Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin' (1968)

Harry Edward Nilsson III (June 15, 1941 - January 15, 1994), known professionally as Nilsson, was an American singer-songwriter who achieved the peak of his commercial success in the early 1970s. His work is characterized by pioneering vocal overdub experiments, returns to the Great American Songbook, and fusions of Caribbean sounds. A tenor with a 3½ octave range, Nilsson was one of the few major pop-rock recording artists of his era to achieve significant commercial success without ever performing major public concerts or undertaking regular tours.[2] The craft of his songs and the defiant attitude he projected remains a touchstone for later generations of indie rock musicians.

[@scatdad]

I am a postal worker and many years ago I delivered a piece of mail to Harry and he answered the door and I will never forget it it was just before he passed away nice man

[@bubbajones7486]

Midnight Cowboy.

[@patricksmith4424]

That's nice to know.

[@Cosmicladybug]

My Dad loved Harry Nilsson, especially this song, he was a medic in the Vietnam war, born in 1948, he would have been 74 in 2 days. I lost him 11 years ago and I play this song and sing along as if he is right here with me. I won’t let him leave my love behind ❤️

[@jcheck6]

So sorry to hear about your father. He would be one year older than me.

[@facilitator1031]

1947 and still here

[@riteshshukla5605]

😍

[@carlosjosearaujoguara5711]

Aqui no Brasil, eu ouço e gosto muito desta música.

[@kinky_Z]

Jeez... that's a little scary. I'm 74 now and yeah... at some point, your life ends. Sigh... I just want to live long enough to watch the US explode in 2024... lmao!

[@red3635]

I was 18 years old when this song was released. The Vietnam war was raging on and I was scared that I would be drafted. I had a beautiful girlfriend. Hearing Nilsson’s incredible voice singing this incredible song takes me back to 1968 and a pivotal time in my life. Thank you Nilsson. I wish you were here with us

[@chrisfudge433]

I bet he doesn't LOL

[@zs5002]

Thanks Jim

[@willy325]

What happened with the girlfriend? Were you drafted?

[@begonagarcia8947]

Tenía 18 años y corria el año 1970. Vivía en España bajo el yugo de Franco, de la Iglesia Católica y de una familia disfuncional. Me marché de casa, me fuí a Paris. Allí trabajaba de "femme de ménage", vivía en una "chambre de bonne", me matriculé en Sociología en la Facultad de Vincennes y fui feliz. Desde el día, muy especial por cierto, en que vi la película y escuché esta canción creo que pocos días de mi vida he dejado de escucharla. Y a veces en bucle. Me pone la sangre hirviendo y me inyecta vida.

[@scootergeorge9576]

@@chrisfudge433 - "I bet he doesn't LOL" - What is that supposed to mean? He passed away almost 28 years ago!

[@lydiawilliams255]

I close my eyes and let this music flood over and through me and I'm not 70 I'm 18 again. Just graduated from high school with my whole life ahead of me. Where has the time gone?

[@travellingsoldier5018]

Done gone slip slidin' away is where. Altogether too much fun back then but what a ride.

[@1jonque]

Dear Lydia, your words touch me deeply. Your words are my own. And Soldier is correct... damn, it has been one hell of a ride. I'm going now to hear George Burns sing I Wish I Were Eighteen Again... and the tears that want to fall now... will flow. May I close with a saying from the old times... Peace. (No one uses that word that way anymore... not even me, and I use to use it all the time. We need it now... more than ever.)

[@sallyweinreich5769]

Absolutely✌💖🤘

[@ronniethompson2679]

brilliant im 64 love this

[@gregorydiatchenko8464]

I wonder the same thing. I long for those days.

[@michelelomartire_634]

one of the best things about 74 years old,Is the fact that i lived my teenage years in the 60,s that Is priceless and I am grateful!!!

[@willie6185]

72 years old here. Loved and miss the good old days

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Indeed ,me too

[@johnalison2444]

Think we've seen the best dear friend

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

@@johnalison2444 no doubt about it

[@Verschlimmbesserung]

I envy you.

