Rock band Dawes took center-stage for a rendition of Randy Newman's song "I Love L.A.," joined by plenty of familiar Nashville faces. Music City's Brad Paisley and Brittany Howard hit the stage on ...

Paul Newman, a famed Oscar-winning actor and race driver, was best known for his endeavours in film and motorsports. Paul was also a family man, having married twice and divorced once. His first wife, ...

Dave Eggers and Jordan Kurland’s benefit project Good Music is set to return with Good Music To Lift Los Angeles, featuring numerous unreleased songs ... performance of Randy Newman’s ...

The band honored the first responders and the communities affected by the deadly fires with the cover of Newman’s beloved song at music’s biggest night. They were joined by a backup band that included ...

As Goldsmith says, “How do we make sure we’re honoring this moment? There’s, like, an edginess to Randy Newman songs that would draw more attention to it in a way that would just not be helpful.

Dawes have announced the release of "I Love L.A.," a cover of the Randy Newman 1983 classic, with proceeds directed to the Recording Academy and MusiCares' Los Angeles fire relief effort. The band ...

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Grammys kicked off with a massive supergroup consisting of the band Dawes, Brittany Howard, St. Vincent, John Legend, Sheryl Crow, and Brad Paisley. The song was "I Love L.A." and as host Trevor Noah ...

Randy Newman‘s 1983 song “I Love L.A.” has more than a hint of irony in the lyrics, but the 67th annual Grammy Awards kicked off with a totally sincere, even moving, version of it from a one ...

And if you didn't recognize that track, it's actually a killer Randy Newman song from 1983. That song is "I Love L.A." which was the first track on Newman's album Trouble in Paradise. SATURDAY ...