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Randy Newman has emerged as one of the most important com-posers and songwri ters in popular music. His r ise Írom "cul t idol"s latus to his current internat ional recognit ion as a gi f ted performerand composer has been chÍonicled by al l forms oÍ media, as wel l asby fel low art ists.

Commercial ly, Newman is best known as the wri ter oÍ hrt songssuch as "lvlama Told Me Not To Come," recorded by Three DogNight, and " l Think l t 's Going To Rain Today," recorded by JudyCol l ins and Dave Van Ronk, among others. Over the lasl f ive years,Randy Newman songs have appeared on albums by inteÍpreters asdiverse as Art Garfunkel , Ringo Starr , Barbra Streisand, EttaJames, Joe Cocker, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt and Sonny Terry &Brownie McGhee. Newman also received a great deal o{ attentionfor his work on the soundtrack of f\,4ick Jagger's Pertormance, inwhich he conducted, sang and accompanied himself on piano on"Gone Dead Train."

Born in New Orleans, Newman moved to Cal i Íornia with his fami ly atan ear ly age At 6 he began playing piano. At 12 he díove headlonginto muslc theory, a study which he later cont inued at U.C.L.A.Three of Newman's uncles, Al Í red. Lionel and Emil , are much re-spected conductors and f i lm score composers ( in 1972, Newmanpremiered Sai l Away at New York's Phi lharmonic Hal l wi th Emilconduct ing, he debuted Good Old Soys at the At lant ic Phi l -harmonrc). From his decept ively s imple piano accómpanimênts tohis masterÍul use of fu l l orchestra, Randy Newman's music is deeplyentrenched in Americana. Slrains of Steohen Foster. blues andcountry riffs, a sophisticated use of rhythm and rhyme that echoesthe show tunes and classic pop bal ladry oÍ PoíteÍ and Gershwin andHart (Newman, in Íact , began his career wri t ing glossy Br i l l Bui ld ingtype pop tunes) underl ie his work. Many oÍ his songs deal wi thordinary people in ordinary si tuat jons (he once said that what hereal ly does is put short stor ies to music), but no wri ter in contem-porary music has managed to carve out a persona! niche in qui te theway Randy Newman has. And none has been able to get lo the coreoÍ a s i tLrat ion, establ ish a locale, character and mood (with a turn ofphrase or loLrch of the truly bizarre), wi thin the framework oÍ a threeninute song in qui te the way Randy Newman can.

From his debut album, Randy Newman, down through í2 Songs,Randy Newman Live,Sail Away andGood Oíd Boys, Newman'sworkhas earned both cr i t ical acclaim and an ever growing, ever loyalaudience. Little C minals is no exception. From the title track ("lt'sabout a junkie who wants lo go with these guys on a robbery andthey don' t want him to go . . . " ) to "Sigmund Freud's lmpersonat ionOf Albert Einstein In America" (written for the movie version ofRagt ime), to "Short People" (" . . . they don' t deserve to l ive") ,Newrnan has never been in better torm - lyr ical ly as wel i asmusical ly. ïh is fol io contains more rock n'rol l than in his prevrousefÍorts, which should be a pleasant surprise for long-time Newmanians.

Although he's appeared on Midnight Speciai and Saturday NightLlve, Randy Newman's been making himself scarce these past fewyears. With a nat ional tour set, that should change. Like Ll t l le&iminals i t s worth the wait .

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They got l i t t le handsLit t le eyesThey walk aroundTe l l in ' g rea t b ig l iesThey got l i t t le nosesAnd t iny l i t t le teethThey wear platform shoesOn their nasty l i t t le feet

Wel l , I don' t want no short peopleDon't want no short peopleDon't want no short people'Round here

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Hard t imes in the c i ty Mi lk the cow, s lop the p igsIn a hard town by the sea Sweeping out the chicken houseAin ' t nowhere to run to Dr ink in ' wh iskey in the barnThere ain' t nothin' here for f ree