[@angelafuentes5891]

I'm only 52 but as a child in the 70's, my mom played this song all the time. She's 74 and her health is failing. It takes me back when I was a tot living in our 2 bdrm apt. Dad always at work or fishing so that gave me a lot of time with her. My mother made me love all kinds of music. This one is one of my favorites. ❤

[@tellwel3767]

Recognizable. Same memories of those days with the family. Beautiful times❤

[@johnnyerblues]

(Is my Hubby account) I Hope ypu're Mommy fells well fine now. Sending hugs.

[@angelafuentes5891]

@@johnnyerblues Thank you for your kind words. ❤

[@chantalparisi3950]

Moi le disque que j ai eu de mon papa x mes 18 ans je sortais de l hopital operation de l appendicite belle chanson

[@patrickhamill2847]

You are more a child of the 80s wishful thinking on your behalf I think.

[@silvioantonio5798]

Música pra ouvir com a alma alguém ouvindo em 2024 deixa um joinha❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@daveberry2177]

this is fantastic, i am 63 and living a fantastic life, anyone out there that feels the same,

[@johnbruno7614]

Who's still listening to this great song during the 2021 and 2022 pandemic? Or in 2024 because you just love this classic.

[@GIBKEL]

ME

[@jriding3986]

I just listened to it cos I thought there was going to be more to it at the end. Now realise it was sent to piss me off....FAT CHANCE.

[@butterflylady8875]

Me, me, me! August 8, 2020 opening of the Lions gateway portal today👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰🌻🕊❤️❤️❤️

[@johnbruno7614]

@@butterflylady8875 Yay. 💓👍

[@GIBKEL]

Michelle Stolz -your response got me snooping. Never heard of this day and I am a Leo. What a brilliant song. Its almost as if took on the persona of Glen Campbell when he wrote and performed this gem. It’s been way too long since I heard it and makes up for the trauma I suffered as a result of “Like A Rhinestone Cowboy.” It’s a long story but suffice to say, 8 track singles should have been banned by bus companies in the early 70’s. That’s all I have to say on that subject.

[@KarlvsKoppenheimmer]

I´m here in 2023 after 50 years... RIP Harry Nilsson

[@leohannan1362]

I was only nine years old. We had arrived in LA from Boston and were moving to California for a change of scenery. We were driving in the car and l heard this song. I get reminded of the miles of orange 🍊 groves as we cruised beside them. One thing is, that when l hear this, l get transported back California. I love to play this and other early seventies songs. 🎵 ❤

[@aqueenslander]

Waiting for a departure date in 1970 for emigration to sunny Queensland Australia, this was the song that kept us going. Leaving dreary winter in England "going where the sun keeps shining" and where "the weather suits my clothes" was an anthem that we have never forgotten. Yes we "skipped over the ocean like a stone". After 51 years....still no regrets! Thank you Nilsson RIP

[@isaacrobison1040]

This song was perfect for midnight cowboy.

[@arymonem]

That was one of my dad’s favorite movies!

[@pennykloter1614]

Hey, I'm Walkin' Here!!!

[@claudioaparecidolovatoteta1762]

saudades desse tempo.se pudesse fazer voltar atrás

[@Lush1965]

Isaac Robison I always cry at the end of Midnight Cowboy

[@raymondpiper8294]

Great movie.Forgot that one till now just going to look for it again.

[@paulsmith8212]

Harry Nilsson was unbelievable. His singing range , his style , he was a real force back in the day . So talented, his best friend John Lennon advanced him $5 Million dollars when the record company turned him away . Harry Nilsson left us much to early as well as his friend, John Lennon. God bless both of these two .

[@jamesbond7425]

Nilsson died 14 years after Lennon was assassinated. Can't blame Lennon

[@stuartoneill2663]

Did he get his money back ?

[@paulsmith8212]

KoivuTheHab The people who have to comment, when it’s a really stupid one line comment or so it’s most likely these people were born 20-30 years later than the subject but know just about everything. Fairy tale? You probably just read one last night, Junior.

[@jamesbond7425]

@KoivuTheHab Maybe it was spell check. It happens to.

[@stuartoneill2663]

The worlds in turnoil and knobheads complain about a spelling mistake?........get a life

[@penzman]

I was born in 1963 and I think we were privileged to hear the most beautiful music ever written from the late 50's to late 70's.

