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The third studio album, it was recorded in 1975 and produced four Top 40 hits, "Gone at Last" , "My Little Town", "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover" and the title track. It won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 1976. Review: PS I love you - This is a miraculously good album of relatively early Paul Simon, from 1975, his fourth of a baker's dozen, and a decade before a certain masterpiece called Graceland saw him soaring high. It opens with the title song, one of his greatest, a sadly sweet ballad of love lost, with a stunning sax break by Michael Brecker that's as unforgettable as the one in Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street. The melody is one to die for too. A marvellous song. My Little Town is next, his last collaboration with Art Garfunkel, and it's terrific. They sing in harmony and in unison, and the song itself packs quite a punch. The big hit was 50 Ways . . . but there are even more interesting tracks, such as the brooding Night Game, the touching I Do It For Your Love, gospelly Gone at Last, with the quietly powerful voice of Phoebe Snow on guest vocal, the languid Some Folks' Lives Roll Easy, and the closing Silent Eyes, a lovely dramatic piano-led number. After the triumph of There Goes Rhymin' Simon, and this equally superb follow-up, the received wisdom is that PS hit a ten-year slump before 1986's Graceland. Don't you believe it ~ Hearts and Bones {1983} is the well-kept secret of the Simon canon, and a wonderful, if more modest, achievement in its own right. But this one is pure gold, with not a dud track in sight. I met my old lover on the street last night She seemed so glad to see me, I just smiled And we talked about some old times And we drank ourselves some beers Still crazy after al these years Review: Still wonderful. - I only choose to buy "special" albums on vinyl. It's my saturday morning treat to make myself some breakfast and spin some vinyl whilst the rest of the house is still asleep. I'd put Still Crazy... amongst Paul Simon's finest albums. Sure, it's got classic tracks like 50 ways to leave your lover, Gone at last, You're kind, Have a good time and the titular track, but personally I don't think there's a bad track on it. This vinyl reissue sounds lovely. It spins perfectly flat and has bearly a hint of surface noise. The lyrics are printed on the back of the sleeve, and there's an insert detailing the musicians. The vinyl version does not include two bonus tracks included on later re-issues of the CD. I have the CD too. I'm not that bothered.
K**D
PS I love you
This is a miraculously good album of relatively early Paul Simon, from 1975, his fourth of a baker's dozen, and a decade before a certain masterpiece called Graceland saw him soaring high. It opens with the title song, one of his greatest, a sadly sweet ballad of love lost, with a stunning sax break by Michael Brecker that's as unforgettable as the one in Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street. The melody is one to die for too. A marvellous song. My Little Town is next, his last collaboration with Art Garfunkel, and it's terrific. They sing in harmony and in unison, and the song itself packs quite a punch. The big hit was 50 Ways . . . but there are even more interesting tracks, such as the brooding Night Game, the touching I Do It For Your Love, gospelly Gone at Last, with the quietly powerful voice of Phoebe Snow on guest vocal, the languid Some Folks' Lives Roll Easy, and the closing Silent Eyes, a lovely dramatic piano-led number. After the triumph of There Goes Rhymin' Simon, and this equally superb follow-up, the received wisdom is that PS hit a ten-year slump before 1986's Graceland. Don't you believe it ~ Hearts and Bones {1983} is the well-kept secret of the Simon canon, and a wonderful, if more modest, achievement in its own right. But this one is pure gold, with not a dud track in sight. I met my old lover on the street last night She seemed so glad to see me, I just smiled And we talked about some old times And we drank ourselves some beers Still crazy after al these years
S**E
Still wonderful.
I only choose to buy "special" albums on vinyl. It's my saturday morning treat to make myself some breakfast and spin some vinyl whilst the rest of the house is still asleep. I'd put Still Crazy... amongst Paul Simon's finest albums. Sure, it's got classic tracks like 50 ways to leave your lover, Gone at last, You're kind, Have a good time and the titular track, but personally I don't think there's a bad track on it. This vinyl reissue sounds lovely. It spins perfectly flat and has bearly a hint of surface noise. The lyrics are printed on the back of the sleeve, and there's an insert detailing the musicians. The vinyl version does not include two bonus tracks included on later re-issues of the CD. I have the CD too. I'm not that bothered.
