carly simon no secrets classic album download torent Carly Simon – No Secrets (1972) Carly Simon’s best album, No Secrets was also her commercial breakthrough, topping the charts and going gold, along with its leadoff single, “You’re So Vain.” That song set the album’s saucy tone, with its air of sexually frank autobiography (“You had me several years ago/When I was still quite naïve”) and its reflections on the jet-set lifestyle. But Simon’s honesty meant that her lyrical knife was double-edged; now that she felt she had found true love (“The Right Thing to Do,” another Top Ten hit, was her celebration of her relationship with James Taylor), she was as willing to acknowledge her own mistakes and regrets as she was to point fingers. But it wasn’t only Simon’s forthrightness that made the album work; it was also Richard Perry’s simple, elegant pop/rock production, which gave Simon’s music a buoyancy it previously lacked. 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That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be (4:18) 02. One More Time (3:35) 03. Anticipation (3:22) 04. Legend In Your Own Time (3:45) 05. Julie Through The Glass (3:26) 06. You're So Vain (4:19) 07. We Have No Secrets (3:58) 08. The Right Thing To Do (3:00) 09. Mockingbird (4:13) 10. Haven't Got Time For The Pain (3:55) 11. Older Sister (3:09) 12. Waterfall (3:32) 13. Attitude Dancing (3:56) 14. In Times When My Head (3:30) 15. Nobody Does It Better (3:45) 16. You Belong To Me (3:54) 17. Devoted To You (2:31) 18. Boys In The Trees (3:16) 19. Vengeance (4:14) 20. Come Upstairs (4:21) 21. Jesse (4:18) Продолжительность : 77:41 Треклист : 01. Not A Day Goes By (2:44) 02. Why (4:06) 03. It Happens Everyday (2:48) 04. Orpheus (3:53) 05. Come Back Home (4:25) 06. Coming Around Again (3:42) 07. Give Me All Night (4:05) 08. The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of (4:58) 09. All I Want Is You (4:00) 10. Let The River Run (3:42) 11. My Romance (2:36) 12. Better Not Tell Her (5:13) 13. 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She tells of how the second single from the album, Right Thing to Do, was a refreshingly realistic love song, choosing to ignore her lover's problems. That lover was James Taylor; Carly wrote the lyrics on a plane after looking over at James and thinking 'there's nothing you can do to turn me away.' The album's title track, We Have No Secrets, struck a chord with a generation trying to reconcile honesty in relationships with the emotional consequences that followed. Carly had a number of highly public affairs in the early 70s and her experience fed into the album's most famous song, the global hit You're So Vain. She performs the missing fourth verse on the piano, the first time she has ever sung it along with the melody. Carly tells of how her producer made her do the vocal track on 'Vain' over and over, and how Mick Jagger ended up on backing vocals. The film has access to the master tapes and we hear Jagger's vocal track. Her producer reveals Carly was 'so turned on' after singing with Jagger that she recorded the whole vocal again - and that is the one on the album. Finally, the film includes footage of Taylor Swift and Carly Simon performing You're So Vain together, and extracts from an interview where Swift herself talks about her love for the song. BBC Studios & Eagle Rock Entertainment Co-Production for BBC Music. Carly Simon - Album Covers. Carly Simon's first solo album was released in 1971. Since then, in addition to writing and performing some of the most memorable songs ever recorded, she has been rock's most photogenic star, and the subject of a succession of innovative and imaginative album covers. This blog celebrates her work and career by looking back through these album covers. It proceeds in chronological order and discusses each cover individually. Feel free to join in and offer your own views. Wednesday, May 4. No Secrets (1972) On the covers of her previous two albums, Carly was pictured within carefully composed settings. By contrast, the image on the cover of No Secrets could almost be a paparazzi shot. It is much more immediate, engaging, and informal than its predecessors. Her clothes are crucial to this effect: the handbag over the shoulder, the velour jeans, floppy hat, and loose jersey are as casual as her glance. She is caught in mid-stride, and, with a light breeze blowing and her nipples showing through her top, it is as though we have just bumped into her on the street. Of course, not everyone we bump into in the street is so finely formed, so arresting. Hence, the captivating effect of this album cover. It offers an image many can women