Pussy Cats
Harry Nilsson
℗ 1974 Victor Records CPL 1 0570 / © RCA Records
Pussy Cats is an album by Harry Nilsson released in 1974. It was produced by John Lennon during his "Lost Weekend" period. During the production of this album Nilsson ruptured one of his vocal cords but chose not to notify Lennon and forced himself to push through the sessions. The album title was inspired by the bad press Nilsson and Lennon were getting at the time for being drunk and rowdy. Another inside joke on the cover was the children's letter blocks "D" and "S" on either side of a rug — to spell out "drugs" in code. The album was begun in Los Angeles, but Lennon decided to finish it in New York where he could better control the sessions. |
- 1. Many Rivers to Cross [05:00]
- 2. Subterranean Homesick Blues [03:20]
- 3. Don't Forget Me [03:39]
- 4. All My Life [03:12]
- 5. Old Forgotten Soldier [04:15]
- 6. Save the Last Dance for Me [04:30]
- 7a. Mucho Mungo [03:45]
- 7b. Mt. Elga
- 8. Loop de Loop [02:44]
- 9. Black Sails [03:17]
- 10. Rock Around the Clock [03:12]
- 11. Down by the Sea [05:36]
- 12. The Flying Saucer Song [06:28]
- 13. Turn Out the Light [02:31]
- 14. Save the Last Dance for Me [04:26]
Участие в альбоме:
- Harry Nilsson: electric piano, piano, clavinet (2)
- Ken Ascher: piano
- Jesse Ed Davis: guitar
- Chuck Findley: trombone
- Jane Getz: piano
- Doug Hoefer: snare drum (2)
- Jim Horn: saxophone
- Jim Keltner: drums
- Bobby Keys: saxophone
- Danny Kootch: guitar
- Trevor Lawrence: saxophone
- The Masked Alberts Kids Chorale: chorus
- Keith Moon: drums, congas (7)
- Sneeky Pete: pedal steel guitar
- Willie Smith: organ (1)
- Ringo Starr: drums, maracas (7)
- Klaus Voorman: bass
- Cynthia Webb: maracas (7)
- John Lennon: producer