Randy Newman: I Love L.A.

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1983
4min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaMusic video for Randy Newman's song "I Love L.A.", from the album "Trouble in Paradise". The clip is a love letter to the city of Los Angeles, with Newman moving from the cold and gray New Y... Leer todoMusic video for Randy Newman's song "I Love L.A.", from the album "Trouble in Paradise". The clip is a love letter to the city of Los Angeles, with Newman moving from the cold and gray New York to enjoy the crowded and colorful settings of L.A. with extravagant cars, beautiful gi... Leer todoMusic video for Randy Newman's song "I Love L.A.", from the album "Trouble in Paradise". The clip is a love letter to the city of Los Angeles, with Newman moving from the cold and gray New York to enjoy the crowded and colorful settings of L.A. with extravagant cars, beautiful girls and sunny beaches.

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There is not much info on the people that appear in this video, other than Randy, of course. The musicians that appear are:Steve Lukather (lead guitar), Larry Williams (saxophone), David Paich (fender rhodes , farfisa organ), Michael Boddicker (synthesizer), Nathan East (bass), and Jeff Porcaro (drums). Guitarist Lukather and drummer Porcaro are from the group TOTO (as well as solo & session work). Paich was in the group AMBROSIA (as well as solo & session work.

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Referenced in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Demon Squad (2022)

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Cynic In The Sunshine

Randy Newman is a cynic. He's bitter. He's angry. And he wrote a song about LA that became a hit thanks to Nike using it in a commercial during the Olympics. It's a catchy song. Silly, goofy, with a little social commentary thrown it, etc.

The video is okay, nothing special really. I'm sure they didn't want to spend too much money on it. It shows Randy, the songwriter and singer of the song, driving around Los Angeles and singing about how great it is. I lived in LA for 10 years and it's definitely a mixed bag. In addition to sunshine and beaches it also has lots of racial anger, lots of poverty, lots of homelessness, lots of gang warfare, lots of crime, and lots of greed. But I guess you have to take the bad with the good.

I always wonder who the woman is in this video. She's cute.