Newman, Randy

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	12 Songs Used - Vinyl - RS 6373 1970 White Label Promo Housed In A Textured Cover. Jacket Is VG++. The Glossy LP Appears Unplayed. Features Ry Cooder. more
	12 Songs New - Vinyl - 6373 Sealed 1970 LP, Probably A 2nd Issue. more
	12 Songs New - Vinyl - RS 6373 Sealed 1970 Heavy Vinyl, Textured Cover Original. Features Ry Cooder. A 5 Star Rarity. more
	12 Songs Audiophile - Vinyl - 27449 Limited Edition 180gm HQ Reissue Taken From The Original Master Tapes. Only Released In Germany In The Mid-1990s. Shrink Wrap Intact With Gold Hype Sticker. LP Appears New, Unplayed. First Copy We Have Had In Stock In 12 Years! more
	12 Songs Used - Vinyl - RS 6373 1970 White Label Promo With Textured Cover. 1A/1A Stampers. Glossy, Unplayed Condition. Radio Station Timing Strip On Front Cover. “On His Debut Album, Randy Newman Sounded As If He Was Still Getting Used To The Notion Of Performing His Own Songs In The Studio (Despite Years Of Cutting Songwriting Demos), But Apparently He Was A Pretty Quick Study, And His Second Long-Player, 12 Songs, Was A Striking Step Forward For Newman As A Recording Artist. While Much Of Randy Newman Was Heavily Orchestrated, 12 Songs Was Cut With A Small Combo (Ry Cooder And Clarence White Take Turns On Guitar), Leaving A Lot More Room For Newman's Fats Domino-Gone-Cynical Piano And The Bluesier Side Of His Vocal Style, And Randy Sounds Far More Confident And Comfortable In This Context. Newman's Second Batch Of Songs Were Even Stronger Than His First (No Small Accomplishment), Rocking More And Grooving Harder But Losing None Of Their Intelligence And Careful Craft In The Process. "Have You Seen My Baby?" And "Mama Told Me Not To Come" Are A Pair Of Sly, Updated New Orleans-Style Rockers (Both Of Which Would Be Much-Covered In The Coming Years); "Let's Burn Down The Cornfield" And "Suzanne" Are Subtly Ominous Tales Of Love And Sex. "My Old Kentucky Home" Is A Hilarious And Quite Uncharitable Look At Life In The Deep South (Another Theme That Would Pop Up In His Later Work). Newman's Humor Started Getting More Acidic With 12 Songs, But Here Even His Most Mordant Character Studies Boast A Recognizable Humanity, Which Often Make His Subjects Both Pitiable And All The More Loathsome. Superb Material Brilliantly Executed, 12 Songs Was Randy Newman's First Great Album, And Is Still One Of His Finest Moments On Record.” more
	12 Songs New - Vinyl - RS 6373 Sealed 1970 Original Housed In A Heavy, Textured Cover. Features Ry Cooder. more
	12 Songs Audiophile - Vinyl - 7559-27449-1 Limited Edition 180gm HQ Reissue Taken From The Original Master Tapes. Only Released In Germany In The Mid-1990s. LP Appears New, Unplayed. more
	12 Songs Used - Vinyl - 6373 Late 1970s Pressing. more
	12 Songs Used - Vinyl - RS 6373 1976 US reissue with Warner logo in rim text. Light surface noise, most noticeably during run-ins. Good listen overall. Strong VG++ textured cover, very light fade. Fatures Ry Cooder, Clarence White, Gene Parsonsm Jim Gordon and Milt Holland to name a few. more
	Born Again New - Vinyl - HS 3346 Sealed 1979 Original. Custom Offensive Language Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Saw Cut. more
	Born Again Used - Vinyl - HS 3346 1979 Original LA pressing. Rring & edge wear. "Born Again" is the sixth studio album from acclaimed American singer-songwriter Randy Newman, released in 1979 by Warner Bros. Records. Known for his satirical songwriting and distinctive voice, Newman uses "Born Again" to deliver pointed social commentary wrapped in his trademark blend of dark humor and sophisticated piano-driven pop. The album features tracks such as "It's Money That I Love" and "The Story of a Rock and Roll Band," both of which showcase his ability to lampoon contemporary culture and the music industry with wit and irony. Despite its sharp lyricism and inventive arrangements, "Born Again" did not achieve the commercial success of some of Newman’s earlier works, yet it has garnered appreciation over time for its boldness and honesty. The album’s cover, featuring Newman in clown makeup with dollar signs over his eyes, further underscores its themes of disillusionment with fame and materialism. For fans of classic rock, singer-songwriters, or those interested in the evolution of satirical music, "Born Again" stands as an essential, if underrated, entry in Randy Newman’s impressive discography. more
	Born Again Used - Vinyl - HS 3346 1979 US original, LA pressing. Born Again is Randy Newman’s 1979 album of sharp satire wrapped in glossy production. Known for its infamous cover art, the record takes aim at corporate greed, celebrity culture, and political hypocrisy with Newman’s trademark irony. Tracks like “It’s Money That I Love” and “The Story of a Rock and Roll Band” blend biting wit with catchy melodies, while ballads such as “Ghosts” show his more tender side. Though divisive at release, it stands as one of his boldest and most pointed works. more
	Born Again Used - Vinyl - HS 3346 1979 Original LA pressing. Rring & edge wear. "Born Again" is the sixth studio album from acclaimed American singer-songwriter Randy Newman, released in 1979 by Warner Bros. Records. Known for his satirical songwriting and distinctive voice, Newman uses "Born Again" to deliver pointed social commentary wrapped in his trademark blend of dark humor and sophisticated piano-driven pop. The album features tracks such as "It's Money That I Love" and "The Story of a Rock and Roll Band," both of which showcase his ability to lampoon contemporary culture and the music industry with wit and irony. Despite its sharp lyricism and inventive arrangements, "Born Again" did not achieve the commercial success of some of Newman’s earlier works, yet it has garnered appreciation over time for its boldness and honesty. The album’s cover, featuring Newman in clown makeup with dollar signs over his eyes, further underscores its themes of disillusionment with fame and materialism. For fans of classic rock, singer-songwriters, or those interested in the evolution of satirical music, "Born Again" stands as an essential, if underrated, entry in Randy Newman’s impressive discography. more
