Randy Newman Discusses and Performs Songs from "Harps and Angels" on Nonesuch.com

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Nonesuch.com has launched the remaining segments of the video interview and performance of Randy discussing and playing songs from his latest release, Harps and Angels. On today's videos, Randy talks about writing the title track, how Jackson Brown's name makes its way onto "A Piece of the Pie," and making the record with producers Lenny Waronker and Mitchell Froom; he also performs the newly updated version of "Laugh and Be Happy" that appears on the new record. You can watch all of the videos now at nonesuch.com/media.

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Nonesuch.com has launched the remaining segments of the video interview and performance of Randy Newman discussing and playing songs from his latest release, Harps and Angels. On today's videos, Randy talks about writing the title track, how Jackson Brown's name makes its way onto "A Piece of the Pie," and making the record with producers Lenny Waronker and Mitchell Froom; he also performs the newly updated version of "Laugh and Be Happy" that appears on the new record. You can watch all of the videos now at nonesuch.com/media.

Randy's live in-studio performance on yesterday's episode of WNYC's The Leonard Lopate Show is now available online at wnyc.org.

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  • Friday, August 8, 2008
    Randy Newman Discusses and Performs Songs from "Harps and Angels" on Nonesuch.com
    Pamela Springsteen

    Nonesuch.com has launched the remaining segments of the video interview and performance of Randy Newman discussing and playing songs from his latest release, Harps and Angels. On today's videos, Randy talks about writing the title track, how Jackson Brown's name makes its way onto "A Piece of the Pie," and making the record with producers Lenny Waronker and Mitchell Froom; he also performs the newly updated version of "Laugh and Be Happy" that appears on the new record. You can watch all of the videos now at nonesuch.com/media.

    Randy's live in-studio performance on yesterday's episode of WNYC's The Leonard Lopate Show is now available online at wnyc.org.

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