Randy Goodrum is an esteemed American songwriter, pianist, and producer, recognized primarily for his work in the pop, country, and contemporary jazz genres. Born in Hot Springs, Arkansas, on July 7, 1947, Goodrum has etched his name into the annals of music history as a prolific craftsman of melodies and lyrics. With a career spanning several decades, his songwriting prowess has garnered him numerous accolades, including induction into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2000.

Goodrum's discography features a blend of solo projects and collaborations with other artists, reflecting his versatility and breadth as a musician. His recent works such as "Forever" and "Best Intentions" showcase his enduring talent for crafting evocative compositions that resonate with listeners, while "91 Floors" exhibits his ability to blend storytelling with captivating melodies. A master of intimate performances, Goodrum's "You Needed Me (Piano Solo)" harkens back to his roots as a pianist, offering a tender rendition of one of his greatest hits. Not just confined to adult contemporary realms, tracks like "Hocus Pocus (Radio Edit)" demonstrate his adaptability to modern sounds and audiences. With each release, Randy Goodrum reinforces his status as a cherished figure in the world of music writing and production.