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- CD Reviews: Songbook Vol. 1
Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews the new CD from Randy Newman on NPR's "Fresh Air."
http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=1550357
- Warm Summer Breezes And Randy Newman, 14 June 2004
Jay Mouton of the Chattanoogan reviews Randy's performance with the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Orchestra: "It seems that I cannot recall the world of music without Randy Newman’s name involved with it. I can’t claim to be a 'fan,' but I’ve enjoyed his few forays into the Top 40 over the years, and from time to time a friend has played another song or two. Yes, I’ve seen some of the movies that have featured his scores and songs, but I didn’t really make the connection. I didn’t make the connection until last night."
"Warm Summer Breezes And Randy Newman" at the Chattanoogan.
- Songbook Vol. 1, The Observer, 21 September 2003
Could any other songwriter tackle infanticide, racism and religious bigotry and still make you laugh? Sean O'Hagan doesn't think so. [Five out of five stars]
The Guardian's Review
- Songbook Vol. 1, The Independent, 26 September 2003
Randy Newman's debut release for Nonesuch is the first of a projected three-volume retrospective of his repertoire, re-recorded by the songwriter to the sole accompaniment of his piano. [Four out of five stars]
The Independent's Review
- Songbook Vol. 1, All Music Guide, 30 September 2003
Between 1977 and 1988, Randy Newman seemed bound and determined to prove he could be a pop star, which is no small task when your voice is froggy, wear glasses, and your favorite themes are racism and insensitivity. [Four stars]
The All Music Guide's Review
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