Song of The South: Randy Newman's Good Old Boys
By David Kastin
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By David Kastin
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By the time of "Good Old Boy"’s release on September 10, 1974, Randy Newman had established
himself as a revered cult figure and critical favorite. But fueled by its controversial opening track,
“Rednecks,” his ambitious concept album about the American South became Newman’s first hit -
and over the following decades, its reputation has only continued to expand.
Song of the South: Randy Newman’s Good Old Boys traces the evolution of Newman’s album from
its roots in an abandoned project titled,...
himself as a revered cult figure and critical favorite. But fueled by its controversial opening track,
“Rednecks,” his ambitious concept album about the American South became Newman’s first hit -
and over the following decades, its reputation has only continued to expand.
Song of the South: Randy Newman’s Good Old Boys traces the evolution of Newman’s album from
its roots in an abandoned project titled,...























