The music is great, including the incidental music. Last night was my first time seeing the film and it’s an interesting one. It’s funny too and I don’t understand what Ringo Starr was so worried about. Seems to me the film as a whole is like one of Harry Nilsson’s songs.
They're great - I love them. Only discovered them recently - been listening to their album 'Mountain Moves'. I did a search to see if this video had already been posted, and found that the only person on the forum to have mentioned them before (apparently) is your good self!
The album this track comes from, Breakup Song, is possibly my favourite. Future Teenage Cave Artists and La Isla Bonita are also high on my list. They're also great live.
Television’s First (and Lost) Color Cartoon
NOT what your name means in Cantonese. But what they sound like (transliteration) Don’t get offended
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Son Of Dracula (1974) — Harry Nilsson, Ringo Starr (Full Movie)
The way Vernon Reid's lead break accelerates reminds me a bit of "Heavenly Homes"....
Bollywood Drum Mania - Andy Edwards
KROQ FM / Rodney Bingenheimer / 1980 05 31
Fun with Phil
The Body Shaper Shower Head Commercial (1975)
Conversion: Mancini at 100
Rose Petal Cigarettes (1959)
Dope, the bomb, the bee's knees, the cat's pyjamas, real jim-dandy and a pleasure to behold etc
The Beau Brummelstones
That’s where the sun is
Circa 1977. Brilliant LP.
Leonard Nimoy makes you fear everything
Mooch Goes To Hollywood (1974, Comedy Film) Vincent Price, James Darren