I promised the producer of this song, Richard Perry, that I would take him to Hawaii if You’re So Vain got to #1 on Cashbox or Billboard. How about it Richard? Which island? @musicman1942 @billboardcharts
Coming across this old upright piano in the attic, Ben and I decided to sing what was on our minds. I voted early for Kamala and Tim. Make sure you don’t leave this til’ the last minute get out and vote now for Harris Walz!
We were the lucky ones ….Why couldn’t you have beefed up the clap track? #CarlySimon #SNL50
I’m one of the lucky people who got to occasionally visit with Judy in the wee spaces in the afternoons when she was up for a conversation, a laugh, a song. If I’m not wrong or if I’m not overly bragging, I think it might have been James, my husband way back when and myself, who first introduced Judy and John to the Vineyard. I knew her all of a sudden many times and I will especially remember her this last season with The Ukulele Ladies and their songs, as well as the song I am proud to have collaborated on (four in the morning) with her. My son, Ben, was mixing her music with Luke, sitting on the couch just a few weeks ago. Oh Judy what a large, laughing, loving space you have left. I love you and will always relish your dearness. It will fan out gently always, through time and space.
I’m one of the lucky people who got to occasionally visit with Judy in the wee spaces in the afternoons when she was up for a conversation, a laugh, a song. If I’m not wrong or if I’m not overly bragging, I think it might have been James, my husband way back when and myself, who first introduced Judy and John to the Vineyard. I knew her all of a sudden many times and I will especially remember her this last season with The Ukulele Ladies and their songs, as well as the song I am proud to have collaborated on (four in the morning) with her. My son, Ben, was mixing her music with Luke, sitting on the couch just a few weeks ago. Oh Judy what a large, laughing, loving space you have left. I love you and will always relish your dearness. It will fan out gently always, through time and space.
I’m one of the lucky people who got to occasionally visit with Judy in the wee spaces in the afternoons when she was up for a conversation, a laugh, a song. If I’m not wrong or if I’m not overly bragging, I think it might have been James, my husband way back when and myself, who first introduced Judy and John to the Vineyard. I knew her all of a sudden many times and I will especially remember her this last season with The Ukulele Ladies and their songs, as well as the song I am proud to have collaborated on (four in the morning) with her. My son, Ben, was mixing her music with Luke, sitting on the couch just a few weeks ago. Oh Judy what a large, laughing, loving space you have left. I love you and will always relish your dearness. It will fan out gently always, through time and space.
I’m one of the lucky people who got to occasionally visit with Judy in the wee spaces in the afternoons when she was up for a conversation, a laugh, a song. If I’m not wrong or if I’m not overly bragging, I think it might have been James, my husband way back when and myself, who first introduced Judy and John to the Vineyard. I knew her all of a sudden many times and I will especially remember her this last season with The Ukulele Ladies and their songs, as well as the song I am proud to have collaborated on (four in the morning) with her. My son, Ben, was mixing her music with Luke, sitting on the couch just a few weeks ago. Oh Judy what a large, laughing, loving space you have left. I love you and will always relish your dearness. It will fan out gently always, through time and space.
I’m one of the lucky people who got to occasionally visit with Judy in the wee spaces in the afternoons when she was up for a conversation, a laugh, a song. If I’m not wrong or if I’m not overly bragging, I think it might have been James, my husband way back when and myself, who first introduced Judy and John to the Vineyard. I knew her all of a sudden many times and I will especially remember her this last season with The Ukulele Ladies and their songs, as well as the song I am proud to have collaborated on (four in the morning) with her. My son, Ben, was mixing her music with Luke, sitting on the couch just a few weeks ago. Oh Judy what a large, laughing, loving space you have left. I love you and will always relish your dearness. It will fan out gently always, through time and space.
I’m one of the lucky people who got to occasionally visit with Judy in the wee spaces in the afternoons when she was up for a conversation, a laugh, a song. If I’m not wrong or if I’m not overly bragging, I think it might have been James, my husband way back when and myself, who first introduced Judy and John to the Vineyard. I knew her all of a sudden many times and I will especially remember her this last season with The Ukulele Ladies and their songs, as well as the song I am proud to have collaborated on (four in the morning) with her. My son, Ben, was mixing her music with Luke, sitting on the couch just a few weeks ago. Oh Judy what a large, laughing, loving space you have left. I love you and will always relish your dearness. It will fan out gently always, through time and space.
I’m one of the lucky people who got to occasionally visit with Judy in the wee spaces in the afternoons when she was up for a conversation, a laugh, a song. If I’m not wrong or if I’m not overly bragging, I think it might have been James, my husband way back when and myself, who first introduced Judy and John to the Vineyard. I knew her all of a sudden many times and I will especially remember her this last season with The Ukulele Ladies and their songs, as well as the song I am proud to have collaborated on (four in the morning) with her. My son, Ben, was mixing her music with Luke, sitting on the couch just a few weeks ago. Oh Judy what a large, laughing, loving space you have left. I love you and will always relish your dearness. It will fan out gently always, through time and space.