	Born Again Used - Vinyl - HS 3346 1979 Original. Cut Out Hole. Inner Sleeve Has Custom Sticker (Includes Catalog Number) Warning "May Contain Language That Is Offensive To Children." Appears Unplayed. more
	Born Again Used - Vinyl - HS 3346 1979 Original. Small Corner Ding And Light Edge Wear. more
	Born Again New - Vinyl - HS 3346 Sealed 1979 Original, With Hype Sticker On Shrink. more
	Born Again New - Vinyl - HS 3346 Sealed 1979 Original. Custom Offensive Language Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Saw Cut. more
	Born Again Used - Vinyl - HS 3346 1979 Original In Glossy, Unplayed Condition. more
	Good Old Boys New - Vinyl - MS 2193 Sealed 1974 Original. Features Ry Cooder, Red Callender, Milt Holland. Saw Cut. more
	Good Old Boys Used - Vinyl - MS 2193 Brown Promo Label. Features Ry Cooder, Red Callender, Milt Holland. more
	Good Old Boys New - Vinyl - MS 2193 Sealed 1974 Original. Features Ry Cooder, Red Callender, Milt Holland. Clean Cut Out Hole. more
	Good Old Boys New - Vinyl - MS 2193 Sealed Reissue, SC. more
	Good Old Boys Used - Vinyl - K 54022 1974 UK Original, CC. A1/B1 Stampers. more
	Good Old Boys New - Vinyl - MS 2193 Sealed 1974 Original. Features Ry Cooder, Red Callender, Milt Holland. 5 Stars. No Cut Outs! “Randy Newman's Songwriting Often Walks A Narrow Line Between Intelligent Satire And Willful Cruelty, And That Line Was Never Finer Than On The Album Good Old Boys. Newman Had Long Displayed A Fascination With The American South, And Good Old Boys Was A Song Cycle Where He Gave Free Reign To His Most Imaginative (And Venomous) Thoughts On The Subject. The Album's Scabrous Opening Cut, "Rednecks," Is Guaranteed To Offend Practically Anyone With Its Tale Of A Slow-Witted, Willfully (And Proudly) Ignorant Southerner Obsessed With "Keeping The N-----S Down." "A Wedding In Cherokee County" Is More Polite But Hardly Less Mean-Spirited, In Which An Impotent Hick Marries A Circus Freak; If The Song's Melody And Arrangement Weren't So Skillful, It Would Be Hard To Imagine Anyone Bothering With This Musical Geek Show. But Elsewhere, Good Old Boys Displays A Very Real Compassion For The Blighted History Of The South, Leavened With A Knowing Wit. "Birmingham" Is A Funny But Humane Tale Of Working-Class Alabamians, "Louisiana 1927" And "Kingfish" Are Intelligent And Powerfully Evocative Tales Of The Deep South In The Depths Of The Great Depression, And "Rollin'" Is Cheerful On The Surface And Troubling To Anyone Willing To Look Beneath It. Good Old Boys Is One Of Newman's Finest Albums; It's Also One Of His Most Provocative And Infuriating, And That's Probably Just The Way He Wanted It.” Mark Deming, AMG. more
	Good Old Boys Used - Vinyl - MS 2193 1974 Steamboat Label Original Still In Shrink. Slight Top Seam Wear. Vinyl Appears Glossy. more
	Good Old Boys Used - Vinyl - MS 2193 1974 Original. Features Ry Cooder, Red Callender, Milt Holland. 5 Stars. No Cut Outs! “Randy Newman's Songwriting Often Walks A Narrow Line Between Intelligent Satire And Willful Cruelty, And That Line Was Never Finer Than On The Album Good Old Boys. Newman Had Long Displayed A Fascination With The American South, And Good Old Boys Was A Song Cycle Where He Gave Free Reign To His Most Imaginative (And Venomous) Thoughts On The Subject. The Album's Scabrous Opening Cut, "Rednecks," Is Guaranteed To Offend Practically Anyone With Its Tale Of A Slow-Witted, Willfully (And Proudly) Ignorant Southerner Obsessed With "Keeping The N-----S Down." "A Wedding In Cherokee County" Is More Polite But Hardly Less Mean-Spirited, In Which An Impotent Hick Marries A Circus Freak; If The Song's Melody And Arrangement Weren't So Skillful, It Would Be Hard To Imagine Anyone Bothering With This Musical Geek Show. But Elsewhere, Good Old Boys Displays A Very Real Compassion For The Blighted History Of The South, Leavened With A Knowing Wit. "Birmingham" Is A Funny But Humane Tale Of Working-Class Alabamians, "Louisiana 1927" And "Kingfish" Are Intelligent And Powerfully Evocative Tales Of The Deep South In The Depths Of The Great Depression, And "Rollin'" Is Cheerful On The Surface And Troubling To Anyone Willing To Look Beneath It. Good Old Boys Is One Of Newman's Finest Albums; It's Also One Of His Most Provocative And Infuriating, And That's Probably Just The Way He Wanted It.” Mark Deming, AMG. more
	Good Old Boys New - Vinyl - ROGV-151 Sealed 2022 2LP Gatefold Reissue From Warner Music Group's "Run Out Groove". Mastering By Pete Weiss At Jade Cow Music Services & Lacquers Cut By Jeff Powell At Take Out Vinyl, Memphis TN. "Randy Newman's Songwriting Often Walks A Narrow Line Between Intelligent Satire And Willful Cruelty, And That Line Was Never Finer Than On The Album Good Old Boys. Newman Had Long Displayed A Fascination With The American South, And Good Old Boys Was A Song Cycle Where He Gave Free Rein To His Most Imaginative (And Venomous) Thoughts On The Subject. The Album's Scabrous Opening Cut, "Rednecks," Is Guaranteed To Offend Practically Anyone With Its Tale Of A Slow-Witted, Willfully (And Proudly) Ignorant Southerner Obsessed With "Keeping The N-----s Down." "A Wedding In Cherokee County" Is More Polite But Hardly Less Mean-Spirited, In Which An Impotent Hick Marries A Circus Freak; If The Song's Melody And Arrangement Weren't So Skillful, It Would Be Hard To Imagine Anyone Bothering With This Musical Geek Show. But Elsewhere, Good Old Boys Displays A