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| Cover = Harry Nilsson Son of Schmilsson.jpg |
| Cover = Harry Nilsson Son of Schmilsson.jpg |
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| Released = July 1972 |
| Released = July 1972 |
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| Recorded = March-April 1972 |
| Recorded = March-April 1972, [[Trident Studios]], London |
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| Genre = [[Pop Music]] |
| Genre = [[Pop Music]] |
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| Length = 39:07 |
| Length = 39:07 |
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Son of Schmilsson is an album by Harry Nilsson. Nilsson was being pressured to produce a follow-up album similar to his 1971 breakthrough, Nilsson Schmilsson, but, instead, he cut a more eccentric album.
Most of the recording sessions for this album were extensively filmed on the request of Nilsson. They were to be edited for a planned documentary called, "Did Somebody Drop His Mouse?" which was never released commercially.
The album was remastered and released on CD with two bonus tracks in 2000 and with five bonus tracks in 2006.
Track listing
All tracks written by Harry Nilsson except where noted.
- "Take 54" – 4:22
- "Remember (Christmas)" – 4:07
- "Joy" – 3:42
- "Turn on Your Radio" – 2:42
- "You're Breakin' My Heart" – 3:10
- "Spaceman" – 3:33
- "The Lottery Song" – 2:24
- "At My Front Door" (Ewart B. Abner, John C. Moore) – 2:46
- "Ambush" – 5:35
- "I'd Rather Be Dead" (Nilsson, Richard Perry) – 3:20
- "The Most Beautiful World in the World" – 3:33
Bonus tracks (2000 Reissue)
- "Joy" (demo version: guitar) – 1:57
- "Joy" (demo version: piano) – 0:55
Bonus tracks (2006 Reissue)
- "What's Your Sign?" – 3:08
- "Take 54" (Alternate Take) – 3:39
- "Campo de Encino" (Jimmy Webb) – 4:54
- "Daybreak" (Single Version) – 3:06
- "It Had To Be You" (Jam Session) – 2:34 (Hidden track)
Personnel
- Harry Nilsson – vocals, electric piano on 1 5 6 9, acoustic guitar on 4
- Nicky Hopkins - piano on 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11
- Klaus Voormann - bass on 1 3 4 5 6 8 11, saxophone on 1 5, electric guitar on 7
- Richie Snare - drums on 1 6 8 11
- Peter Frampton - electric guitar on 3 4 5 6 8 9, acoustic guitar on 7
- Chris Spedding – bouzouki on 2, electric guitar on 6 8 9, acoustic guitar on 7
Additional Personnel
- Milt Holland – percussion on 1 7
- Jim Price – trumpet on 1 5 9, horn arrangements on 9
- Bobby Keys – trumpet on 1 5 9, tenor saxophone on 8 9, trombone on 9
- Lowell George – guitar on 1
- Del Newman – string arrangements on 2, 11
- Pop Arts String Quartet - strings on 2
- John Uribe – acoustic guitar on 3 7, electric guitar on 6 9
- Red Rhodes – pedal steel guitar on 3
- Ray Cooper – percussion on 3 7 11, congas on 8, tambourine on 9
- Kirby Johnson – horn arrangements on 4, 11
- Richard Mackey – tuben/french horn on 4
- Vincent DeRosa – tuben/french horn on 4
- David Duke – tuben/french horn on 4
- George Harrysong – slide guitar on 5
- Barry Morgan – drums on 5
- Paul Buckmaster – orchestral arrangements on 6
- Richard Perry – percussion on 6 11, arrangements on 11
- Senior Citizens of the Stepney & Pinner Choir Club No. 6, London, England – choir on 10
- The Henry Krein Quartet with Klaus Voormann – rhythm section on 10
- Henry Krein – accordion on 10
- Paul Keogh – guitar on 11
- Les Thatcher – guitar on 11
Charts
Album
Year | Chart | Position |
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1972 | Billboard Pop Albums | 12 |
Single
Year | Single | Chart | Position |
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1972 | "Spaceman" | Billboard Pop Singles | 23 |
1974 | "Daybreak" | Billboard Pop Singles | 39 |
Certifications
Organization | Level | Date |
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RIAA - USA | Gold | December 30 1972 |