I am exiting the stage ahead of James after we sang Mockingbird at the NoNukes concert in September, 1979. The jumpsuit was made by Marcia Trinder, who was also known for making stage outfits for Mick Jagger. I remember going to the dressing room to slip into something a little more comfortable, only to realize I had to get back into the tight striped jumpsuit and on stage for Dylan’s song, “The Times They Are A-Changin'” with James, John Hall, and Graham Nash. 📸: Peter Simon #CarlySimon #MarciaTrinder #MickJagger
You make me smile with my heart ❤️ #HappyValentinesDay #CarlySimon
Personally curated by legendary Elektra Records founder Jac Holzman, THESE ARE THE GOOD OLD DAYS: THE CARLY SIMON & JAC HOLZMAN STORY is an essential listen. Jac selected the songs that capture the magic of their collaboration and the moment Carly’s voice became part of the soundtrack of the ’70s. With personal reflections from both Carly and Jac, this collection is like flipping through a scrapbook of memories—an intimate look at the music that started it all. Available now on CD or 4LP set as well as on all streaming services. 🎶 Listen or purchase at the #linkinbio #CarlySimon #TheseAreTheGoodOldDays #SingerSongwriter #JacHolzman #Vinyl #CDCollection
Personally curated by legendary Elektra Records founder Jac Holzman, THESE ARE THE GOOD OLD DAYS: THE CARLY SIMON & JAC HOLZMAN STORY is an essential listen. Jac selected the songs that capture the magic of their collaboration and the moment Carly’s voice became part of the soundtrack of the ’70s. With personal reflections from both Carly and Jac, this collection is like flipping through a scrapbook of memories—an intimate look at the music that started it all. Available now on CD or 4LP set as well as on all streaming services. 🎶 Listen or purchase at the #linkinbio #CarlySimon #TheseAreTheGoodOldDays #SingerSongwriter #JacHolzman #Vinyl #CDCollection
Personally curated by legendary Elektra Records founder Jac Holzman, THESE ARE THE GOOD OLD DAYS: THE CARLY SIMON & JAC HOLZMAN STORY is an essential listen. Jac selected the songs that capture the magic of their collaboration and the moment Carly’s voice became part of the soundtrack of the ’70s. With personal reflections from both Carly and Jac, this collection is like flipping through a scrapbook of memories—an intimate look at the music that started it all. Available now on CD or 4LP set as well as on all streaming services. 🎶 Listen or purchase at the #linkinbio #CarlySimon #TheseAreTheGoodOldDays #SingerSongwriter #JacHolzman #Vinyl #CDCollection
#HAPPYBIRTHDAY Carly – this day makes me think back to all our laughs, good times in #NYC and on Martha’s Vineyard…. I have been so lucky to make photographs of someone who was my friend first and who’s so gorgeous inside and out. Working by just having fun .—— #carlysimon #marthasvineyard #photography #friendship @carlysimonhq
Rediscover Carly Simon’s breakthrough album ‘No Secrets’ reimagined in immersive sound. Listen to your favorite platinum hits “You’re So Vain” and “The Right Thing To Do” on Dolby Atmos (TrueHD 7.1), Quadio (DTS-HD MA 4.0), 5.1 (DTS-HD MA 5.1), and High-Resolution Stereo (DTS-HD MA) mixes. Available in the Rhino Store now.