Very Real Compassion For The Blighted History Of The South, Leavened With A Knowing Wit. "Birmingham" Is A Funny But Humane Tale Of Working-Class Alabamians, "Louisiana 1927" And "Kingfish" Are Intelligent And Powerfully Evocative Tales Of The Deep South In The Depths Of The Great Depression, And "Rollin'" Is Cheerful On The Surface And Troubling To Anyone Willing To Look Beneath It. Musically, Newman Dives Deep Into His Influences In Southern Soul And Also Adds Potent Country Accents (With The Help Of Al Perkins Pedal-Steel Guitar) While Dressing Up His Songs In Typically Expert String And Horn Arrangements. And Newman Assumes Each Character, Either Brave Or Foolish, With The Skill Of A Gifted Actor, Giving Even His Most Loathsome Characters Enough Depth That They're Human Beings, Despite Their Flaws. Good Old Boys Is One Of Newman's Finest Albums; It's Also One Of His Most Provocative And Infuriating, And That's Probably Just The Way He Wanted It." AMG Review By Mark Deming. more
	Good Old Boys Used - Vinyl - MS 2193 Beautiful 1974 Original. Features Ry Cooder, Red Callender, Milt Holland. 5 Stars. No Cut Outs! “Randy Newman's Songwriting Often Walks A Narrow Line Between Intelligent Satire And Willful Cruelty, And That Line Was Never Finer Than On The Album Good Old Boys. Newman Had Long Displayed A Fascination With The American South, And Good Old Boys Was A Song Cycle Where He Gave Free Reign To His Most Imaginative (And Venomous) Thoughts On The Subject. The Album's Scabrous Opening Cut, "Rednecks," Is Guaranteed To Offend Practically Anyone With Its Tale Of A Slow-Witted, Willfully (And Proudly) Ignorant Southerner Obsessed With "Keeping The N-----S Down." "A Wedding In Cherokee County" Is More Polite But Hardly Less Mean-Spirited, In Which An Impotent Hick Marries A Circus Freak; If The Song's Melody And Arrangement Weren't So Skillful, It Would Be Hard To Imagine Anyone Bothering With This Musical Geek Show. But Elsewhere, Good Old Boys Displays A Very Real Compassion For The Blighted History Of The South, Leavened With A Knowing Wit. "Birmingham" Is A Funny But Humane Tale Of Working-Class Alabamians, "Louisiana 1927" And "Kingfish" Are Intelligent And Powerfully Evocative Tales Of The Deep South In The Depths Of The Great Depression, And "Rollin'" Is Cheerful On The Surface And Troubling To Anyone Willing To Look Beneath It. Good Old Boys Is One Of Newman's Finest Albums; It's Also One Of His Most Provocative And Infuriating, And That's Probably Just The Way He Wanted It.” All Music Guide – Mark Deming more
	Good Old Boys Used - Vinyl - MS 2193 1974 US original, Santa Maria pressing. Good Old Boys is Randy Newman’s 1974 Southern gothic song cycle, blending sharp satire with deep empathy. With tracks like “Rednecks,” “Louisiana 1927,” and “Birmingham,” Newman paints vivid, often uncomfortable portraits of American life—mixing biting social commentary with tender storytelling. Orchestrated with rich arrangements and his trademark wit, it’s both provocative and poignant, cementing Newman’s place as one of America’s most fearless songwriters. more
	I Love L.A. / Take Me Back / The Blues / My Life Is Good Used - Vinyl - PRO-A-1097 Rare 4 Track Promo Only Label EP Featuring Backing Vocals By Lindsay Buckingham And Christine McVie. more
	Land Of Dreams Used - Vinyl - 25773 1988 Light Blue & Yellow Label Original In Glossy, Unplayed Condition. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve. Produced By Mark Knopfler. “Unlike His Contemporaries In The Singer/Songwriter Community, Randy Newman Has Displayed Little Interest In Writing About Himself, With Nearly Every Song In His Repertoire Set In The Voice Of Some Imagined Character. So 1988's Land Of Dreams Was Startling Because Its First Three Songs Formed A Triptych About Newman's Childhood; For The First Time On One Of His Albums, Newman Was Clearly Writing About His Own Life, And The Results Were Extraordinary. "Dixie Flyer" Tells How Newman And His Mother Came To Move From Los Angeles To New Orleans During World War II; "New Orleans Wins The War" Introduces Young Newman To The Issues Of Race In The Deep South As He Ponders The Odd Realities Of Life In "The City That Care Forgot"; In "Four Eyes," Cross-Eyed Newman Is Forced To Confront Responsibility (And Cruelty) For The First Time On His First Day In School.” Mark Deming, All Music. more
	Land Of Dreams Used - Vinyl - 25773 1988 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. Produced By Mark Knopfler. “Unlike His Contemporaries In The Singer/Songwriter Community, Randy Newman Has Displayed Little Interest In Writing About Himself, With Nearly Every Song In His Repertoire Set In The Voice Of Some Imagined Character. So 1988's Land Of Dreams Was Startling Because Its First Three Songs Formed A Triptych About Newman's Childhood; For The First Time On One Of His Albums, Newman Was Clearly Writing About His Own Life, And The Results Were Extraordinary. "Dixie Flyer" Tells How Newman And His Mother Came To Move From Los Angeles To New Orleans During World War II; "New Orleans Wins The War" Introduces Young Newman To The Issues Of Race In The Deep South As He Ponders The Odd Realities Of Life In "The City That Care Forgot"; In "Four Eyes," Cross-Eyed Newman Is Forced To Confront Responsibility (And Cruelty) For The First Time On His First Day In School.” Mark Deming, All Music. more