[@richardalexander4300]

I was born in 1953 and I enjoyed the music more than anything, still do !! My kids love it, and grandchildren too !!!

[@Wellch]

I am the same way.

[@patmosrevelation5250]

And that, kids,is how it’s done; it’s called “talent”

[@brentpreller6557]

No. They had talant.✌

[@royboy4571]

Well that’s patronising!

[@MrEss-ld3sw]

Uh...that’s called “lip-synching”

[@juliocaesaralcaraz9891]

No borrowing of anything

[@stephengorin2685]

Harry Nilsson was an enormous and sadly underappreciated talent. That is, by the public at large. Fellow musicians and songwriters held him in high regard.

[@dennisxavier9513]

The time when musician and singer were not role models, but their music was.

[@898792]

Id say that can still be true today

[@theresag1969]

Wow, you said the 64 thousand dollars truth.

[@patriciafrei792]

Take me back to where the weather suits my clothes

[@dannyboy2751]

They're still not but only worse today 🙄

[@dennisxavier9513]

@@dannyboy2751 I couldn't agree more. 😄👍

[@hosscartwright8925]

68 the year I was born.Great music

[@katiegray5965]

I miss the 60’s and 70’s times was good back then music was good 😌 life was good

[@johnbruno7614]

Yes your 100% correct Katie. And unfortunately never to be like that again. SAD 😥 But great comment glad you're listening. 👍💓

[@johnbruno7614]

@@freedomisbrightestindungeons Good point Shay. 👍💓😊

[@Charccy]

You're absolutely right m8, not because we've been young then, but because the world was still "right in the head".

[@glevumguy7850]

The difference is back then society had values. Today values are something to be torn down and trashed. What does science call this process; entropy.

[@SuzyQ1956]

Best years of my life, I loved the 60’s and 70’s

[@blissfields8192]

What a voice! One of the greatest vocal performances of all time.

[@seahawknproud66]

This was my grandpa’s song I play it for him when I go to cemetery and talk to pap

[@phaedrussmith1949]

Nice.

[@yolandajohnson8685]

yes!!! I love stories like this. Your grandpa had good taste in music. This is surely one of my favorites.

[@charliebowman785]

Lucky you. I never knew my father's father. Great Guy with such a high human quality. Congrats.

[@jimgag2]

seahawknproud66 That’s such a nice pr

[@sesaarinen]

Great to hear! Bless him and you

[@LazyIRanch]

In the early 70s, when my friends were buying "Tiger Beat" magazines and swooning over David Cassidy, my heart belonged to Harry. It still does! My first love (and only "true" one) reminded me a lot of Harry, and he also loved his music. "The Lottery Song" was OUR song; he was a plumber and we did save up and take that Summer trip to Vegas... and we were very happy for 8 years. Unfortunately, like Harry, Bert died way too soon. We were going to be married that year. 31 years ago, and I'm still not "over" him.

[@flyingchariot9080]

Lazy I Ranch, U will meet again....:-) Best!

[@LazyIRanch]

@@flyingchariot9080 I hope so! I still dream about him. Thank you for your kind words!

[@craigm2484]

Hey just from what I just read in your comment you sound like one Awesome lady. Peace..

[@MrSilicon605]

U r such a solid sweet gal....long joyful life to u dear

[@mjt2231]

Tiger Beat 😝😝😝 I forgot about that

[@The5Leeses]

I was eight years old when this came out but it certainly made a profound impact on me. Harry-one of the greatest.

[@drumminsonlive9199]

I have always felt this song was kind of haunting...

[@Doors067]

Its haunting because he feels isolated, he talks about where he is going so there is hope but he hasnt left yet. The northeast is my home and i left here for a bit, this song hit me hard one day... and so i moved back

[@petemavus2948]

I always loved this song and often felt people "talking at me" and not to or with me but more themselves, beliefs or perceptions whether true or not. A note to self would occur where I could navigate my own reality while not becoming scripted or constrained by other people's fears or limitations.

[@zorancankovic3220]

Nice Cover of Fred Neal dong

[@petemavus2948]

@@zorancankovic3220 He covered his dong? LOL

[@AMERICANLEGENDModelBuilder]

Maybe because of a mental illness!

