Carly Simon – No Secrets

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Artist: Carly Simon

Title: No Secrets

Year: 1972

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Tracklist

  • 1. The Right Thing to Do (2:59)
  • 2. The Carter Family (3:30)
  • 3. You're so Vain (4:18)
  • 4. His Friends Are More Than Fond of Robin (3:01)
  • 5. We Have No Secrets (3:58)
  • 6. Embrace Me, You Child (4:10)
  • 7. Waited so Long (4:29)
  • 8. It Was so Easy (3:08)
  • 9. Night Owl (3:51)
  • 10. When You Close Your Eyes (3:07)

Review

Carly Simon struck musical gold with her third album, "No Secrets," back in 1972. Produced by Richard Perry in the legendary Trident Studios in London, this album catapulted her to international stardom. It's a sonic adventure filled with Simon's signature blend of wordplay and emotion. The standout track, "You're So Vain," takes center stage with its moody pop-rock vibes, and the ever-persistent mystery of who it's really about has fueled gossip for decades—your guess is truly as good as mine!

But, "No Secrets" isn't just about that one infamous tune. The album grooves confidently with mature tracks like "The Right Thing to Do" and "We Have No Secrets," where Simon explores love and honesty with the soft accompaniment of strings and whispers of piano. "The Carter Family" stands out as a refreshing piano ballad, while "His Friends Are More Than Fond of Robin" and "Night Owl" show her versatility in tackling varied themes. With the likes of James Taylor, Nicky Hopkins, and Lowell George gracing the album, you're guaranteed rich musical layers. It’s no wonder this album reigned on the charts and snagged a few Grammy nods—an absolute highlight of the '70s pop era! - Bianca

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