	Land Of Dreams New - Vinyl - 9 25773-1 Sealed1988 Original DMM Pressing With Saw Cut. Radio Promo Hype Sticker On Shrink. Produced By Mark Knopfler. “Unlike His Contemporaries In The Singer/Songwriter Community, Randy Newman Has Displayed Little Interest In Writing About Himself, With Nearly Every Song In His Repertoire Set In The Voice Of Some Imagined Character. So 1988's Land Of Dreams Was Startling Because Its First Three Songs Formed A Triptych About Newman's Childhood; For The First Time On One Of His Albums, Newman Was Clearly Writing About His Own Life, And The Results Were Extraordinary. "Dixie Flyer" Tells How Newman And His Mother Came To Move From Los Angeles To New Orleans During World War II; "New Orleans Wins The War" Introduces Young Newman To The Issues Of Race In The Deep South As He Ponders The Odd Realities Of Life In "The City That Care Forgot"; In "Four Eyes," Cross-Eyed Newman Is Forced To Confront Responsibility (And Cruelty) For The First Time On His First Day In School.” Mark Deming, All Music. more
	Land Of Dreams Used - Vinyl - 9 25773-1 1988 US original. Corner crease and tiny corner ding. Produced By Mark Knopfler. “Unlike His Contemporaries In The Singer/Songwriter Community, Randy Newman Has Displayed Little Interest In Writing About Himself, With Nearly Every Song In His Repertoire Set In The Voice Of Some Imagined Character. So 1988's Land Of Dreams Was Startling Because Its First Three Songs Formed A Triptych About Newman's Childhood; For The First Time On One Of His Albums, Newman Was Clearly Writing About His Own Life, And The Results Were Extraordinary. "Dixie Flyer" Tells How Newman And His Mother Came To Move From Los Angeles To New Orleans During World War II; "New Orleans Wins The War" Introduces Young Newman To The Issues Of Race In The Deep South As He Ponders The Odd Realities Of Life In "The City That Care Forgot"; In "Four Eyes," Cross-Eyed Newman Is Forced To Confront Responsibility (And Cruelty) For The First Time On His First Day In School.” All Music Guide – Mark Deming more
	Land Of Dreams New - Vinyl - 25773 Sealed 1988 Vinyl. Clean COH. First Sealed Copy We Have Seen In Four Years. Produced By Mark Knopfler. “Unlike His Contemporaries In The Singer/Songwriter Community, Randy Newman Has Displayed Little Interest In Writing About Himself, With Nearly Every Song In His Repertoire Set In The Voice Of Some Imagined Character. So 1988's Land Of Dreams Was Startling Because Its First Three Songs Formed A Triptych About Newman's Childhood; For The First Time On One Of His Albums, Newman Was Clearly Writing About His Own Life, And The Results Were Extraordinary. "Dixie Flyer" Tells How Newman And His Mother Came To Move From Los Angeles To New Orleans During World War II; "New Orleans Wins The War" Introduces Young Newman To The Issues Of Race In The Deep South As He Ponders The Odd Realities Of Life In "The City That Care Forgot"; In "Four Eyes," Cross-Eyed Newman Is Forced To Confront Responsibility (And Cruelty) For The First Time On His First Day In School.” Mark Deming, All Music. more
	Land Of Dreams New - Vinyl - 25773 Sealed 1988 Original Produced By Mark Knopfler. “Unlike His Contemporaries In The Singer/Songwriter Community, Randy Newman Has Displayed Little Interest In Writing About Himself, With Nearly Every Song In His Repertoire Set In The Voice Of Some Imagined Character. So 1988's Land Of Dreams Was Startling Because Its First Three Songs Formed A Triptych About Newman's Childhood; For The First Time On One Of His Albums, Newman Was Clearly Writing About His Own Life, And The Results Were Extraordinary. "Dixie Flyer" Tells How Newman And His Mother Came To Move From Los Angeles To New Orleans During World War II; "New Orleans Wins The War" Introduces Young Newman To The Issues Of Race In The Deep South As He Ponders The Odd Realities Of Life In "The City That Care Forgot"; In "Four Eyes," Cross-Eyed Newman Is Forced To Confront Responsibility (And Cruelty) For The First Time On His First Day In School.” Mark Deming, All Music. more
	Land Of Dreams Used - Vinyl - 25773 1988 Album With Gold Promo Stamp On Cover And Custom Inner Sleeve. Produced By Mark Knopfler. “Unlike His Contemporaries In The Singer/Songwriter Community, Randy Newman Has Displayed Little Interest In Writing About Himself, With Nearly Every Song In His Repertoire Set In The Voice Of Some Imagined Character. So 1988's Land Of Dreams Was Startling Because Its First Three Songs Formed A Triptych About Newman's Childhood; For The First Time On One Of His Albums, Newman Was Clearly Writing About His Own Life, And The Results Were Extraordinary. "Dixie Flyer" Tells How Newman And His Mother Came To Move From Los Angeles To New Orleans During World War II; "New Orleans Wins The War" Introduces Young Newman To The Issues Of Race In The Deep South As He Ponders The Odd Realities Of Life In "The City That Care Forgot"; In "Four Eyes," Cross-Eyed Newman Is Forced To Confront Responsibility (And Cruelty) For The First Time On His First Day In School.” Mark Deming, All Music. more
	Land Of Dreams New - Vinyl - 25773 Sealed 1988 Original Produced By Mark Knopfler. Small Saw Cut. “Unlike His Contemporaries In The Singer/Songwriter Community, Randy Newman Has Displayed Little Interest In Writing About Himself, With Nearly Every Song In His Repertoire Set In The Voice Of Some Imagined Character. So 1988's Land Of Dreams Was Startling Because Its First Three Songs Formed A Triptych About Newman's Childhood; For The First Time On One Of His Albums, Newman Was Clearly Writing About His Own Life, And The Results Were Extraordinary. "Dixie Flyer" Tells How Newman And His Mother Came To Move From Los Angeles To New Orleans During World War II; "New Orleans Wins The War" Introduces Young Newman To The Issues Of Race In The Deep South As He Ponders The Odd Realities Of Life In "The City That Care Forgot"; In "Four Eyes," Cross-Eyed Newman Is Forced To Confront Responsibility (And Cruelty) For The First Time On His First Day In School.” Mark Deming, All Music. more
	Little Creatures Audiophile - Vinyl - 27321 Sealed, Out Of Print 180gm HQ Vinyl Revival Series. Large Top Corner Crease. more
