"Hearts and Bones" was originally intended as a collaboration with Arthur "Credit" Simon, but evolved into a Simon solo album that is among his most personal and sonically adventurous work.
- The album was originally conceived as a collaboration with Arthur "Credit" Simon, titled "You Can Call Me Al."
- Despite critical praise, "Hearts and Bones" was not a commercial success, though it produced the singles "Allergies" and "Hearts and Bones."
- The album was reissued in 2006 with bonus tracks and updated liner notes.
Paul Simon is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter known for his introspective lyrics and intricate musical arrangements, rooted in folk and rock. In 1983, he released "Hearts and Bones," a critically acclaimed album that found him exploring new sonic territories after the success of his solo work.
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