Goodn igh t lad iesHooker on the corner Sorry i f I stayed too longWai t in ' fo r a t ra in So long i t ' s been good to know youDrunk ly in 'on the s idewalk I love the way I s ing tha t songSleep in ' in the ra in

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And they hide their faces I love the way I s ing that songAnd they hide their eyes'Cause the ci ty 's dyin'And they don ' t know why

Oh, Ba l t imoreMan, i t 's hard just to l iveOh, Balt imoreMan, i t ' s hard jus t to l i ve

Get my sister SandyAnd my l i t t le brother RayBuy a b ig o ld wagonTo hau l us a l l away

Live out in the countryWhere the mounta in 's h ighNever comin' back here'T i l the day I d ie

Oh, Ba l t imoreMan, i t ' s hard jus t to l i veOh. Ba l t imoreMan, i t ' s hard jus t to l i veJust to l ive

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I have been a desperadoRaped and pillaged 'cross the plainSo, l 'm go in ' to Ar izonaJust a r ider in the rain

He's a r ider in the rainHe's a r ider in the rainAnd l 'm go in ' to Ar izonaHe's a r ider in the rain

Oh, my mother 's in St. LouisAnd my bride's in TennesseeSo, l 'm go in ' to Ar izonaWith a banjo on my knee

He's a r ider in the rainHe's a r ider in the rainAnd l 'm goin' to ArizonaHe's a r ider in the rain

Used to work in Uncle's feed storeWhile he was f ight in ' in the warNow, l 'm goin' to ArizonaAin' t gonna work for him no more

l 'm the son of the prair ieAnd the wind that sweeps the plainSo, l 'm goin' to ArizonaJust a r ider in the rain

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Little CriminalsWhat you wanna come back here for?Thought you're with your uptown fr iends

Don ' t need none o f your junk ie bus inessYou gonna screw us up again

Get your blackjack off my tableGet your coat out of my rackWe don't need you ' round here, jerk-off

Chuck, I want you off my back

'Cause we've almost made i tWe've almost made i tWe've almost made i t to the top

Got a gun from Uncle FreddyGot a stat ion al l picked outGot a plan and now we're readyGonna take tha t s ta t ion ou t

So you go on 'bout your bus'nessYou just leave us folks aloneWe don't need no two-bi t junkie

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'Cause we've almost made i tWe've almost made i tWe've almost made i t to the top

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We l ie beneath the autumn skyMy l i t t le golden gir l and IAnd she l ies very st i l lShe l ies very st i l l

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Sing a sad song for a good manSing a sad song for meSing a sad song for the sailorA thousand miles from the sea

Here I am alone on the plainSun's going downIt's sta"ting to rainPapa, we' l l go sai t ing

l ' l l be homel ' l l be home

When your nights are troubledAnd you're al l a loneWhen you're feel ing downAnd need some sympathyAnd there's no one else aroundTo keep you companyRemember, babyYou can always count on me

l ' l l be homel ' l l be homel ' l l be homel ' l l be homel ' l l be home

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l ' l l be homel ' l l be homel ' l l be home

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ln the year of nineteen f iveMerely try ing to surviveTook my knapsack in mY handCaught a train for Switzer land

America, AmericaGod shed his grace on theeYou have wh ipped the F i l ip inoNow you rule the western sea

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And Afr ican appendages that almost reach the ground

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Here come the black-and-whitesHere come the motorcyclesListen to those engines roarNow they ' re do in ' t r i cks fo r the ch i ld renOh, they look so niceLooks l ike angelsHave come down from ParadiseJol ly coppers on parade

Oh, mamaThat 's the l i fe for meWhen l 'm grownThat 's what I 'm gonna be

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Kathleen, Kathleen, KathleenThe best one in the worldKathleen, Kathleen, Kathleenl 've always been crazy about l r ish gir lsl 've always been crazy about l r ish gir ls

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyHey, hey, hey, hey, heyCome what mayHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyl'm gonna take you away, away

Kathleen, Kathleen, Kathleenl 've searched through al l the worldI dream of you, Kathleenl 've always been crazy about l r ish gir lsl 've always been crazy about l r ish gir ls

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