Columbia — PC 33540

# Summary "Still Crazy After All These Years" was recorded in 1974 and released in 1975 at the Record Plant in Los Angeles, with additional sessions at other New York studios. Paul Simon served as producer alongside Phil Ramone, a renowned engineer and producer known for his work with Billy Joel and other major artists. The album featured a sophisticated blend of studio production techniques, including lush orchestral arrangements and multi-track recording that reflected the contemporary sound of mid-1970s pop music. The recording marked Simon's first solo album effort following his split from Simon and Garfunkel, showcasing a more personal songwriting direction with production values that emphasized clarity and instrumental layering. The album's commercial and critical success demonstrated Simon's ability to craft polished, radio-friendly pop while maintaining artistic credibility during an era of significant evolution in recording technology and pop music aesthetics.
Tracklist · 10 tracks
- 1Still Crazy After All These Years3:25
- 2My Little Town3:52
- 3I Do It for Your Love3:35
- 450 Ways to Leave Your Lover3:35
- 5Night Game2:47
- 6Gone at Last3:24
- 7Some Folks’ Lives Roll Easy3:10
- 8Have a Good Time3:25
- 9You’re Kind3:23
- 10Silent Eyes3:57
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