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1998. "That'll Do". Babe: Pig in the City soundtrack. Song performed by Peter Gabriel. 2002. "Scorpion's Theme" [citation needed] Spider-Man: The Movie Video Game soundtrack. Newman also performed a song he did not write ("Gone Dead Train"), and conducted Jack Nitzsche 's original music, for the soundtrack of the 1970 film Performance.
Randy Newman Land Of Dreams I Want You To Hurt Like I Do. 4:16. Randy Newman - Something Special. 3:08. Randy Newman - New Orleans Wins The War. 3:33. Dixie Flyer Randy Newman. 4:13. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of "Land Of Dreams" on Discogs.
Randy Newman Land Of Dreams I Want You To Hurt Like I Do. 4:16. Randy Newman - Something Special. 3:08. Randy Newman - New Orleans Wins The War. 3:33. Dixie Flyer Randy Newman. 4:13. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1988 CD release of "Land Of Dreams" on Discogs.
Arranged By – James Newton Howard, Randy Newman. Arranged By [Horns] – Jerry Hey, Randy Newman. Bass – Nathan East, Neil Stubenhaus. Choir – Cameron Murphy, Carol Keiser, David Kater, Eric Scott, Gregory Starbird, Jed Whedon, Joseph Nalevansky, Michael Goldberg, Michael Nelson, Shahin Chandrasoma, Shinichiro Ohyama.
By the late '80s, however, his parallel ambitions as a film composer now yielding a separate, equally distinctive body of work, Newman was relaxed enough to allow introspection: 1988's Land of Dreams spins Newman's childhood sojourn in wartime New Orleans into the wonderful, opening title song and the farcical "New Orleans Wins the War", relives grade school traumas ("Four Eyes"), and offers a ...
Randy Newman - Something Special. 3:08. Randy Newman - New Orleans Wins The War. 3:33. Dixie Flyer Randy Newman. 4:13. Add to List. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1988 Vinyl release of "Land Of Dreams" on Discogs.
Land Of Dreams is something of a departure for Newman, much more autobiographical than previous works it saw him delving into his upbringing and a number of songs in particular seem to share an obsession with childhood, that's not to say the 3rd person character driven songs have been completely abandoned but on the whole LOD is something of a radical shift for Randy.