[@materials1000]

Although Harry is no longer with us, I could listen non-stop to this beautiful song these days, all day long. He was so amazing. Love from Taiwan in 2022.

[@clairelivefreeordie2551]

Wonderful footage of this American classic by Harry himself...what a treasure, thank you!

[@rudywobito8514]

A masterpiece.

[@mjimeno100]

Everybody's talking at me I don't hear a word they're saying Only the echoes of my mind People stopping, staring I can't see their faces Only the shadows of their eyes I'm going where the sun keeps shining Through the pouring rain Going where the weather suits my clothes Banking off of the northeast winds Sailing on a summer breeze And skipping over the ocean like a stone I'm going where the sun keeps shining Through the pouring rain Going where the weather suits my clothes Banking off of the northeast winds Sailing on a summer breeze And skipping over the ocean like a stone Everybody's talking at me Can't hear a word they're saying Only the echoes of my mind I won't let you leave my love behind No, I won't let you leave I won't let you leave my love behind

[@patriciadepaula3667]

Shout out to the late song writer/singer, Fred Neil from Coconut Grove FL & the coffee houses The Flick & The Gasslight for this great 60's song.

[@lizzie2103]

Thanks love

[@rayc9899]

@Geneva K the best....so simple and deep....stay safe, Geneva

[@Shena2526]

Thank you so much for sharing. Bless you. 🤲💥

[@talesfromtheleashexpatdogl1426]

This is exactly what I did in January 2021 during the pandemic. I left the US and moved to Mexico!

[@mikebeeton4982]

Ah, back then, we couldn't hardly believe these terrible conditions projected in the film , Thank goodness we live here with our NHS system. Little did we know in just over fifty years hence, we'd be in a very similar situation , homeless, unemployed down and out folk sleepin' rough, just like depicted in this film ! Hoping for better times for all !

[@jeremybond9606]

Absolutely timeless! Relevant, tuneful, soulful a masterpeice! Harry Nillson an amazing voice and a wonderful song writer

[@tamaramadison7563]

I love this Song Harry Nillson voice is Amazing

[@58joana]

This is a Fred Neil song. His version, or rather the original, is even better!

[@58joana]

@@rsmith8434 and sometimes we have to agree that the original is better. In this case, certainly!

[@michelez715]

Fred Neil wrote a nice song, and his voice was nothing special. It took Nilsson to make the song a classic, with his very individual timing and perfect vocals. He have it great emotional feeling, which I never felt in Fred Neil's rendering.

[@NoelBorgesdeCarvalho]

We're speaking here of one of the most amazing movies ever.

[@Hampton_Doubleday_Jr]

Sort of, though the movie came three years after the song's release.

[@scotsnead8972]

Born June 15, 1941. Happy birthday Harry

[@cazamilfs8945]

Didn't You see stupid he died on 94 jeeezzz

[@stevesalisbury8206]

@@cazamilfs8945 Happy birthday to Harry anyway. Gone but not forgotten. Rip

[@blancarugerio39]

Megalodon Morrison 🙄

[@zzsender1724]

Same age as Boris Johnson's Dad !!

[@kimvaughan2140]

I got the 15 June too but 18 years after!

[@blairsterling6141]

Fabulous song. Theme song to the greatest of all movies, " Midnight Cowboy". Starring Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight, the incredible movie won BEST picture in 1969. Everyone should see this show. Absolutely genius !!!

[@zoja66]

❤❤❤❤❤beste film,alle tijden groetjes

[@Jamiecbailey]

This song is painfully heartfelt.

[@markponn9622]

This Song has to be one of the Top Ten Recorded Songs of all time. ❤

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Can’t ever surpass the great music from this era in my opinion

[@stephanieredden8861]

Boy! Talking about a song that everyone can relate to. It's always been a favorite of mine.

[@A-Nobody]

First heard this as an extremely young boy back in the 60s . Captivated me then and still to this day. Timeless.

