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Gotta Get Up - Annie Nilsson
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Daddy's Song - the Monkees
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Mournin' Glory Story - Al Kooper
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This Could Be the Night - the MFQ
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1941 - Tom Northcott
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Cuddly Toy - the Monkees
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Bath - Doris
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Butters Lament - the Family Tree
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Good Times - Alan Lake 1
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The Story of Rock and Roll - Collage 1
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Ten Little Indians - the Yardbirds 1
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Hey Little Girl (Do Ya Wanna Get Married) - Jimmie Cross 1
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Best Friend - Puppet 1
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Poly High - Harpers Bizarre 1
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Open Your Window - the 5th Dimension 1
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Sleep Late, My Lady Friend - José Feliciano 1
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I Said Goodbye to Me - the Glass Menagerie 1
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Paradise - the Shangri-Las 1
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Let Me Go - Pat ; André 2
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The Next Day - Debbie Burton 2
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Together - Sandie Shaw 2
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Without Her - Blood, Sweat ; Tears 2
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One - George Tipton 2
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Remember - Andy Williams
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Gotta Get Up Songs Of Harry Nilsson 1965-1972
Gotta Get Up: Songs Of Harry Nilsson 1965-1972
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
UK collection. Bookended by his daughter Annie's recording of the title track and Andy Williams' version of 'Remember (Christmas)', this release in Ace Records' highly regarded Songwriters series celebrates the one and only Harry Nilsson. It's one of the great paradoxes of contemporary pop music that Nilsson, one of the most talented and respected American songwriters of the 20th century, is primarily remembered for his stone classic recordings of two songs written by others: Fred Neil's 'Everybody's Talkin' and Badfinger's 'Without You'. Gotta Get Up aims to remedy that by spotlighting two-dozen Nilsson songs from the years 1965 to 1972, including several of which he made no official recordings. Among the highlights are 'Cuddly Toy' and 'Daddy's Song' performed by Nilsson champions the Monkees, Al Kooper's harmony-filled recording of 'Mournin' Glory Story', Canadian folkie Tom Northcott's version of Nilsson's autobiographical '1941' and the MFQ's Phil Spector-produced 'This Could Be The Night', one of Brian Wilson's favorite records.
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