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RandyNewman has emergedas one of the most importantcom- RANDYNEWMAN posersand songwriters in popularmusic. His rise Írom "cult idol" slatusto hiscurrent international recognition as a giftedperformer andcomposer has been chÍonicled by all forms oÍ media, as well as byfellow artists.

Commercially,Newman is best knownas the writeroÍ hrtsongs suchas "lvlamaTold Me Not To Come,"recorded by ThreeDog "l Night,and Thinklt's GoingTo RainToday," recorded by Judy Collinsand Dave Van Ronk, among others. Over the lasl five years, RandyNewman songs have appeared on albumsby inteÍpretersas diverseas Art Garfunkel,Ringo Starr,Barbra Streisand, Etta James,Joe Cocker, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt and Sonny Terry & BrownieMcGhee. Newman also received a greatdeal o{ attention for his work on the soundtrackof f\,4ickJagger's Pertormance, in whichhe conducted,sang and accompanied himself on pianoon "GoneDead Train." "RandyNewman's music Bornin New Orleans, Newman moved to CaliÍorniawith his family at is deeplyentrenched in anearly age At6 hebegan playing piano. At 12he díove headlong Americana." intomuslc theory, a studywhich he latercontinued at U.C.L.A. Threeof Newman'suncles, AlÍred. Lionel and Emil,are muchre- spectedconductors and film score composers (in 1972, Newman premieredSail Away at New York'sPhilharmonic Hall with Emil conducting,he debutedGood Old Soys at the AtlanticPhil- harmonrc).From his deceptively simple piano accómpanimênts to hismasterÍul use of full orchestra, Randy Newman's music is deeply entrenchedin Americana.Slrains of SteohenFoster. blues and countryriffs, a sophisticateduse of rhythmand rhymethat echoes theshow tunes and classic pop balladry oÍ PoíteÍ and Gershwin and Hart(Newman, inÍact, began his career writing glossy Brill Building typepop tunes)underlie his work.Many oÍ his songsdeal with ordinarypeople in ordinarysituatjons (he once said that what he reallydoes is putshort stories to music),but no writerin contem- porarymusic has managed to carve out a persona!niche in quite the wayRandy Newman has. And none has been able to getlo thecore oÍa sitLration,establish a locale,character and mood (with a turnof phraseor loLrch of the truly bizarre), within the framework oÍ a three ninutesong in quitethe way RandyNewman can.

Fromhis debut album, Randy Newman, down through í2 Songs, RandyNewman Live,Sail Away andGood Oíd Boys, Newman'swork hasearned both critical acclaim and an evergrowing, ever loyal audience.Little C minalsis no exception.From the titletrack ("lt's abouta junkiewho wantslo go with theseguys on a robberyand theydon't want him to go . . . ")to "SigmundFreud's lmpersonation Of AlbertEinstein In America"(written for the movieversion of Ragtime),to "ShortPeople" (". . . they don'tdeserve to live"), Newrnanhas neverbeen in bettertorm - lyricallyas weli as musically.ïhis foliocontains more rock n'rollthan in hisprevrous efÍorts,which should be a pleasantsurprise for long-timeNewman ians.

Althoughhe's appearedon MidnightSpeciai and SaturdayNight Llve,Randy Newman's been making himself scarce these past few years.With a nationaltour set, that shouldchange. Like Lltlle &iminalsit s worththe wait. Gontents

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Shortpeople got no reason Short peoplegot nobody Shortpeople got no reason Short peoplegot nobody Shortpeople got no reason Short peoplegot nobody To live To love

Theygot little hands They got little baby legs Little eyes And they standso low 'em Theywalk around You got to pick up Tellin'great big lies Justto sayhellcl Theygot little noses They got little cars And tiny little teeth That go beep,beep, beep Theywear platform shoes They got little voices On their nastylittle feet Goin' peep,peep, peep They got grubbylittle fingers Well,I don't want no short people And dirty littleminds Don't want no short people They'regonna get you everytime Don't want no short people 'Round here Well,I don't want no shortpeople Don't want no short people Shortpeople are just the same Don't want no shortpeople 'Rouncl As you and I here (A fool suchas l) All menare brothers Until the day they die (lt'sa wonderfulworld)

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Beat-uplittle seagull He'swaitin' for somerain to fall On a marblestair He'swaitin' for the mailto come Tryin' to f ind tlre ocean He'swaitin' for the dawn again Lookin'everywhere Old manon the farm

Hardtimes in the city Milk the cow,slop the pigs In a hardtown by the sea Sweepingout the chickenhouse Ain't nowhereto run to Drinkin'whiskey in the barn Thereain't nothin' herefor free Goodnightladies Hookeron the corner Sorry if I stayedtoo long Waitin'fora train So longit's been good to know you Drunklyin'on the sidewalk I lovethe way I singthat song Sleepin'in the rain So long it's beengood to know you And they hide their faces I lovethe way I singthat song And they hide their eyes 'Causethe city's dyin' And they don't know why

Oh, Baltimore Man,it's hardjust to live Oh, Baltimore Man,it's hard just to live

Get my sisterSandy And my little brother Ray Buy a bigold wagon ó To haulus all away

Liveout in the country Wherethe mountain'shigh Nevercomin' back here 'Til the day I die

Oh, Baltimore Man,it's hard just to live Oh. Baltimore Man,it's hard just to live Justto live

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Got a gun in my holster l'm the sonof the prairie Got a horse between nry knees And the wind that sweepsthe plain And l'm goin'to Arizona So,l'm goin'to Arizona Pardonme boys, iÍ you please Justa rider in the rain