	Little Criminals New - Vinyl - BSK 3079 Sealed 1977 Original. The Classic 70's Singer Song Writer Album Including The Hit "Short People". Guest Appearances By Glen Frey, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Ry Cooder And J.D. Souther Among Others. Cut Out. more
	Little Criminals Used - Vinyl - BSK 3079 1977 Original Still In Shrink. Featuress Ry Cooder, Joe Walsh, Klaus Voorman, Glen Frey, Don Henley And Others. Tiny Corner Ding. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Little Criminals Used - Vinyl - BSK 3079 1977 Original With Promo Sticker On Cover. Guest Appearances By Glen Frey, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Ry Cooder And J.D. Souther Among Others. more
	Little Criminals Audiophile - Vinyl - K 56404 Sealed And Pristine UK Supercut Rarity Distributed By The Long Defunct Hi-Fi Plus Magazine. Pressed At The World-Renowned Nimbus Pressing Plant In Wales. This Is A Very Hard To Find Title And The First Sealed Copy We Have Ever Seen. more
	Little Criminals New - Vinyl - BSK 3079 Sealed 1977 Original. The Classic 70's Singer Song Writer Album Including The Hit "Short People". Guest Appearances By Glen Frey, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Ry Cooder And J.D. Souther Among Others. Very Clean Copy. more
	Little Criminals Audiophile - Vinyl - 7599-27321 Sealed, Long Out Of Print, Numbered Limited Edition 180gm Import From The Short-Lived Vinyl Revival Series. This Is Low Number 0111. more
	Little Criminals Used - Vinyl - BSK 3079 1977 US original Los Angeles pressing with original WB company inner sleeve. more
	Little Criminals Used - Vinyl - BSK 3079 1977 US original, Los Angeles pressing. Glossy, VG++ vinyl. A sharp, satirical gem featuring the hit “Short People.” Little Criminals blends wry storytelling with lush arrangements, marking Newman’s most commercially successful album. more
	Little Criminals Used - Vinyl - BSK 3079 1977 Original With Promo Sticker On Cover. Guest Appearances By Glen Frey, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Ry Cooder And J.D. Souther Among Others. more
	Little Criminals New - Vinyl - BSK 3079 Sealed 1977 Original. The Classic 70's Singer Song Writer Album Including The Hit "Short People". Guest Appearances By Glen Frey, Don Henley, Joe Walsh, Ry Cooder And J.D. Souther Among Others. Very Clean Copy. more
	Little Criminals Used - Vinyl - BSK 3079 1977 US original, Los Angeles pressing. A sharp, satirical gem featuring the hit “Short People.” Little Criminals blends wry storytelling with lush arrangements, marking Newman’s most commercially successful album. more
	Live New - Vinyl - RS 6459 Sealed 1971 Original. Clean Cut-Out Hole. Recorded At The Bitter End East, September, 1970. more
	Live Used - Vinyl - RS 6459 1971 US original. Recorded at the Bitter End East, September, 1970. "Looking like a bootleg and sounding like the radio-promo item it was intended to be, Randy Newman Live is as straightforward as live albums get: a clean but unexceptional recording of Randy Newman alone at his piano, running through nine tunes from his first two albums and five new numbers (three of which would pop up on later studio albums, though the unremarkable "Tickle Me" and "Maybe I'm Doing It Wrong" remain exclusive to this release). At less than 30 minutes, the album is a bit light on material (especially since three shows were recorded for this set), and while Newman's performance is witty and engaging, the studio versions of these songs are preferable, though the solo performance of "Davy the Fat Boy" has a certain stark resonance the original lacks, and his vocals are a good bit stronger than on his first album. Randy Newman Live is OK for completists and fun for rabid fans, but most anyone else would be better served hearing these songs elsewhere." All Music Guide – Mark Deming more
	Live Used - Vinyl - RS 6459 Mint Original Steamboat Label In Shrinkwrap. more
	Live Used - Vinyl - RS 6459 Rare Two Color Steamboat Label Original, CC. 2S/1S RCA Indianapolis Stampers. Recorded Live At The Bitter End East, 1970. Appears Unplayed. more
	Live New - Vinyl - 6459 Sealed 1971 Album (Label Variation Unknown, But Almost Certainly The Two-Color Steamboat Label First Pressing). more
	Live New - Vinyl - RS 6459 Sealed 1971 Original. Recorded At The Bitter End East, September, 1970. more
	Political Science Used - Vinyl - PRO A 860 1972 2 Track Promo Label 12 Inch. B/W "Spies." more
	Ragtime New - Vinyl - 5E 565 Sealed 1981 Original. Small Cut Out Hole. Music Composed And Conducted By Randy Newman. Jennifer Warnes Sings "One More Hour." more
	Ragtime New - Vinyl - 5E-565 Sealed 1981 Original With Thin Saw Cut. Music Composed And Conducted By Randy Newman. Jennifer Warnes Sings "One More Hour." more
	Ragtime Used - Vinyl - 5E-565 1981 US original still in shrink. Glossy, NM- vinyl. Elegant, evocative, and deeply American. Ragtime showcases Randy Newman’s orchestral side, scoring the film with sweeping melodies and turn-of-the-century flair. Lush, nostalgic, and subtly emotional—it’s a stunning companion to the period drama and a standout in Newman’s cinematic work. more
	Ragtime New - Vinyl - 5E-565 Sealed 1981 Soundtrack. more
	Randy Newman Sealed - Vinyl - RS 6286 Sealed And Rare 1968 US Release (Cannot Confirm Label) Featuring The Original Cover Art Showing Full Body Photo Collage Of Randy In The Clouds. No Pressing Plant ID On Rear Jacket. "Randy Newman Creates Something New Under The Sun," Read The Banner On The Back Of Newman's Debut Album, But It Was More That, In Keeping With The Intended Irony Of The Statement, Newman Was Intent Upon Taking Clichés And Using Them To Satirize Social Conventions, A Popular Parlor Game In The Late '60s. Thus, We Have "Love Story" (Predating The Sappy Book/Movie Of The Same Title), In Which The Lovers Retire To Florida And Pass Away, "So Long Dad," In Which A Son Squares Things With His Old Man, And "Davy The Fat Boy," In Which An Affectionate Friend Exploits The Title Character. But There Were Also Songs Like "Living Without You" And "I Think It's Gonna Rain Today," Which Were So Painfully Lonely You Wished They Weren't So Sincere. Taken Together, This Was An Audacious First Album By A Major, If Extremely Quirky, Talent.” All Music Guide – William Ruhlmann more
