Randy Newman Videos

The greatest movie soundtrack ever.

  This compilation made here in the month of March 2009. The sad part, this is the month I lost my job of 31 years. The good part - My music pulls me through.  This podcast starts off very scary but don t worry - I took care of the matter . My gems here is a song by Randy Newman ( Randy is one artist I really enjoy ) and your either gonna love it or hate it and A mash up of Blondie OCLOCK IN THE AM - SWATI MY LUCKY DAY - BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN POTHOLES - RANDY NEWMAN YOU ARE THE BEST THING - RAY LaMONTAGNE IN THE EYE - SUSANNE VEGA THE FRESHMAN  (Acoustic ) -  THE VERVE PIPE ONE WAY OR ANOTHER - BLONDIE RAPTURE RIDERS - BLONDIE Vs. THE DOORS LOVE HER MADLY - THE DOORS GHOST OF PERIDITION - PEPI GINSBERG Sound bites include ::::::::: Mickey - Excerpt from the song by Toni Basil Record scratch - Sound Effect You wouldn t say No to a lady                - Sound Bite from Lisette Veria & Groucho Marx Boston Music Montage - WBCN Radio Sound Bite WBCN - Bigger than a breadbox - Radio I.D.  From 1970

  If it keeps on rainin , levee s goin to break, If it keeps on rainin , levee s goin to break, When The Levee Breaks I ll have no place to stay. When it came to hurricane provisions I was always one of those people who chuckled at the sight of watching shoppers fill their carts with water and canned goods.  It would never happen here right? Those people were just paranoid, buying up all the water and making the lines at the gas stations too long at every mention of a hurricane. Then along comes Katrina. Here is my tribute and remembrance of these terrible days in New Orleans, La., in August - LIKE A HURRICANE ( Unplugged )- NEIL YOUNG STORMY MONDAY - LEE MICHAELS WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS - LED ZEPPELIN HERE COMES THE FLOOD - PETER GABRIEL LOUISIANA 1927 - RANDY NEWMAN WAKE ME UP WHEN SEPTEMBER ENDS - GREEN DAY SUICIDAL DREAM ( Acoustic ) - SILVERCHAIR TROUBLE - RAY LAMONTAGNE BAREFOOT CHILDREN - JIMMY BUFFET Sound Bites include - In The News Week Of August 28th 2005 - Sound Bite -Computer Hurricane Katrina To Hit Gulf States - Sound Bite from Eleanor Hall Stormy Night - Song Sound Bite from Leroy Carr Hurricane Katrina Hit The Gulf States - Sound Bite from Eleanor Hall KKND (New Orleans-New Rock-The End) - Radio I.D. ( Has Been Edited Short) Correction on Podcast I mention Hurricane Bob                                        / The correct name is Hurricane Bill. ↑ Grab this Headline Animator

  One of my favorite compilations I ever put together is showcase here and on Part 2. This one is a fun one and moves from mellow to a toe tapper. This is a great episode to present to your backyard parties. We will go from the love experience, to getting yourselves into a heavenly nirvana. Then we get to your backyard s time to party ! Happy 4th of July weekend, here in 2009. Happy Birthday America who is 233 years old ! Warning  !!!!!!  This episode and Part 2, should be played LOUD !!! Also please note Randy Newman tune is rated (R) Tunes includes :::: ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE - THE BEATLES PASS IT ON - THE CORAL HEAVEN - LOST LONELY BOYS HEAVEN RIGHT HERE - JEB LOY NICHOLS MY PARTIES - DIRE STRAITS THERE S A PARTY AT MY HOUSE - RANDY NEWMAN PARTY DOLL - BUDDY KNOX HERE FOR THE PARTY - GRETCHEN WILSON AIN T NOTHIN BUT A HOUSE PARTY - THE J. GEILS BAND WORLD DANCE PARTY - THE FOOLS SIMPLE MAN - SHINEDOWN HEAD ROOM - 10cc ANOTHER WHITE DASH - BUTTERFLY BOUCHER Sound Bites include :::::: All you need is love - Sound Bite from  Moulin Rouge Ain t got shit to do - Sound Bite WROL 1490 in Knoxville - Radio Jingle KFML in Denver ( Share a Pipe I.D.) - Radio I.D.  