[@karenreardon5398]

I was a big fan of Harry Nilsson back in the day. I still am. He had a magnificent voice and is gone way too soon. So sorely missed.❤

[@Penabby]

I grew up listening to Nilsson because of my Step Father. We also loved the point, had the album and loved the animation movie. He was so talented. Still love him now

[@garyk.nedrow8302]

Nilsson and the song are both fabulous, as the many comments attest, but also note the superb orchestration and high quality production. Not many songs get this royal treatment. Superb all around.

[@joejohnson6321]

I was 5 yrs-old in 1970 and I remember my 1st grade teacher playing this song at lunch recess and it's been my life story for the last 50 yrs.

[@stuartjohnson7527]

same here,

[@jonsewell6925]

64, and love this. It was different back then.

[@darrellmfume4505]

the Orchestration arrangements/Violins, take this song to another level.

[@rtg4522]

One of the greatest recording artists of all time RIP

[@paulleclair8239]

I met Harry at a Beatlefest convention. What a wonderful time it was to listen to him talk about his career and the times he spent with John. R.I.P. Harry

[@charlottepogue4813]

74yo here. And, we seem to know the words to all the songs. We were so lucky.

[@billgeorgesr1457]

God I could go back to those times in a heart beat Iam 74 years old now and l lost my beautiful wife Susan of 48 years ago I remember the Highschool dances The carsRiding around in my. 57 Chevy with my.girl There will never be a time like that again for young.teen ages Truly a time gone by

[@baronroaster404]

I hope you're doing well, Bill

[@georgesedares8036]

There will never be another great like Nilsson. He was in a class of his own !

[@WildWing-wl7nj]

That's one of the greatest songs ever recorded.

[@vickijohnson9704]

I was a teenager still trying to figure out life when this song came out. My idea of heaven will be when I can hear all the great songs like this and not have a care in the world. "I'm going where the sun keeps shining through the pouring rain." He didn't have a father around when he was growing up and he grew up poor. He became famous and then all his money got embezzled by a heartless person. I hope he's in heaven hearing us all rave about him and his songs.

[@billywalkabout5076]

I was badly wanted in Vietnam I was home in the hospital I was hoping I get better soon but it took a long time I was more than 67 and I every time I hear this song brings back those memories good and bad and you know something I do it all over again again

[@tjodogify]

One of the most under rated artist ever bec of stage fright … if I had his voice I’d be strutting like Tina Turner .. he was GREAT and this song will never grow old ..

[@AvoidsPikes-]

I'm so mad that this man is not still with us. He was talented.

[@scottsanders3594]

Don't be mad. Be grateful he was ever with us.

[@GG-xu1yn]

Beautiful music from a troubled soul - thank you for being here, Harry ! ! !

[@babiedelrey222]

this song makes me so emotional and idk why

[@kevinmurphy8857]

Wow what a great song by legend singer harry. Rest in peace. You will be remembered for year's ahead to come especially with this song and all other songs especially without you

[@petecarr6144]

I was living in Germany as an Army Brat in 1968. Beat Club was on German TV. I saw this on their show. Good times👍

[@luzmariavalerdi7328]

Melodía maravillosa, como muchas más de esa época, lo mejor de lo mejor

[@seabreeze4339]

What a memory

[@silviosampa3934]

Congratulations

[@sneakypete62]

Fred Neil wrote this, his version is good too. Sweet melancholic masterpiece takes me back to my youth.

[@frencissaliru9733]

I loved this song from the very first time I listened to it, by then, I didn´t speak English😆, same thing happened to me with A Whiter Shade of Pale and dozens more.....still love them, and will love them forever...

[@dianawheeler3741]

So glad that I grew up in the greatest eras that we’ve ever had!!! Our music is priceless!

[@JD-te9tj]

WHAT AN AMAZING VOICE,I'M CRYING NOW

[@bobthedistroyer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fV69dX6fp8-Ena8. This should move you also

[@Biboche23]

How i love Harry Nilsson❤ He’s one of best songwriters ever. this is one of my all time favorite songs. I remember watching Midnight Cowboy growing up and falling in love with it subsequently discovering Harry’s music

[@geoffreylogsdon162]

It is a wonderful performance but this song was written by a folk artist named Fred Neil. He was even more of a character than Harry.

[@patricklarry6645]

This song puts you in a trance.

