 From a warehouse find, this is a new, unplayed stock copy, in its original Columbia factory sleeve. This third single from Paul Simon's second solo album, "There Goes Rhymin' Simon," is incredibly hard to find in decent condition. It wasn't a big hit like the previous two singles ("Kodachrome" and "Loves Me Like A Rock"), but as a song, it tops both of those, IMHO, and doesn't get nearly enough play. As one of Simon's very best songs, I give the single two stars (our highest recommendation). According to Joel Whitburn, the music is based on J.S. Bach's 'O Sacred Heart.' Note: This beautiful 45 record has Mint labels and even more important — Mint audio! This song is just so incredibly beautiful in so many ways, it's great to hear it pure and strong with no distractions. The vinyl (styrene) grades very close to Mint, with just a few faint signs of storage wear.
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M- | Audio: MWritten by: Paul Simon (A&B)Produced by: Paul SimonChart info: #35p in December 1973Track time(s): A: 3:44 | B: 3:44Mix: Stereo
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| More 45's by Paul Simon |
 Allergies/ Think Too Much (M), WB 29453, 1983: $10.00 $8.00 |
 Diamonds On the Soles of Her Shoes (M), WB 28389 , 1987: $15.00 |
| Kodachrome/ Tenderness (M), Columbia 45859, 1973: $8.50 |
Late In The Evening (M), WB 0395 , 1980: $7.50 |
| Late In The Evening/ How The Heart Approaches What It Yearns (M), WB 49511, 1980: $14.00 |
 Loves Me Like A Rock/ Learn How To Fall (M), Columbia 45907, 1973: $9.00 |
| Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard/ Mother and Child Reunion (M-), Warner 21936, 1972: $10.00 |
| Mother And Child Reunion/ Paranoia Blues (M-), Columbia 45547, 1972: $14.00 |
| One-Trick Pony (M), WB 0395, 1980: $7.50 |
| One-Trick Pony/ Long, Long Day (M ), WB 49601, 1980: $8.00 |
| Proof/ The Coast (M), WB 19464, 1991: $6.00 |
| Slip Slidin' Away (M), Columbia 33364, 1977: $7.00 |
| Slip Slidin' Away/ Something So Right (M-), Columbia 10630, 1977: $8.00 |
| Still Crazy After All These Years (M), Columbia 45849, 1976: $7.00 |
| Stranded In A Limousine (M), Columbia 33364, 1978: $7.00 |
| The Boy In The Bubble (M-), WB 28460, 1987: $6.50 |
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| If you like this kind of music, take a listen to . . . |
| Different Drum/ I've Got To Know by Stone Poneys Featuring Linda Rondstadt (M), Capitol 2004, 1967: $28.00 |
| Feelings/ Let Me Stay With You by Barry Mann (M-), Scepter 12281, 1970: $14.00 |
| Free Man In Paris/ People's Parties by Joni Mitchell (M), Asylum 11041, 1974: $15.00 |
| Goin' Back/ Change Is Now by The Byrds (M-), Columbia 44362, 1967: $20.00 |
| Military Madness/ Sleep Song by Graham Nash (M-), Atlantic 2827, 1971: $10.00 |
| One Tin Soldier/ Live For Tomorrow by The Original Caste (M-), T-A 186, 1969: $12.50 |
| Promises/ Watch Out For Lucy by Eric Clapton (M-), RSO 1039, 1978: $10.00 |
| Proof/ The Coast by Paul Simon (M), WB 19464, 1991: $6.00 |
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