aspire to: youthful, confident, and chic without any stuffiness or contrivance. Men are also captivated, and for obvious reasons. Indeed, the cover instantly became reknown: six years later, a Rolling Stone reporter based a lengthy profile of Carly around his fascination with this image, and he scarcely had to explain it to his readers. Yet for all the lusty comments, there is another aspect of the image that might have been reassuring for both men and women in the 1970s. It suggests that feminism - and not wearing a bra in 1972 was a clear feminist statement - could be sexy and stylish. It could represented something more than political rhetoric. The photographer was Ed Caraeff, and the session took place in London while she recorded No Secrets at Trident Studios in Soho. As the other photographs (below) demonstrate, they went through a number of settings and changes of clothes, some of which nodded to the album's first single by featuring a hat that could be strategically dipped below one eye and a scarf that was apricot. At the end of the session, however, Caraeff was not convinced that he had finished the job. Hence, he followed her as she returned to the Portobello Hotel, on Stanley Gardens in Notting Hill, and he continued snapping on the street. It was this impromptu session, unplanned and late in the day, that ultimately yielded the album's cover shot. The papparazi style of the cover proved to be a perfect match for the album's title. It was No Secrets that set in motion the mystery of the subject of "You're So Vain". Carly looks appropriately glamorous (for a woman involved with that song's jet-set playboy) and only the delicate way in which she holds her left hand suggests the refinement of her wealthy family background. At the same time, though, the candid nature of the photograph, her everyday clothing and the visibility of her nipples suggest that there is no snobbery or exclusivity at work here. There are no barriers, and - as the album title promises - there are no secrets between artist and audience. The distinctively spiky but intermittant balustrading in the background may serve as a reminder of the exclusivity of class and celebrity, but they represent no real obstacle to the viewer. We will be allowed access, metaphorically speaking, to the other side of these elegant railings. Of course, "You're So Vain" does not actually reveal all. It is a marvellously convoluted puzzle, with a chorus ( You're so vain/ I bet you think this song is about you ) that goes in circles, and lyrics that are filled with references that sound like clues, but are actually some of the most intriguing red herrings ever put to music: an apricot scarf, a gavotte, the cloud-filled coffee, and a total eclipse of the sun in Nova Scotia. The tension here, between revelation and concealment, is perfectly captured in the cover photograph, which reveals so much, so discreetly. There is much more to the album than its stellar, centerpiece song. The theme throughout is confessional but the other songs are more direct in their allusions. The album's opening lines - There's nothing you can do to turn me away/nothing anyone can say from "The Right Thing To Do" - set the scene for confidences that are as warm and open as they are studied and thoughtful. Her hushed delivery of the first lines of "Embrace Me You Child" ( At night in bed I heard god whisper lullabies/while Daddy next door whistled whiskey tunes ) brings this scene to vivid life. The admission in "The Carter Family" - And now at night I think of you, and the way that you undressed/and I find that I miss you more than I'd ever guessed - sets the stage for what immediately follows: "You're So Vain" and its frank recollection that You had me several years ago/when I was still quite naive . Another confession is made in the title song, where the singer admits to her lover that, as desirable as it is that We have no secrets/we tell each other everything , she finds that his revelations can be deeply unsettling. Sometimes I wish that I never, never knew/some of those secrets of yours are the song's closing lines, and her voice gets ever lower and darker as she sings them. The songs on No Secrets are as autobiographical as popular music can be: disarmingly personal and yet infectiously melodious. The album's success marked the apex of the singer-songwriter movement, and also the moment it was infused with glamour, sex appeal and intelligence. The cover played a key role in this. As she walks down the street, Carly Simon looks effortlessly chic and ready to confide everything, or, as the song "No Secrets" puts it, in a final, off-the-cuff coda, most everything .