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Harry Nilsson-"Mr. Richland's Favorite Song/One" (1971) (1/7)

Published November 30, 2010

Views 183K  |  Likes 1.48K  |  Comments 150
Views#5,263,761Global
Views#821,193Unknown country

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MAMsMom97MAMsMom97
29.2K subs•142 videos•Jan 2008

This video has 183K views and 1.48K likes, ranking #5,263,761 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

183,128

Likes

1,480

Comments

150

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Total (all-time): $128 – $366

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The opening to Harry's wonderful TV special, "The Music of Nilsson," he taped for the BBC in 1971. The performances on this TV special showed Harry at his best, performing slower, more moving renditions of his best songs to date, back when his voice was only colored by brandy and cigarettes (and maybe an acid trip or t…

Published
November 30, 2010
Made for kids
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