Harry Nilsson

Harry Nilsson reached his commercial peak with 1971's 'Nilsson Schmilsson,'

The evening that drinking buddy Harry Nilsson introduced John Lennon to the brandy Alexander cocktail wouldn't end well.

Popular music lost one if its most original and criminally unheralded voices in 1994. But really, he was already long gone.

Two of the biggest rock stars of the '70s filming a comedy inspired by the legend of Dracula. What could go wrong?

Harry Nilsson's decade-long recording career with RCA records will be packaged in a comprehensive artist box set scheduled for a June 30 release.

Diane Lampert, the prolific pop songwriter whose extensive list of credits included songs recorded by the Beatles and Harry Nilsson, has passed away at the age of 88 after suffering heart failure in a Manhattan hospital.

Harry Nilsson was one of a kind. Ace songwriter, amazing singer and outrageous drinking comrade to the stars are just a few of the fine things on his resume. In 1971, he recorded an album called 'The Point,' which accompanied an animated film of the same name. Just in time for the holidays, MVD has just released the 'Definitive Collector's Edition' of 'The Point.' The film has been remastered and

Stevie Wonder broke the silence recently on a jam session that happened in March of 1974 featuring himself, John Lennon, and Paul McCartney. It happened in March of 1974 at L.A.'s record plant, and marked the last time that John and Paul entered a studio since the 1969 sessions for Abbey Road...