A Carly Simon Classic

My mom made a tape for my 13th birthday. The first song on it was Love Of My Life from Carly Simon. It describes our relationship perfectly. Now at 17, I still listen to that song and The Night Before Christmas. Moving Day is quite moving also. The first song describes the wonderful relationship between the parents and the daughter.

Simple words highlight weak but eligent film.

On "this is My lif" Carly Simon gts in touch with the skill that made her famous ... painting a vrbal picture of everyday life on the verge of the extraordinary. The album shows a great longing on the part of the characters it is representing It can be derived that Ms Simon has befriended her fictional subjects. She understands the longing behind there laughter on the track "Bak the Way" where ms simos muses "Back the way it was before, Before the door was broken". In this work Ms Simon has shown her loyal fans that the preparation is still there and the skill still backs it.

Woody Allen and Pumpernickel Bread

Carly Simon is the only songwriter who would put Woody Allen and pumpernickel bread into the lyrics of a pop song, and that's why we love her. Still, being a soundtrack for a mediocre Nora Ephron movie does not a great Carly Simon album make. The highpoint is "Back the Way," which sounds like a fun jam session in Carly's living room. I could take a whole album of that.