Something special is coming this Friday… ✨ a newly remastered and re-imagined version of my 1971 song, “Share The End”. In this version, I’m thinking more about what’s happening everywhere in the world and how to move forward while treasuring what’s behind us. Stay tuned! 🎶 #ShareTheEnd #NewRelease #CarlySimon
Out now – “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” – produced once again by Paul Samwell-Smith, who helmed the original 1971 recording. This newly remixed edition features fresh contributions from Peter Vettese, with Frank Filipetti handling the mix, while preserving the original performances by Jimmy Ryan and Andy Newmark. Carly says: “’Share the End’ always felt like a hidden gem—quiet but powerful. Today, in a time of war, real and phony despots, division, and dishonesty across the globe, it sometimes feels to me the world is still going up in flames—five decades after I first recorded this song. In the original, I was reflecting on personal relationships, but in this version, I’m thinking more about what’s happening everywhere in the world—how to move forward while treasuring what’s behind us. Working with Paul, Peter, and Frank brought out a layered, almost cinematic quality to the song that feels like a natural progression of its story.” “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” is available now on all streaming platforms. #CarlySimon #HiddenGem #PowerfulMusic #TimeOfWar #GlobalDivision #CinematicQuality #NaturalProgression #ReflectingOnChange #MovingForwardTogether
Out now – “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” – produced once again by Paul Samwell-Smith, who helmed the original 1971 recording. This newly remixed edition features fresh contributions from Peter Vettese, with Frank Filipetti handling the mix, while preserving the original performances by Jimmy Ryan and Andy Newmark. Carly says: “’Share the End’ always felt like a hidden gem—quiet but powerful. Today, in a time of war, real and phony despots, division, and dishonesty across the globe, it sometimes feels to me the world is still going up in flames—five decades after I first recorded this song. In the original, I was reflecting on personal relationships, but in this version, I’m thinking more about what’s happening everywhere in the world—how to move forward while treasuring what’s behind us. Working with Paul, Peter, and Frank brought out a layered, almost cinematic quality to the song that feels like a natural progression of its story.” “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” is available now on all streaming platforms. #CarlySimon #HiddenGem #PowerfulMusic #TimeOfWar #GlobalDivision #CinematicQuality #NaturalProgression #ReflectingOnChange #MovingForwardTogether
Out now – “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” – produced once again by Paul Samwell-Smith, who helmed the original 1971 recording. This newly remixed edition features fresh contributions from Peter Vettese, with Frank Filipetti handling the mix, while preserving the original performances by Jimmy Ryan and Andy Newmark. Carly says: “’Share the End’ always felt like a hidden gem—quiet but powerful. Today, in a time of war, real and phony despots, division, and dishonesty across the globe, it sometimes feels to me the world is still going up in flames—five decades after I first recorded this song. In the original, I was reflecting on personal relationships, but in this version, I’m thinking more about what’s happening everywhere in the world—how to move forward while treasuring what’s behind us. Working with Paul, Peter, and Frank brought out a layered, almost cinematic quality to the song that feels like a natural progression of its story.” “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” is available now on all streaming platforms. #CarlySimon #HiddenGem #PowerfulMusic #TimeOfWar #GlobalDivision #CinematicQuality #NaturalProgression #ReflectingOnChange #MovingForwardTogether
Out now – “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” – produced once again by Paul Samwell-Smith, who helmed the original 1971 recording. This newly remixed edition features fresh contributions from Peter Vettese, with Frank Filipetti handling the mix, while preserving the original performances by Jimmy Ryan and Andy Newmark. Carly says: “’Share the End’ always felt like a hidden gem—quiet but powerful. Today, in a time of war, real and phony despots, division, and dishonesty across the globe, it sometimes feels to me the world is still going up in flames—five decades after I first recorded this song. In the original, I was reflecting on personal relationships, but in this version, I’m thinking more about what’s happening everywhere in the world—how to move forward while treasuring what’s behind us. Working with Paul, Peter, and Frank brought out a layered, almost cinematic quality to the song that feels like a natural progression of its story.” “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” is available now on all streaming platforms. #CarlySimon #HiddenGem #PowerfulMusic #TimeOfWar #GlobalDivision #CinematicQuality #NaturalProgression #ReflectingOnChange #MovingForwardTogether
Out now – “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” – produced once again by Paul Samwell-Smith, who helmed the original 1971 recording. This newly remixed edition features fresh contributions from Peter Vettese, with Frank Filipetti handling the mix, while preserving the original performances by Jimmy Ryan and Andy Newmark. Carly says: “’Share the End’ always felt like a hidden gem—quiet but powerful. Today, in a time of war, real and phony despots, division, and dishonesty across the globe, it sometimes feels to me the world is still going up in flames—five decades after I first recorded this song. In the original, I was reflecting on personal relationships, but in this version, I’m thinking more about what’s happening everywhere in the world—how to move forward while treasuring what’s behind us. Working with Paul, Peter, and Frank brought out a layered, almost cinematic quality to the song that feels like a natural progression of its story.” “Share the End – 2025 Remaster” is available now on all streaming platforms. #CarlySimon #HiddenGem #PowerfulMusic #TimeOfWar #GlobalDivision #CinematicQuality #NaturalProgression #ReflectingOnChange #MovingForwardTogether
Some songs are time capsules, capturing a moment in time while also transcending it. Written with longtime collaborator Jake Brackman, and recorded by Carly in 1971, “Share The End” reflects the upheaval of the early ‘70s, with its dream-shot images of “strutting kings” and “stirred-up madmen.” Today, as the world faces similar rhymes of chaos, uncertainty, and division, its message remains unsettlingly relevant. The newly remastered and reimagined version brings fresh depth to the song’s haunting melody, reinforcing its timeless relevance. “Share The End” (2025 Remaster) arrives this Friday. 🔗 Pre-save at the #linkinbio #CarlySimon #ShareTheEnd #Remastered #MyGeneration
