It goes on the "take to the desert island" list
N. J Sandwick | 10/14/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I really like this album a lot. It must have been difficult for Harper to try to step out of his Dad's shadow, and I think he has done that with this endeavor. Some of the songs sound more like Simon and Garfunkel. It is a very melodic and beautifully recorded CD. It would be on my list for the "desert island"."
Simon Evolution
Ronald L. Constable | 11/14/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I was most curious to see how Harper's efforts would compare with his famous father; to learn if he'd been able to meet the expected quality standards, yet put his own clear stamp on the music - and just what type of music had he chosen to make. He has done extremely well! The music constantly reminds me of the best of the 60's (Simon & Garfunkel, of course, but also Buffalo Springfield and others), with interesting and clearly understandable lyrics, yet has a strong contemporary sound. It's an interesting blend of folk, contemporary country, and intelligent rock. It's become our most frequently played CD! I've bought 3 copies - one for the home system, one for the car, and one for a friend, who is also quite positive about it."
There's a new Simon in my iPod.
Chris L. | 11/24/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"What can I say...this is such a great album. Just like the senior Simon, not a dud on the disc, the whole album is spectacular. Harper has so many great musicians playing on this disc. Some of them also played with Simon & Garfunkel, and Bob Johnston the producer, produced S&G and Dylan and many other great artists. I had a chance to see Harper sing this CD in NYC last month and I must say, he is equally good on stage as he is on the CD. My favorite tracks are Berkeley Girl and Tennessee. Go out and buy this CD!!"