At some point in 1971, Carly Simon ... to, Simon single-handedly launched one of music's hottest debates. "You're So Vain" arrived as the lead single from Simon's third album, No Secrets ...

Listen to Carly Simon's 'Night Owl' Two other songs on No Secrets ... the song but also helped to ensure his place among the list of famous men the song was rumored to be about.

Music producer Richard Perry, known for his iconic collaborations with numerous artists from Carly Simon to ... a number of popular albums in the Seventies, including Simon's No Secrets ...

Some classic rock songs sent shock waves through the industry that are still being felt today. Carly Simon’s 1972 hit “You’re So Vain” is often credited with revolutionizing feminism in ...

Carly Simon is mourning the death of both her sisters, who died of cancer one day apart from each other. Lucy Simon, a Tony Award-nominated Broadway composer, died of metastatic breast cancer ...

Carly Simon was famously known for having ... For those that haven’t heard from Simon in a while—her last album, ironically titled Never Been Gone, was released in 2009—Live At Grand Central ...

This is Simon’s signature song and her lone single to go to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song, from the “No Secrets” album spent 17 weeks on the charts, including three weeks at No. 1.

As a concert performer, she leaned into classic and contemporary songs of her time. The siblings were born to publishing giant Richard Simon and his wife, Andrea. Carly and Lucy once performed as ...

The sisters occasionally crossed paths. Joanna sang backup on Carly’s album “No Secrets” (1972) and Lucy’s album “Lucy Simon” (1975), and Carly played guitar offstage during Joanna’s ...

In 1975 she recorded the album Lucy Simon and in 1977 Stolen Time, that latter featuring backup vocals by Carly and then-husband James Taylor on about half of the songs. In the early ’80s ...

Carly Simon paid tribute to her two older sisters Saturday after they both died of cancer a day apart. Joanna Simon, a renowned opera singer, died Wednesday of thyroid cancer at the age of 85.