	Randy Newman Sealed - Vinyl - R1 6286 Sealed 2014 Limited Edition Record Store Day Exclusive 180gm Mono Original (Never Previously Released In Mono). This Is A Non-Numbered, Test-Pressing Copy With The Bottom Right Rear Cover Showing /3000. "Randy Newman Creates Something New Under The Sun," Read The Banner On The Back Of Newman's Debut Album, But It Was More That, In Keeping With The Intended Irony Of The Statement, Newman Was Intent Upon Taking Clichés And Using Them To Satirize Social Conventions, A Popular Parlor Game In The Late '60s. Thus, We Have "Love Story" (Predating The Sappy Book/Movie Of The Same Title), In Which The Lovers Retire To Florida And Pass Away, "So Long Dad," In Which A Son Squares Things With His Old Man, And "Davy The Fat Boy," In Which An Affectionate Friend Exploits The Title Character. But There Were Also Songs Like "Living Without You" And "I Think It's Gonna Rain Today," Which Were So Painfully Lonely You Wished They Weren't So Sincere. Taken Together, This Was An Audacious First Album By A Major, If Extremely Quirky, Talent.” William Ruhlmann, AMG. more
	Randy Newman Sealed - Vinyl - R1 541107 Sealed, Out Of Print, Limited Edition Record Store Day Exclusive 180gm Mono. This Is Number 1808/3000. "Randy Newman Creates Something New Under The Sun," Read The Banner On The Back Of Newman's Debut Album, But It Was More That, In Keeping With The Intended Irony Of The Statement, Newman Was Intent Upon Taking Clichés And Using Them To Satirize Social Conventions, A Popular Parlor Game In The Late '60s. Thus, We Have "Love Story" (Predating The Sappy Book/Movie Of The Same Title), In Which The Lovers Retire To Florida And Pass Away, "So Long Dad," In Which A Son Squares Things With His Old Man, And "Davy The Fat Boy," In Which An Affectionate Friend Exploits The Title Character. But There Were Also Songs Like "Living Without You" And "I Think It's Gonna Rain Today," Which Were So Painfully Lonely You Wished They Weren't So Sincere. Taken Together, This Was An Audacious First Album By A Major, If Extremely Quirky, Talent.” William Ruhlmann, AMG. more
	Randy Newman Sealed - Vinyl - RS 6286 Sealed 1970 Reissue (Exact Label Unknown) In The 2nd Cover With His Face As The Artwork. Produced By Lenny Waronker & Van Dyke Parks. more
	Randy Newman New - Vinyl - RS 6285 Factory Sealed Two Colour Steamboat Label Original In Full Facial 2nd Cover. more
	Randy Newman Used - Vinyl - RS 6286 Beautiful 2nd Cover,(Full Facial), Steamboat Label. Shrink Intact. more
	Randy Newman Used - Vinyl - RS 6286 Beautiful 2nd Cover (Full Facial) With Steamboat Label. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Randy Newman New - Vinyl - RS 6286 Factory Sealed 2nd Cover (Full Facial) Steamboat Label. more
	Randy Newman Used - Vinyl - RS 6286 Rare First Edition Cover With A Tan Steamboat Label Pressing With Orange "R" Logo. 1A/1A Stampers. Appears Unplayed. more
	Sail Away New - Vinyl - Sealed 1972 Gatefold Original. A Superb, 5 Star Album Featuring "Slashing And Ominous" Slide Guitar From Ry Cooder. Cut Corner. Small Bottom Seam Rub. more
	Sail Away Used - Vinyl - MS 2064 Beautiful 1972 White Label Promo With Insert, Gatefold Cover, 1B/1B Stampers. A Superb, 5 Star Album Featuring "Slashing And Ominous" Slide Guitar From Ry Cooder. more
	Sail Away Used - Vinyl - MS 2064 Beautiful 1972 White Label Promo With Poster Housed In A Gatefold Cover. 1A/1A Stampers. A Superb, 5 Star Album Featuring "Slashing And Ominous" Slide Guitar From Ry Cooder. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Center Bottom Seam Split, Hence Price. more
	Sail Away Used - Vinyl - MS 2064 1972 Tan Steamboat Label Gatefold With Thin Saw Cut. Song Titles Printed On Back Cover. Record Appears Glossy. more
	Sail Away New - Vinyl - MS 2064 Sealed 1972 Gatefold Original. A Superb, 5 Star Album Featuring "Slashing And Ominous" Slide Guitar From Ry Cooder. Clean Cut Out Hole. more
	Sail Away Used - Vinyl - MS 2064 Beautiful 1972 White Label Promo With Insert, Gatefold Cover, 1B/1 Stampers. A Superb, 5 Star Album Featuring "Slashing And Ominous" Slide Guitar From Ry Cooder. Other Studio Stalwarts Including Jim Keltner, Milt Holland, Russ Titelman And Wilton Felder. This album showcases Newman's distinctive blend of satirical lyrics and sophisticated orchestral arrangements, setting the stage for his enduring career in music. With tracks that often feature dark humor and a critical eye on American culture, the album distinguishes itself through its fusion of Newman's piano-based compositions and the lush, intricate production by Lenny Waronker. Songs like "You Can Leave Your Hat On" and "Lonely At The Top" highlight his ability to craft poignant, thought-provoking narratives wrapped in deceptively simple melodies. The album's unique value lies in its pioneering approach to songwriting and orchestration within the singer-songwriter genre. At a time when rock and folk music were at the forefront, Newman's work stood out for its maturity and complexity. The arrangements often blend classical elements with pop sensibilities, resulting in a sound that is both timeless and innovative. This debut not only introduced the world to Randy Newman's unique voice but also established him as a formidable talent capable of blending lyrical depth with musical sophistication. more
