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Randy Newman, Trouble in Paradise

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1335023

Disk length: 40m 4s (12 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1983

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. I Love L.A. 3:31
2. Christmas In Cape Town 4:23
3. The Blues 3:04
4. Same Girl 2:54
5. Mikey's 2:12
6. My Life Is Good 4:38
7. Miami 4:07
8. Real Emotional Girl 2:31
9. Take Me Back 4:10
10. There's A Party At My House 2:52
11. I'm Different 2:34
12. Song For The Dead 3:01

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Review

He's written some of the thorniest, darkest vignettes ever tucked into the verses and chorus of a pop song, but Randy Newman's greatest commercial successes have come with his most ephemeral material. "Short People" was a throwaway, albeit a terrific one, but it catapulted him onto pop charts and generated controversy among dim-bulbs who didn't realize he was kidding. Dwarfing that hit (pun intended) was "I Love L.A.," which has become an anthem despite the squalor of its imagery and Newman's hilarious inclusion of some of the ugliest thoroughfares imaginable in his litany of glorious local streets. Trouble in Paradise thus derives much of its familiarity from this one romping gag, yet its best songs tilt toward Newman's darker side, none more so than "Christmas in Capetown," which reconstructs the holiday through the eyes of an Afrikaner racist. Ho, ho, ho. --Sam Sutherland

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Trouble in Paradise

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 40m 4s

Trouble in Paradise

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 40m 7s (+0m 3s)

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