Harry was known for some very sweet songs and some of the greatest vocals through the years. Listen to his biggest, Grammy earning hit "Without You." But he was also known for being a rascal, breaking conventions... and he was feeling particularly rascally when he released this on his completely unexpecting audience in '72.
Harry was going through a divorce at that time, hence the song. Also Ringo was on drums I believe on this. Bobby Keys, Nicky Hopkins, Peter Frampton and George Harrison on guitar.
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Harry was known for some very sweet songs and some of the greatest vocals through the years. Listen to his biggest, Grammy earning hit "Without You." But he was also known for being a rascal, breaking conventions... and he was feeling particularly rascally when he released this on his completely unexpecting audience in '72.
So glad you liked this. You've probably heard Nillson's 'Everybody's Talkin'" from the Midnight Cowboy motion picture soundtrack.
Lol, yeah, I thought we were going to get a spit take there. Harry, shall we say, didn't take himself too seriously, my kind of guy. Great upload.
Harry provided "genius level" entertainment. He was "A lot."
Harry was going through a divorce at that time, hence the song.
Also Ringo was on drums I believe on this. Bobby Keys, Nicky Hopkins, Peter Frampton and George Harrison on guitar.
It would be nice to see will wood's Suburbia Overture