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  1. On This Day August 31 1983 – Hello Big Man Released

    On This Day August 31 1983 – Hello Big Man Released

    On this day August 31 1983, Carly Simon released her twelfth studio album, Hello Big Man. The album marked a return to a more personal and jazz-infused sound for Simon after exploring pop and rock throughout the late 70s and early 80s. With its smooth arrangements and autobiographical lyrics...
  2. On This Day August 2 1988 – Greatest Hits Live By Carly Simon Was Released

    On This Day August 2 1988 – Greatest Hits Live By Carly Simon Was Released

    On this day August 2 1988, Greatest Hits Live by Carly Simon was released, offering a powerful collection of her most beloved songs recorded during a special concert for HBO in June 1987. The album captured the spirit of her live performance and presented a refreshed take on the classics that...
  3. On This Day: June 16, 1980 - Carly Simon Releases Come Upstairs

    On This Day: June 16, 1980 - Carly Simon Releases Come Upstairs

    On this day June 16, 1980, Carly Simon released her ninth studio album Come Upstairs. Known for her introspective songwriting throughout the 70s, this album marked a sharp stylistic shift as she embraced a more rock oriented sound. Come Upstairs reached number 36 on the Billboard charts and...
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