989
Rock
Good Natured
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At its core, Harry Nilsson's work was tuneful singer-songwriter fare, but the orchestrated arrangements and Nilsson's distinctive voice hinted at something more complex. A talent of many contradictions, his songs are alternately quaint ("Good Old Desk") and disturbing ("1941"), melodramatic ("Without You") and downright silly ("Coconut"). All Time Greatest Hits is exactly that, featuring those songs plus the Midnight Cowboy theme, "Everybody's Talkin'," the original version of "One" (later a hit for Three Dog Night), a couple of Nilsson's terrific interpretations of Randy Newman songs--"Cowboy" and "Caroline"--and much more. Largely forgotten these days, Nilsson is an artist whose oeuvre could do with some reassessment.
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At its core, Harry Nilsson's work was tuneful singer-songwriter fare, but the orchestrated arrangements and Nilsson's distinctive voice hinted at something more complex. A talent of many contradictions, his songs are alternately quaint ("Good Old Desk") and disturbing ("1941"), melodramatic ("Without You") and downright silly ("Coconut"). All Time Greatest Hits is exactly that, featuring those songs plus the Midnight Cowboy theme, "Everybody's Talkin'," the original version of "One" (later a hit for Three Dog Night), a couple of Nilsson's terrific interpretations of Randy Newman songs--"Cowboy" and "Caroline"--and much more. Largely forgotten these days, Nilsson is an artist whose oeuvre could do with some reassessment.
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