[@jessicaterrystykes6874]

God this is as good as it gets. All of the sudden obsessed with this song.😊

[@shzamyo]

He is so young here. Always love his music.

[@davidhubbert9253]

Tears in my eyes for the beauty of this classic song.

[@landers3700]

Harry R.I.P. and Thank You for making this world a better place through your talents.

[@stand4righteous]

Lol. I’m Black, born in 1962 and I love this song. RIP Harry ❤️

[@geoffbradley1236]

Cool guy with an amazing voice. I hung out with him in the 80's a few times. Some great talks at a local watering hole

[@markponn9622]

One of the best songs of the Sixties and beyond.

[@ileanagarcia6397]

I loved this song, I love too much, and I listened since a chort time, I do not stop to listen... one hundred times, I learned her letters!!!. But I was born on 70, I loved this melody and each time I dream with this music, the best of legacy of Harry Nilsson, he will lives in my heart for ever and ever!!!!🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵🎼💗💙💙💚💛💗🧡❤

[@joshuatrees797]

Just gorgeous. Soul-wrenching gorgeous.

[@markwalker6673]

this is called a no bullshit performance absolutely beautiful

[@BardiaSaeedi]

Except its lip syncing

[@thegreenbird795]

@@BardiaSaeedi that was the current technology...

[@sthomasond]

Harry was the best singer ever to walk this earth

[@motomorini3428]

This song tugs at my heartstrings more than most. Harry was a multidimensional singer, but this was my favorite. Remember Lime in The Cocoanut? That man could do it all. Harry called the doctor and woke him up. :)

[@FleaChristenson]

My dad had his greatest hits on vinyl. I’d pop it on the record player, put the headphones on and listen over and over. This and Sound of Silence were my favorites in the late 70’s, early 80’s.

[@edgardobravo7351]

One of the best songs of the swinging 60's.

[@rigobertozambrano8824]

esta es la cancion de sueño metrae recuerdo de mi niñes

[@richardalexander4300]

Among many !!! The 60s and 70s produced unequal music for everyone !!!

[@albertobastos3021]

52 anos se passaram, e estou tendo o prazer de ouvir essa música,, ,,muito gratificante !

[@victoriaruiz1428]

I miss him!! Amazing man I want to cry

[@RJ-fz7il]

Wow takes me back to a very happy time in my life along with the Beatles "Hey Jude" when my daughter was born, life was simple and easy then.

[@robertpeck6916]

The album Neilson smeilson is a masterpiece, top 10 album of all time, give it a listen!!!

[@richardalexander4300]

I spot on!! I was a young Marine in NAM, I bought the cassette through the PX. I just loved it. Among others, that period of music was/is unequaled !!! The weed in NAM matched the music !!! Dam what a time.

[@richardalexander4300]

You, was supposed to be first word !!

[@richardalexander4300]

@@arlingtonhynes Yes, that is his best Album.

[@arlingtonhynes]

@@richardalexander4300 There is no album by that name.

[@richardalexander4300]

@@arlingtonhynes Yes, it is !!! The song "The lime and the coconut" and "Without You" come from that album. It has a black and white cover. You can bring it up on UTUBE.

[@simondutton9907]

A true genius...thanks for cheering me in these troubled times.

[@marcosarruda2502]

Sou de 1964, mas amo essas músicas. Não há comparação com as de hoje. ❤️❤️

[@rickster5120]

When TALENT was all that mattered

[@lisaheisey6168]

For me, this song always brings back a particular moment in time. I remember this song playing on the radio when I was a toddler, on an overcast day, at my grandmother's house.

[@joseantoniogonzalezsanchez1321]

🌹🌹🌹

[@just4music687]

That's so beautiful, thank you for sharing that. I was also just a tot when it came out, and share a fond nostalgia for that time. And for some reason, an overcast day puts me in mind of this music; being in the house instead of playing outdoors...maybe because back then it was an actual act to play an LP on the stereo, or to turn the radio on and have it fill the house, instead of just pressing "play" on the appendages we've grown i.e. our smart phones. xoxo

[@lisaheisey6168]

@@just4music687 Thank you. And yes, I agree. At my nan's house, the radio was what she listened to only her music on, and if the stereo was on then it was my aunt's or uncle's music playing. So many of my earliest music memories are attached to a particular moment in time, such as where I was, what kind of day or night it was, etc.

