My Little Town

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"My Little Town" is a reflective song by Paul Simon, featuring Art Garfunkel, known for its nostalgic yet critical portrayal of small-town life.

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instanceOf single
song
albumVersionAppearsOn Breakaway NERFINISHED
Still Crazy After All These Years NERFINISHED
artist Paul Simon NERFINISHED
chartPerformance Top 40 hit in the United States
composer Paul Simon NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
distributionFormat 7-inch single
era 1970s
featuredArtist Art Garfunkel NERFINISHED
genre folk rock
soft rock
hasBSide Some copies issued with different B-sides depending on album tie-in
hasCriticalReception praised for mature, unsentimental view of small-town America
hasInstrumentation horns
keyboards
rock band instrumentation
hasNotableLyric "Nothing but the dead and dying back in my little town"
hasTheme disillusionment
nostalgia
small-town life
social criticism
hasVocalArrangement close harmony vocals by Simon and Garfunkel
hasVocalStyle duet
includedIn Art Garfunkel compilation albums
Paul Simon compilation albums
various Simon & Garfunkel compilation albums
isComebackCollaborationFor Simon & Garfunkel NERFINISHED
label Columbia Records
language English
lyricalCharacterization nostalgic yet critical portrayal of small-town life
lyricist Paul Simon NERFINISHED
notableFor reuniting Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel in the 1970s
originallyFeaturedOn Breakaway GENERATED
Still Crazy After All These Years GENERATED
partOf Art Garfunkel discography NERFINISHED
Paul Simon discography NERFINISHED
performer Art Garfunkel NERFINISHED
Paul Simon NERFINISHED
Simon & Garfunkel NERFINISHED
producer Paul Simon NERFINISHED
Phil Ramone NERFINISHED
recordingPeriod 1974–1975
releaseYear 1975
writer Paul Simon NERFINISHED

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