I havebeen a desperado I'm a rider in the rain 'cross Rapedand pillaged the plain l'm a riderin the rain So,l'm goin'to Arizona And he'sgoin'to Arizona Justa rider in the rain Justa rider in the rain

He'sa rider in the rain He'sa rider in the rain He'sa rider in the rain He'sa rider in the rain And l'm goin'to Arizona And l'm goin'to Arizona He'sa rider in the rain Just a rider in the rain

Oh, my mother'sin St. Louis And my bride's in Tennessee So,l'm goin'to Arizona With a banjo on my knee

j He'sa rider in the rain He'sa rider in the rain And l'm goin'to Arizona He'sa rider in the rain

Usedto work in Uncle'sfeed store Whilehe wasfightin' in the war Now, l'm goin'to Arizona Ain't gonnawork for him no more

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LittleCriminals

Whatyou wannacome back herefor? Thoughtyou're with your uptown friends Don't neednone of your junkiebusiness You gonnascrew us up again

Get your blackjackoff my table Get your coat out of my rack 'round Wedon't needyou here,jerk-off Chuck,I want you off my back

'Causewe've almost made it We'vealmost made it We'vealmost made it to the top

Got a gun from Uncle Freddy , Got a stationall pickedout Got a planand now we'reready Gonnatake that stationout

'bout So you go on your bus'ness You just leaveus folks alone Wedon't needno two-bit junkie Screwin'upour happyhome

'Cause we'vealmost made it We'vealmost made it We'vealmost made it to the top

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In Germanybefore the war Therewas a man who owned a store In nineteenhundred thirty-four In Diisseldorf Andevery night at five-o-nine He'dcross the parkdown to the Rhine He'dsit thereby the shore

I'm lookingat the river But I'm thinkingof the sea Thinkingof the sea Thinkingof the sea 3 l'm lookingat the river But l'm thinkingof the sea

A littlegirl haslost her way Withhair of gold and eyesof gray Reflectedin his glasses As he watchesher ' A littlegirl haslost her way Withhair of gold and eyesof gray

l'm lookingat the river But l'm thinkingof the sea Thinkingof the sea Thinkingof the sea

Welie beneath the autumnsky My littlegolden girl and I Andshe lies very still Shelies very still

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HereI am lost in the wind 'Round l'll be home in circlessailing l'll be home Like a ship that nevercomes in Standin'by myselÍ Whenyour nightsare troubled And you're all alone Singa sadsong for a good man Whenyou're feelingdown Singa sadsong for me And needsome sympathy Sing a sadsong for the sailor And there'sno one elsearound A thousandmiles from the sea To keep you company Remember,baby HereI am aloneon the plain You can alwayscount on me Sun'sgoing down It's sta"ting to rain l'll be home Papa,we'll go saiting l'll be home l'll be home l'll be home l'll be home

Whereveryou may wander Whereveryou may roam You come back And l'll be waitinghere for you 'Cause no one elsewill everlove you The way I do l'll be hereto comfort you And seeyou through

l'll be home l'll be home l'll be home

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The world of scienceis mY game And Albert Einsteinis mY name I wasborn in Germany And l'm happyto be Herein the land of the braveand the free

ln the yearof nineteenfive Merelytrying to survive Took my knapsackin mY hand Caughta train for Switzerland

America,America God shedhis graceon thee You havewhipped the Filipino Now you rule the westernsea

Americansdream of gypsies,I havefound And gypsyknives and gypsYthighs That pound and pound and pound and pound And Africanappendages that almostreach the ground Little boys playingbaseball in the rain

America,America Stepout into the light You'rethe bestdream man hasever dreamed And may all your Christmasesbe white

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Herecome the black-and-whites Herecome the motorcycles Listento those enginesroar Now they'redoin'tricks for the children Oh, they look so nice Lookslike angels Havecome down from Paradise Jolly copperson parade

Oh,mama That'sthe life for me Whenl'm grown That'swhat I'm gonnabe

They'recomin'down the street They'recomin' right down the middle Look how they keep the beat 'Comin' to the heartof the city Oh,it's all so nice Lookslike angels Havecome down from Paradise Jollycoppers on parade

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Sittin'with the fat man Tryin'to geta loan Talkin' about the horses And the womenthat we'veknown

He wasspittin' on the sidewalk Squintin'into the sun Greetin'allthe people Smilin'ateveryone

"Hey I said listen,fat man I just can't get a break Must I rraymy whole life long For just one mistake?"

"My brother'sin the armedforces My sisteris in jail Won't you giveme fifty dollars So I can pay her bail?"

"You He said can't Íool the fat man No,youcan't fool me You'relust a two-bit grifter And that'sall you'll everbe"

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Kathleen(Catholicism Made Easier)

There is a courtyard here in Chicago Down by the river where no one goes We could be marriedthere in the courtyard By this old Spanishpriest that no one knows And he'll say "Nel blu,dipinto Dipintodi blu Felicede stare Di starelassir" That meansyou lovehim And he lovesyou "Piu bel ci sono Ci seltu"

Kathleen,Kathleen, Kathleen The best one in the world Kathleen,Kathleen, Kathleen l'vealways been crazy about lrishgirls l've alwaysbeen crazy about lrishgirls

Hey,hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey Comewhat may Hey,hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey l'm gonnatake you away, away

Kathleen,Kathleen, Kathleen l'vesearched through all the world I dreamof you, Kathleen l'vealways been crazy about lrish girls l'vealways been crazy about lrishgirls

Wordsand Music by Randy Newman CopyrightO 1977 HiqhtreeMusic I nternational CopyÍr9ht Secured All Rights Reserved 60 Kathleen(Catholicism Made Easier)

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