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Son of Schmilsson to Ringo Starr in 9 Steps. Son of Schmilsson was arranged by Paul Buckmaster; Paul Buckmaster wrote The End (Moonbeam) The End (Moonbeam) was produced by Harry Nilsson; Harry Nilsson recorded Save the Last Dance for Me; Save the Last Dance for Me was produced by John Lennon; John Lennon produced Mucho Mungo-Mt. Elga
But on paper, having Harry Nilsson team up with Ringo Starr for ‘Son of Dracula’ must have looked like a great idea — not only because Starr was a former Beatle and Nilsson was riding high on the success of his hit ‘Nilsson Schmilsson’ and ‘Son of Schmilsson’ LPs, but also because both men had prior experience in film; Nilsson had earlier scored with the animated adaptation of ...
12 déc. 2023 · 1972: Ringo Starr played drums on Nilsson’s eighth studio album Son of Schmilsson, ... It ran 90 minutes in length, and Ringo Starr was credited as the sole producer.
La discographie de Ringo Starr comprend tous les albums publiés par l'ex-batteur des Beatles depuis la séparation du groupe en 1970. Le total comprend ainsi 27 albums et 26 singles. Depuis 1970, Ringo Starr a publié 16 albums studio, avec une longue pause entre 1983 et 1992. Ses quatre premiers albums ont connu un succès critique et ...
Ringo Starr to Son of Schmilsson in 5 Steps. Ringo Starr wrote Lady Gaye; Lady Gaye features guitar played by Danny Kortchmar; Danny Kortchmar played guitar for Duit on Mon Dei; Duit on Mon Dei includes percussion played by Milt Holland; Milt Holland played percussion for Son of Schmilsson
Ringo Starr to Son of Schmilsson in 5 Steps. Ringo Starr produced Perhaps This is All a Dream; Perhaps This is All a Dream was arranged by Paul Buckmaster; Paul Buckmaster arranged It Is He Who Will Be King; It Is He Who Will Be King features percussion played by Ray Cooper; Ray Cooper played percussion for Son of Schmilsson
"Spaceman" is a song written and recorded by the American singer-songwriter Harry Nilsson, released on his 1972 album Son of Schmilsson. One of the highlights on Son of Schmilsson, with its dramatic opening fanfare and a cross between folk with a heavy R&B rhythm, the song explains the desire and downfall of the narrator, who wished to be a spaceman and now wants to go back to Earth but is ...
