Harry Nilsson - Me And My Arrow

Review by Donna Peach

Me And My Arrow is a 1971 album by the American singer-songwriter Harry Nilsson. The album features the hit single "Me And My Arrow," which was also used as the theme song for the animated film The Point!.

The album is a mix of pop, rock, and folk influences, showcasing Nilsson's versatility as a musician. The songs range from the upbeat and catchy "The Puppy Song" to the melancholic and introspective "Think About Your Troubles."

Nilsson's signature falsetto vocals are on full display throughout the album, and his songwriting is both clever and poignant. The album also features a number of impressive instrumental arrangements, including the use of brass and strings on "The Town (Narration)" and the haunting piano and organ on "Are You Sleeping?"

Summary by Donna Peach

Me And My Arrow is a classic album that showcases Harry Nilsson's unique talent and songwriting prowess. It's a must-listen for fans of 70s pop and rock music.