The introspective musical world of a female singer-songwriter
Carly Simon's work depicts the feelings of a mature woman.
Her music evolved in the mid-'80s, becoming more introspective and experimental. As the title suggests, it explores themes of pampered girls and explores the struggles of female independence. The production is sophisticated, and the synthesizer-heavy sound reflects the era.
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A:
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1)
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My New Boyfriend
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2)
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Come Back Home
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3)
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Tonight And Forever
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4)
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Spoiled Girl
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5)
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Tired Of Being Blonde
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B:
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1)
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The Wives Are In Connecticut
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2)
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Anyone But Me
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3)
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Interview
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4)
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Make Me Feel Something
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5)
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Can't Give It Up
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Engineer - Andy Wallace (B2, B3)
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Engineer - Dave Whitman
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Engineer - Dave Thoerner
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Engineer - Frank Filipetti (A1 to B1, B4 and B5)
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Engineer [Assistant] - Mark Russak (B2, B3)
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Engineer [Assistant] - Michel Sauvage (A5, B5)
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Engineer [Assistant] - Scott Mabuchi (A1 to A4, A5 [Right Track], B1, B4, B5)
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Engineer [Mix] - Ed Stasium (A5)
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Lyrics By - Carly Simon (A1 to A4, B1 to B5)
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Music By - Carly Simon (A1 to A4, B1, B4)
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Vocals - Carly Simon
