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Songs from the Trees (A Musical Memoir Collection)

Carly Simon · 2015

112 min · 31 tracks · pop music

A reflective tapestry of folk-infused pop, weaving personal narratives with lush melodies and Simon's signature emotive delivery.

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reflective personal storytelling long, immersive listening sessions emotional and nostalgic vibes
Context
By the release of 'Songs from the Trees' in 2015, Carly Simon was revisiting her storied career after decades of influential music-making. This compilation came nearly a decade after her last studio album, showcasing her enduring relevance and introspective songwriting as she reflected on her life and work.
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Songs from the Trees (A Musical Memoir Collection) is an album by Carly Simon, released in 2015. A reflective tapestry of folk-infused pop, weaving personal narratives with lush melodies and Simon's signature emotive delivery. 'Songs from the Trees' is significant as it not only compiles Simon's greatest hits but also includes previously unreleased tracks, offering fans a deeper insight into her artistic journey. The album received positive critical reception, highlighting its emotional depth and storytelling prowess, affirming Simon's place in the pantheon of classic singer-songwriters. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does Songs from the Trees (A Musical Memoir Collection) sound like?

A reflective tapestry of folk-infused pop, weaving personal narratives with lush melodies and Simon's signature emotive delivery. Rooted in pop music.

What makes Songs from the Trees (A Musical Memoir Collection) by Carly Simon notable?

'Songs from the Trees' is significant as it not only compiles Simon's greatest hits but also includes previously unreleased tracks, offering fans a deeper insight into her artistic journey. The album received positive critical reception, highlighting its emotional depth and storytelling prowess, affirming Simon's place in the pantheon of classic singer-songwriters. By the release of 'Songs from the Trees' in 2015, Carly Simon was revisiting her storied career after decades of influential music-making. This compilation came nearly a decade after her last studio album, showcasing her enduring relevance and introspective songwriting as she reflected on her life and work.

Who is Songs from the Trees (A Musical Memoir Collection) for?

Songs from the Trees (A Musical Memoir Collection) works well if you're into reflective personal storytelling, long, immersive listening sessions and emotional and nostalgic vibes.

How many songs are on Songs from the Trees (A Musical Memoir Collection)?

Songs from the Trees (A Musical Memoir Collection) has 31 tracks, running approximately 112 minutes.

Tracklist

31 tracks·112:56

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Disc 1

  • 1 Boys in the Trees 3:14
  • 2 Winkin', Blinkin' and Nod 2:18
  • 3 Orpheus 3:52
  • 4 Older Sister 3:09
  • 5 It Was So Easy 3:09
  • 6 Embrace Me, You Child 4:10
  • 7 Hello Big Man 5:29
  • 8 Two Hot Girls (On a Hot Summer Night) 4:52
  • 9 It Happens Everyday 2:45
  • 10 His Friends Are More Than Fond of Robin 3:03
  • 11 I'm All It Takes to Make You Happy 3:36
  • 12 That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be 4:18
  • 13 I've Got to Have You 4:45
  • 14 Anticipation Standout 3:21
  • 15 Legend in Your Own Time 3:44
  • 16 Three Days 3:17

Disc 2

  • 1 Julie Through the Glass 3:22
  • 2 We Have No Secrets 3:58
  • 3 You're So Vain Standout 4:19
  • 4 Mind on My Man 3:00
  • 5 Mockingbird Standout 4:13
  • 6 After the Storm 2:49
  • 7 Haunting 2:29
  • 8 In Times When My Head 3:30
  • 9 You Belong to Me 3:52
  • 10 We're So Close 5:10
  • 11 From the Heart 2:51
  • 12 Come Upstairs 4:18
  • 13 The Right Thing to Do 3:00
  • 14 Showdown 3:26
  • 15 I Can't Thank You Enough 3:23

Release Date

November 20, 2015

Genre

pop music

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Artist Origin

United States

Runtime

112 min 56 sec