	Sail Away Used - Vinyl - MS 2064 1972 US original, Santa Maria pressing. No track titles on back cover. Moderate wear to LP jacket. Sail Away is Randy Newman’s 1972 masterpiece, balancing biting satire with heartbreaking balladry. The title track lures with irony, while “Political Science” and “God’s Song” showcase his sharp wit. At the same time, tender pieces like “Marie” and “Dayton, Ohio – 1903” reveal his unmatched gift for melody and intimacy. Brilliantly orchestrated and lyrically fearless, Sail Away remains one of Newman’s most celebrated works and a cornerstone of American songwriting. more
	Sail Away Used - Vinyl - MS 2064 1972 US original gatefold pressing, no song titles printed on rear cover. VG++ vinyl; Jacket shows light corner rubs, seam/ring wear. "On his third studio album, Randy Newman found a middle ground between the heavily orchestrated pop of his debut and the more stripped-down, rock-oriented approach of 12 Songs, and managed to bring new strength to both sides of his musical personality in the process. The title track, which Newman has described as a sort of commercial jingle written for slave traders looking to recruit naïve Africans, and "Old Man," in which an elderly man is rejected with feigned compassion by his son, were set to Newman's most evocative arrangements to date and rank with the most intelligent and effective use of a large ensemble by anyone in pop music. On the other end of the scale, "Last Night I Had a Dream" and "You Can Leave Your Hat On" are lean, potent mid-tempo rock tunes, the former featuring some slashing and ominous slide guitar from Ry Cooder, and the latter a witty and willfully perverse bit of erotic absurdity that later became a hit for Joe Cocker (who sounded as if he took the joke at face value). Elsewhere, Newman cynically ponders the perils of a stardom he would never achieve ("Lonely at the Top," originally written for Frank Sinatra), offers a broad and amusing bit of political satire ("Political Science"), and concludes with one of the most bitter rants against religion that anyone committed to vinyl prior to the punk era ("God's Song [That's Why I Love Mankind]"). Whether he's writing for three pieces or 30, Newman makes superb use of the sounds available to him, and his vocals are the model of making the most of a limited instrument. Overall, Sail Away is one of Newman's finest works, musically adventurous and displaying a lyrical subtlety that would begin to fade in his subsequent works." All Music Guide – Mark Deming more
	Sail Away Used - Vinyl - MS 2064 1972 Steamboat Label Gatefold With "STEREO" Printed On Bottom Of Labels. (This Is The Rare Version 2nd Pressing With No Song Titles On Back Cover). Includes 24x12 Photo Insert Of Randy Newman In The Recording Studio. LP Appears Unplayed. A 5 Star Album Featuring "Slashing And Ominous" Slide Guitar From Ry Cooder. more
	Sail Away Used - Vinyl - MS 2064 1972 Original. Light Cover Wear. A Superb, 5 Star Album Featuring "Slashing And Ominous" Slide Guitar From Ry Cooder, With Other Studio Stalwarts Including Jim Keltner, Milt Holland, Russ Titelman And Wilton Felder. more
	Songs Of Randy Newman New - Vinyl - IMG 1000 Sealed And Pristine White Label Promo Only LP. This 1970s Sampler LP Was Created By Interworld Music Group For The Purposes Of Promoting Randy Newman’s Song Catalog Within The Recording Industry. This Album Was Never Available Commercially. It Contains 28 Tracks (5 Of Which Are Exclusive Randy Newman-Performed Demos Recorded In The 1960s: “A Boy Like You”, “Come And Dance With Me”, “Davy The Fat Boy”, “Marianne”, “Nobody Needs Your Love More Than I Do”). The Remaining Tracks Are Sung By Harry Nilsson, Neil Diamond, Cilla Black, Gene Pitney, Ringo Starr, Alan Price & Others. more
	The Natural Used - Vinyl - P 11498 Japanese Pressing With Obi. more
	The Natural Sealed - Vinyl - 25116 Sealed 1984 Original Soundtrack. more
	The Princess And The Frog The Songs Soundtrack Colored Vinyl - Used - HDP8850/D00439E601 2024 limited edition gatefold pressing on "Bayou" translucent green vinyl with custom printed inner sleeve. "Disney set The Princess & The Frog, its first-ever film with an African-American lead, in New Orleans, and wisely chose Randy Newman as its scorer/songwriter. Newman not only has a long lineage as a film composer, but his music has deep roots in the Big Easy, making him an ideal choice for the project. Both sides surface here, with the score leaning toward lush Hollywood romanticism, leaving the songs as the place for jazz, zydeco, and R&B to play. Naturally, cast members Anika Noni Rose, Jim Cummings, Keith David, and Michael Leon-Wooley take the majority of the leads - N'awlins favorite son Dr. John does get to sing the fanfare “Down in New Orleans” -- but there’s a strong dose of local flavor courtesy of Terence Blanchard and Terrance Simien, helping this soundtrack to feel a little less Broadway, a little more authentically New Orleans, and a whole lot more fun." All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Trouble In Paradise Used - Vinyl - 1-23755 1983 Original. Includes The Hit "The Blues" With Paul Simon. more
	Trouble In Paradise Used - Vinyl - 1-23755 NM- 1983 Original Still In Shrink Wrap With Custom Song Hype Sticker. Includes The Hit "The Blues" With Paul Simon. more