[@joshtalbert2007]

Was this song in the croods trailer or something?

[@kennyspaghetti4329]

First time I heard this song was actually on an episode of Futurama. It was just a small sample, but it was so good that it made me look up the whole song and it's been in my top 5 favorite songs since. Harry passed away some time ago but his voice still reaches people decades later. That always says a lot when someone's passion and talent lives on even after they're long gone. RIP to Harry.

[@markboller4313]

This guy has a truly beautiful angelic voice. I love this song. ❤❤❤

[@eduardo_corrochio]

Song's still haunting, still beautiful, still meaningful. One of the best.

[@diptipatel525]

*Such beautiful music, and the year we arrived to this beautiful country, life was good, and it just kept getting better.*

[@dianeclay7368]

Now that a good story welcome to the USA hope you come in peace.

[@slydoll7877]

@@dianeclay7368 I assumed he meant Australia!

[@dianeclay7368]

well isn't Australia out side the. Us. 🇺🇸. I got a f in history.

[@exmarine268]

One of the best singers of all time.

[@katherynmckinney2649]

Yes I would listen to this every day words are have so much truth

[@keithm1493]

I’m with you Katheryn. Is it maybe what we wish for ourselves?? Going where the weather suits my clothes.....banking off of a northeast wind.....

[@valfalzarano6228]

I was 15 when Midnight Cowboy was released. Harry wasn't exactly chart stopping stuff but I was hooked. What a voice. What a talent. Love you Harry.

[@dalewolf9684]

His singing of Without You was a #1 hit song that topped the charts ...

[@RobertoHernandez-fu2di]

Excelente canción , una voz única. Great music, great memories. Greatings.

[@tony1961chl]

Cuando escuchas ésta canción y ves la película , quisieras estar en esa época de los 60's en donde había de todo como hoy, pero menos maldad , había libertad , y eras feliz con cosas sencillas, una hermosa canción con una voz muy especial, gracias .

[@rigobertozambrano8824]

como sellama la pelicula de esa cancion porfavor desirmlo

[@judithriquelme1767]

Siiiiiiiii, en esos años éramos niños felices y con tan poco, éramos pobres pero felices jugábamos hasta con tierra hacíamos tortas de barro, y si llovía salíamos a la calle a mojarnos y no nos pasaba nada, ahora las mamás a todo le temen. Nos compraban ropa solo para el 18 de septiembre o en navidad si es k había dinero si no, no. Los zapatos nos duraban toda la temporada de colegio y la ropa nos la iban heredando de hermano en hermano. Comíamos sanos no había mucho así k comíamos lo k hubiera y pan solo nomas y de bbdas. ni hablar se compraban solo para la ocasión, aguita para pasar la sed o agua con harina tostada y de postre frutas solamente, nada de postre en envasados. Ay me desahogue JiJiJi Saludos desde Chile y k tiempos aquellos k no volverán 😷😷😷😷🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@samuelaugustofloresaragone3680]

respaldo completamente tus palabras ,,,era una época solo de felicidad

[@samuelaugustofloresaragone3680]

@@judithriquelme1767 toda la razón para ti

[@irvingsanchez9273]

@@rigobertozambrano8824 Midnight Cowboy

[@carolinefarrelly1880]

Who's listening to this song in the middle of this pandemic, and it takes your mind of everything for a few moments.

[@anthonymead4359]

He could really sing - the range unbelievable. The song and the singer were good enough to be number one hit material. Yet, here in the UK it hardly broke into the top thirty.

[@ronniebishop2496]

I could actually sing this. The revolution of music.!

[@loseyourwings]

Makes me wanna drop everything I’m doing and run until I find that happiness were all searching for

[@stephanbernhardt5722]

Das ist der Sommer von 1969 ❤❤❤ Diese Musik..

[@kimlefebvre9728]

❤❤❤I love all the oldies songs and this song I love. It reminds me of the good old days when I was younger. All the oldies from the 60s and the 70s I love more easy to sing and dance to.