The best advise I can offer, Luca, is to check the forums here (as well as the main site's news section) occasionally for any updates on official downloads.

Just realized that there was at least one alternate photo for this, the 'Daybreak' 45rpm single... Not sure if this has ever been used for promoting 'Flash Harry,' but this is one of four similar shots I have in my archives...

tarff26:

could very well be happening in 2010 hopefully not at Hampden or Murrayfield though when was the last time he played up here, out of interest?

From what I can gather, Paul has not played in Scotland since 1990.

James Rowat:

I came across a winner in a Google competition with a 15 year old girl saying how inspired she was by John. I think it's a very good logo. What do you think? Oh, and if you want to look at it more closely, go on google and click the logo. There's a list of winners there.

15 years old? That's so cool! Thanks for posting that one James.

That's so cool! You're playing Nilsson for your little guy there. Congratulations by the way! I mean, he's gotta love 'The Point,' eh? I'll never forget watching the original telecast in the early 1970's which featured Dustin Hoffman's narration, long before Ringo did it for the home video release. I did have the chance to let Harry know how much I loved his theme, 'Best Friend,' from the television show, The Courtship of Eddie's Father. We were talking about whether or not there existed a clip of him singing the song from some t.v. appearance and unfortunately there doesn't seem to be one in existence. I'll counter the shot you've posted from the 'Only You' promo. I have some B&W's from that. Other stuff to follow when time permits.

Wendy2066:

While I'm at it, another time, some time ago, when they had Ann Murray interviewed, they showed a picture of her with John Lennon. He told her she had done the best cover of a Beatle's song he'd heard. (You won't see me).

It's nice to know that many Canadian musical artists have shown great respect for The Beatles over the years and in some cases, have created wonderful cover versions of their songs.

I wish I could tell you who the photographer of this fantastic photo is but unfortunately, I do not know off hand. One thing Harry had asked of me when he had learned that I was into photography, was to make some copies of his pictures. This is one of my favourites and it must have been a great moment to have been present. The photo was taken inside the offices of the Capitol Records tower, in Hollywood. It may have been 1973 when Harry joined Ringo on top of the tower in the promotional film for 'Only You.' [Click for larger pic.[/color">](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v63/SillyLoveSongs/harryringo1.jpg]<span style=)

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Indeed, remembering George Harrison today.

Well thanks for making this dedicated Nilsson thread kapoo. Glad you like the pic and biz card - I'll dig out some more images along the way. We did exchange phone calls a few times and somewhere I have a message from him to me on a cassette. The last time I saw Harry was '89 I think. To be honest, I don't know many details of that whole mess which turned up in the early 1990's. I learned bits about it after Harry's passing. I felt so bad for Una and their kids. Oh yeah, 'Telephone.' I may have seen it but to be honest, I don't remember it. Sorry Whoopie. Harry had some fun stories but I can't really share them. No no no, well, no.