On this edition of All Songs Considered, host Bob Boilen talks with Carrie Brownstein (Monitor Mix blogger), Stephen Thompson (editor for Song of the Day), and Robin Hilton (All Songs producer and host of Second Stage) about the year in music. What were the biggest surprises of 2008? What were the best new bands, or the best songs? Listen and let us know what you think by joining the NPR online community, and sharing your comments.

Dave getâs heckled, by a student. Maui is such a paradiseâthereâs machetes in the road, the islandâs on fire and it takes an hour to get out of Kihei. We hope theyâre serving jumbo shrimp at the Free Speech Zone in Denver. Uh, sorry to nitpick, but Obamaâs not the first African-American to run for president for a national party. Iâll give you a hintâit rhymes with DickFinney. Hey! Thereâs some great independent music on this podcast â buy some of it! Music: Salif Keita â Nyanafin Del Close and John Brent â Vocabulary Building Marie Queenie Lyons â You Used Me Clarence Williams â Take Your Black Bottom Dance Outside Southpaw Jones â The Cruelty of Teenage Girls Dave Baddylan â The Protest Song Tiki Tiki Bamboooos â Shark Next Door Randy Newman â Harps and Angels

Filed under: Animation, Disney, Family Films, Movie Marketing, Trailers and Clips I'm as big a fan of Pixar movies as anyone, but I honestly miss the old-fashioned 2-D style animation from Walt Disney. I think there's definitely room for both hand-drawn and computer animated films, because as brilliant as movies like Toy Story, Ratatouille and Wall-E may be, they're a completely separate kind of filmmaking from the traditional Disney films. They shouldn't be compared to nor should they replace the kind of beloved fairy tale classics we've enjoyed from the Mouse House for 70 years. So, before commenting on the new teaser trailer for The Princess and the Frog (available here if the YouTube version is removed), let me just say, welcome back, 2-D! OK, so what do I think? Well, upon seeing the New Orleans setting, my first response was unfortunately one of fear: what if Disney one-ups its Hunchback of Notre Dame pole-dance debacle with a scene involving Mardi Gras beads? Well, obviously Disney knows better than to be so blatantly naughty, though I wouldn't doubt that animators will find some way to slip in a hint of Big Easy-style debauchery.Continue reading Disney's 'Princess and the Frog' Gets a Teaser Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen talks with several reviewers about the CDs they're most looking forward to coming this Summer. Hear sneak previews of new music from Beck, Randy Newman, solo work from Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes, Kimya Dawson (the singer behind the Juno soundtrack), the Hold Steady, Missy Elliott and more. Guests for the program are: Stephen Thompson (editor for NPR's Song of the Day), Amy Phillips (Senior Editor for Pitchforkmedia.com), and Bruce Warren (Assistant General Manager for programming at WXPN and Executive Producer for World Cafe.

Faith's "Rain" Dance (1280x720) from bladerunner71 on Vimeo. Dance performance to 'I Think It's Going to Rain Today' (a Randy Newman cover sung by Katie Melua). Cast: bladerunner71

Hear a sneak preview of CDs due out this spring, including new music from My Morning Jacket, Shearwater, Elbow, Wolf Parade, and more. All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen talks with Stephen Thompson, curator for NPR's Song of the Day, KEXP DJ Cheryl Waters, and The Current DJ Mark Wheat about the releases they're most looking forward to in the coming weeks.

March 1983 springs forth with more stories from the NPR archives including a look at President Reagan's new high tech missile defense program and celebrating the 50th anniversary of FDR's famous fireside chats. Also hear NPR's Ira Flatow discuss a new emerging digital technology for listening to music, AND try out a few new pick up lines from 1983. All that and more...

Kick off the new year (1983 that is) with a look back at President Reagan's State of the Union address with a special guest appearance by Robert Krulwich and Doreen, the singing mouse. Plus, coincidentally, the birth of Apple computer's first mouse, a farewell to the TV Series MASH and an interview about Randy Newman's album "Trouble in Paradise."

Reggae music from Randy Newman posted 1 year ago.

FEATURED SHOW: PANTLOAD Friday February 10, 2006 TIME: 128:30 - 51.5 MB SHOW #541 mp3 - Two hour plus extravaganza -An interview and music from Guns and Roses Lead Guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal! Another classic Michael meltdown. A terrible accident. Chris loses something which is most precious. Diabetes. Michael's Super Bowl outing. Strange names for food. Music from Rada. Those dumb protests over stupid Mohammed cartoons. We have a news report on location from Afghanistan. . Fortune cookies and how they lie. More e-mail. A song has been banned from the state of Maryland.