1941

Recorded/Published: June 12, 1967

Pandemonium Shadow Show/Aerial Ballet/Aerial Pandemonium Ballet

Tom Northcott had a minor hit with his cover of ^"1941^". Others who recorded versions of the song include Alan Price and Billy J. Kramer.

"When I started '1941', I wanted to write a song revolving around a number. So I thought I'd write a song about a year. First I tried '1944'. It didn't work. Then I tried '1941'. Yes, it clicked! Originally, I had planned it to be a war song." -- Harry Nilsson

That'll Be The Day

Film producer David Puttnam was impressed by the song "1941" and asked writer Ray Connolly to create a screenplay based on it. The film, That'll Be the Day, starred David Essex and Ringo Starr.

Credits:

Arranger:	George Tipton
Producer:	Rick Jarrard
Publisher:	Beechwood Music Corporation
Songwriter:	Harry Nilsson
Vocals:	Harry Nilsson

Albums:

	All Time Greatest Hits {CD}
	The Best of Nilsson {Japanese CD}
	The Collection
	Everybody's Talkin' - The Very Best Of Harry Nilsson {CD}
	Greatest Hits {CD}
	Greatest Hits {Japanese CD}
	Legendary {CD}
	Life Line: The Songs of Nilsson 1967-1971
	Lullaby In Ragtime - The Very Best of Nilsson Vol. 2
	Harry Nilsson's Greatest Hits
	One: The Best Of Nilsson
	Pandemonium Shadow Show {Promotional}
	Pandemonium Shadow Show {Monophonic LP}
	Pandemonium Shadow Show {Stereophonic LP}
	Pandemonium Shadow Show {US CD Reissue}
	Pandemonium Shadow Show {Japanese CD Reissue}
	Pandemonium Shadow Show / Aerial Ballet / Aerial Pandemonium Ballet {CD}
	Personal Best - The Harry Nilsson Anthology {CD}
	Personal Best - The Harry Nilsson Anthology {Cassette}
	The Very Best of Harry Nilsson

Variations:

	"1941"
	"1941 {Aerial Pandemonium Ballet}"
	"1941 {New Nilsson Songs}"

Other Recordings:

Artist:	Tom Northcott [Info]
Artist:	George Burns [Info]
Artist:	The Kojacks [Info]
Artist:	John Randolph Marr [Info]
Artist:	Alan Price [Info]
Artist:	Billy J. Kramer [Info]
Artist:	Patty Pravo [Info]