M**S
Paul Simon CD
A must have album for all lovers of Paul Simon's lyrical poetry. Item arrived on time, sturdily packed in recyclable packing. I recommend seller without reservation. 5 star transaction.
S**N
Bought for a gift
Bought for a gift and the recipient was pleased. Good price at the time of purchase.
S**E
Brilliant
What a great album. As much as Garfunkel harmonies worked brilliantly I enjoyed the solo tracks of Simon and really rate this album
G**N
Still lovely after all these years.
This is one of those self-contained albums that encapsulates a time, a feeling, an atmosphere. It also holds the world 'record' for the only album that has the same track on the albums of two separate performers. "My Little Town" is on this album and also makes an appearance on Art Garfunkel's album released at the same time. Beautiful, ruminative songs stand the test of time. Adding a finality to this duo's performance history, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel combined beautifully on here but it IS a Paul Simon album and worthy of the highest expectations. Aural beauty.
M**E
ONE OF HIS FINEST ALBUMS
I remember when this first came out - played it to death! I think one of Paul Simon's finest works - his voice is so clear and soulfull. He certainly is one of the best singer/songwriters we've ever had and have followed his career spanning over 6 decades. Never get tired of listening to Paul Simon.
D**N
Simon at his very best
This is a classic Paul Simon album offering quality throughout.The title track,My Little Town,and 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover are the well known tracks here but Silent Eyes,I Do It For Your Love and Some Folks' Lives Roll Easy rank in my opinion,as some of Simon's best work.With the bonus tack of Slip Slidin' Away this is a must buy for not only Simon fans but all music lovers.
M**R
A marvelous album!
I was delighted to discover this volume, and have enjoyed the songs thoroughly.
C**O
Tremendo album
Uno de los mejores discos de Paul Simon. Sensibilidd a flor de piel y algunos de los mejores intérpretes para cada tema. Tiene varios de los grandes éxitos de la carrera en solitario de PS, y el resto de las canciones no desmerece
M**L
『明日に架ける橋』を越えて辿り着いた、70年代の静かな傑作。ジャズの香りに浸る大人の夜
ポール・サイモンの『Still Crazy After All These Years(時の流れに)』が発表された1975年、私はまだ5歳でした。本作の存在を意識したのは、音楽評論家・渋谷陽一氏の著書『ロック ベスト・アルバム・セレクション』において、前作『ひとりごと』と共に紹介されていたことがきっかけです。 『明日に架ける橋』や『Graceland』という巨大な成功作の陰に隠れ、すぐには手に取りませんでしたが、本作もまたグラミー賞のアルバム・オブ・ザ・イヤーを受賞していると知り、私の認識は一変しました。70年代における彼のソロ最高傑作をいつか聴いてみたいという想いが、心のどこかにずっと残っていました。 それから長い年月が経ち、2022年にヤマハのネットワーク・ターンテーブル「TT-N503」を導入したことが、ついに本作と向き合う幸福なきっかけとなりました。 念願のアナログ盤を買い求め、静かに針を落としてみます。まず耳を捉えるのは、ニューヨークの夜を彷彿とさせるジャズ寄りの洗練された空気感です。S&G時代とも、後の『Graceland』とも異なる抑制の効いたアプローチですが、その一音一音に宿る完成度の高さには唸らされます。 アルバム一枚がひとつの物語のような流れを持っており、あえてハイライトを挙げるなら、スティーヴ・ガッドによる独特なドラムのリズムが光る「50 Ways to Leave Your Lover」、軽快な「Have a Good Time」、盟友アート・ガーファンクルとのデュエット「My Little Town」、そして何といっても、静かな余韻が胸に迫る表題曲「Still Crazy After All These Years」でしょう。 一言でいえば、極上の「大人ポップの完成形」。心からリラックスしたい夜、静かにターンテーブルへ載せたくなる大切な一枚です。
C**S
Top Album...
Vielleicht Paul Simons bestes Album, mit einem für die Zeit gutem Klang.
A**O
Um dos melhores de Paul Simon.
Excelente álbum!
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