Goodfellas

Goodfellas is the 1995 album by Rodney LeMay and Andre Barnes. LeMay is better known as Showbiz, who shortened his pseudonym to just Show, and Barnes is better known as A.G. and make music under the name Showbox (or Show) and A.G. Goodfellas was their second album and featured the hit songs "Next Level", "You Know Now", and a track with Wu-Tang Clan member Method Man called "Got The Flava".

Goodfellas[Original Motion Picture Soundtrack] Review by Steven McDonald
Following in the footsteps of many, the soundtrack for Martin Scorcese's Goodfellas (based on Nicholas Pileggi's Wiseguy) uses period music for definition – in this case, however, music from the '40s through the early '70s is utilized. The selections themselves are all good – well chosen and not overused songs that range from "Rags to Riches," sung by Tony Bennett, to "Layla (Piano Exit)" from Derek & the Dominos, passing through "Speedo" from the Cadillacs, "Life Is But a Dream" from the Harptones, "Baby I Love You" from Aretha Franklin (in fine voice here), and "Sunshine of Your Love" from Cream. It's a little on the short side at 38 minutes. Other than that, it's an even dozen songs, from good to great, and particular care seems to have been taken with the remastering – standouts in that respect are the opening "Rags to Riches," the Franklin and Cream numbers, and Muddy Waters' stomping, snorting rendition of "Mannish Boy." One of the better oldies-oriented film scores.

For the thirtieth anniversary of its premiere comes the vivid and immersive history behind Martin Scorsese's signature film Goodfellas, hailed by critics as the greatest mob movie ever made.