Soundtrack is some of Paul Simon's best work.

Review Score: (8/10)
If you're looking to start (or add to) your collection of Paul Simon music, this album is a great choice. This is the soundtrack to the movie of the same name, written by, directed by and starring Simon. The movie is just a B movie, but this album is anything but. The title track, 'Late in the Evening' appears for the first time on this album, (later on other CD's and re-arranged for the Concert in the Park CD, 1991) and is a wonderful, uptempo latin-style song with a throbing bass line and a full brass section. Other great songs are 'How the Heart Approaches What It Yearns' and 'Jonah'. The whole album is smooth and features the great Steve Gadd on drums and the late Richard Tee on keyboards.

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