Paul Simon One Trick Pony

Paul Simon One Trick PonyThe 1980 film ONE TRICK PONY starred and featured the music of Paul Simon, who portrayed a singer songwriter of considerably less renown than himself. Full of heart, humor and realism, it's one of the best music oriented dramas extant, and this soundtrack album is equally substantial. ONE TRICK PONY marked an important turning point in Simon's artistic development. Though his musical sophistication had grown, previous to this album his lyrical

and its music is the closest to the ideal form of the band's sound: Kessler's guitar swings between prodding

for every possible message

with songs like "Sad Girl" carrying some of the slow-burning touches of greasy blues-rock Auerbach is known for

and "fuckin' up the weekend" as he flashes his million-dollar grin

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In advance of announcing the album

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with wholehearted sincerity

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