	Trouble In Paradise Used - Vinyl - 1-23755 Crisp 1983 US original Allied pressing. Includes The Hit "The Blues" With Paul Simon. "Randy Newman began the slow process of transforming himself into a polished L.A. song-crafter on the album Little Criminals, and with Trouble in Paradise the metamorphosis was complete; by this time, Newman could make a record just as ear-pleasing as anything Paul Simon, Don Henley, or Lindsey Buckingham could come up with, and proved it by persuading all three to appear on the sessions. But no matter how polished the arrangements and smooth the production, Newman's songs don't sound like they're ready for radio, and he's too bright not to understand that songs about apartheid, self-pitying white bluesmen, and arrogant yuppies are poor prospects for the pop charts. Trouble in Paradise marked the high point of Newman's struggle between pop sheen and his satiric impulses, and the album is a significant improvement over Little Criminals and Born Again. The targets of Newman's satirical gaze are easy to skewer, and his pen is hardly subtle, but the overall tone is more respectful than on Born Again and the results are stronger. The bitter Afrikaner in "Christmas in Capetown" and the egocentric blowhard in "My Life Is Good" have at least earned Newman's disgust, and while many of the character studies ("Mikey," "I'm Different") and vignettes ("Miami," "Take Me Back") take a less than charitable view of their protagonists, like the losers and half-wits that populate Good Old Boys, they're human beings whose flaws reveal a hint of tragedy. And the closing number, "Song for the Dead," is a stunner in which a soldier explains to the bodies he's burying the purpose behind the war that took their lives. While too slick for Newman's core audience, Trouble in Paradise was his most intelligent and best realized work since Good Old Boys, and his finest album of the 1980s." All Music Guide – Mark Deming more
	Trouble In Paradise Used - Vinyl - 1-23755 1983 US original Allied pressing with original inner sleeve. Glossy VG++ vinyl. "Randy Newman began the slow process of transforming himself into a polished L.A. song-crafter on the album Little Criminals, and with Trouble in Paradise the metamorphosis was complete; by this time, Newman could make a record just as ear-pleasing as anything Paul Simon, Don Henley, or Lindsey Buckingham could come up with, and proved it by persuading all three to appear on the sessions. But no matter how polished the arrangements and smooth the production, Newman's songs don't sound like they're ready for radio, and he's too bright not to understand that songs about apartheid, self-pitying white bluesmen, and arrogant yuppies are poor prospects for the pop charts. Trouble in Paradise marked the high point of Newman's struggle between pop sheen and his satiric impulses, and the album is a significant improvement over Little Criminals and Born Again. The targets of Newman's satirical gaze are easy to skewer, and his pen is hardly subtle, but the overall tone is more respectful than on Born Again and the results are stronger. The bitter Afrikaner in "Christmas in Capetown" and the egocentric blowhard in "My Life Is Good" have at least earned Newman's disgust, and while many of the character studies ("Mikey," "I'm Different") and vignettes ("Miami," "Take Me Back") take a less than charitable view of their protagonists, like the losers and half-wits that populate Good Old Boys, they're human beings whose flaws reveal a hint of tragedy. And the closing number, "Song for the Dead," is a stunner in which a soldier explains to the bodies he's burying the purpose behind the war that took their lives. While too slick for Newman's core audience, Trouble in Paradise was his most intelligent and best realized work since Good Old Boys, and his finest album of the 1980s." All Music Guide – Mark Deming more
	Trouble In Paradise Used - Vinyl - 1-23755 1983 US original Specialty pressing with original inner sleeve. Touch of ring wear with printed inner sleeve. "Randy Newman began the slow process of transforming himself into a polished L.A. song-crafter on the album Little Criminals, and with Trouble in Paradise the metamorphosis was complete; by this time, Newman could make a record just as ear-pleasing as anything Paul Simon, Don Henley, or Lindsey Buckingham could come up with, and proved it by persuading all three to appear on the sessions. But no matter how polished the arrangements and smooth the production, Newman's songs don't sound like they're ready for radio, and he's too bright not to understand that songs about apartheid, self-pitying white bluesmen, and arrogant yuppies are poor prospects for the pop charts. Trouble in Paradise marked the high point of Newman's struggle between pop sheen and his satiric impulses, and the album is a significant improvement over Little Criminals and Born Again. The targets of Newman's satirical gaze are easy to skewer, and his pen is hardly subtle, but the overall tone is more respectful than on Born Again and the results are stronger. The bitter Afrikaner in "Christmas in Capetown" and the egocentric blowhard in "My Life Is Good" have at least earned Newman's disgust, and while many of the character studies ("Mikey," "I'm Different") and vignettes ("Miami," "Take Me Back") take a less than charitable view of their protagonists, like the losers and half-wits that populate Good Old Boys, they're human beings whose flaws reveal a hint of tragedy. And the closing number, "Song for the Dead," is a stunner in which a soldier explains to the bodies he's burying the purpose behind the war that took their lives. While too slick for Newman's core audience, Trouble in Paradise was his most intelligent and best realized work since Good Old Boys, and his finest album of the 1980s." All Music Guide – Mark Deming more
	Trouble In Paradise New - Vinyl - 23755 Sealed 1983 Original. Includes The Hit "The Blues" With Paul Simon. Crisp Corners. Cut Out Hole. Custom Song Hype Sticker On Shrink Wrap. more
	Trouble In Paradise New - Vinyl - 23755 Sealed 1983 Original, Saw Cut. Features "The Blues" A Duet With Paul Simon. more
	Trouble In Paradise Used - Vinyl - 23755 1983 Original Still In Shrink Wrap With Custom Song Hype Sticker. Includes The Hit "The Blues" With Paul Simon. more
	Trouble In Paradise New - Vinyl - 23755 Sealed 1983 Original. Includes The Hit "The Blues" With Paul Simon. Crisp Corners, No Cut-Out Holes. more