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	Simon and Garfunkel - The Mother and child of reunions
		This was Simon and Garfunkel's first London concert for 22 years and many of those around me looked as if they had been at the last, and the ones before that - indeed, as if they had measured their lives by the litany of these familiar songs.
		Simon and Garfunkel were locked in the tropes of their remote past.
		Simon looks like a salesman in an Arthur Miller play, Garfunkel like a best man at a wedding who means every word of it when he says 'thank you so much for a lifetime of support'.
	www.scena.org /columns/lebrecht/040718-NL-simgar.html (797 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Simon and Garfunkel were among the most popular recording artists of the 1960s, and are best known for their songs "The Sound of Silence," "Mrs.
		Garfunkel's filming leave conflicted with and subsequently delayed the recording of the duo's next album, and to add insult to injury, the part in the film which had initially been promised to Simon was completely cut from the script.
		Simon and Garfunkel's first reunion since their second breakup was at a June 1972 benefit concert at Madison Square Garden for presidential candidate George McGovern.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Simon_and_Garfunkel (2585 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Paul Simon: biography, discography, reviews, links
		Simon & Garfunkel's songs had become famous thanks to their melodies, but, in reality, they parted from the rest of rock and folk music mainly because of the elegant, intricate and sophisticate sound that the duo crafted in the studio.
		When Simon and Garfunkel split it was almost a tragedy for those who had grown accustomed to their characterization of the turmoil of adolescence.
		Simon's simple and naive spirit redeems the pagan, ritual, primitive nature of the rhythm, and views the universal message of the civilization that produced it with the eyes of a Christian prophet.
	www.scaruffi.com /vol1/simon.html (3408 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel
		Paul Simon and Arthur Garfunkel, born only 3 weeks apart in 1941, were best friends all through their childhood as they grew up in Queens, NY.
		The album flopped initially, but Simon, who had been spending a lot of time in England, was picked up as a solo artist by CBS and recorded "The Paul Simon Songbook", released only in Great Britain in the spring of 1965.
		Simon played a free concert in Central Park in August 1991 (ten years after Simon And Garfunkel had done one) and released a live album from the show.
	www.classicbands.com /SandG.html (1274 words)

	Simon&Garfunkel
		Perhaps Simon and Garfunkel also copied the brothers’ notoriously dysfunctional acrimony, but the Everlys hid any past belligerency that might have existed between them, and their voices in unison were breathtaking.
		Simon and Garfunkel sang the last line a cappella, before the band tied up the end of the song as Paul changed guitars in anticipation of the next number, as the audience went ballistic in its praise of this unbelievably vibrant tune.
		Simon and Garfunkel harmonised throughout the song, although on the second line they almost stumbled for the first time, their voices seeming to clash for a split second, but soon that was forgotten and the strength of their vocal talents, particularly when melting together, overwhelmed the park yet again.
	www.aboutlastnight.org.uk /SimonGarfJy04.htm (10858 words)

	Amazon.com: Simon & Garfunkel Albums (CD, MP3, Vinyl, etc.), Related Products (DVD, Books, Apparel), Pictures, ...
		Simon and Garfunkel's recording history actually predated their first mid-'60s hit by almost a decade.
		Simon and Garfunkel's early albums were erratic, but they steadily improved as Simon sharpened his songwriting, and as the duo became more comfortable and adventurous in the studio.
		Simon began to feel constrained by the limits of working with the same collaborator; Garfunkel, who wrote virtually none of the material, felt overshadowed by the songwriting talents of Simon, though Garfunkel's high tenor was crucial to their appeal.
	www.amazon.com /Simon-&-Garfunkel/e/B000AQ2ZUC (1094 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel
		Reverting to their surnames, Simon and Garfunkel scored a folk-rock hit with “The Sounds of Silence,” one of the cornerstone songs of 1965 with its urbane, poetical lyrics and astute blend of folk and rock elements.
		Garfunkel tended toward adult-oriented pop, often interpreting the songs of composer/arranger Jimmy Webb, while Simon wrote and recorded wry, angst-filled songs (e.g., “Kodachrome,” “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover") spiced with ethnic accents: gospel, reggae, Cajun, Peruvian and more.
		Though technically these evenings were billed as Paul Simon retrospectives, Garfunkel appeared in two of the four nightly segments and fans considered it a de facto reunion, regardless of billing.
	www.rockhall.com /inductee/simon-and-garfunkel (531 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel
		The duo was never a true rival to their British counterparts, the Beatles, but they still made a lot of memorable recordings and were a major force on both the singles and LP charts.
		Garfunkel's solo career was a beached whale by now: neither the album nor any of its singles were commercially or critically successful.
		Simon & Garfunkel tunes form a small minority - three tracks that also are covered on the earlier Central Park record, plus "Cecilia." The Simon solo tunes are predictable too, with many of them again appearing on the earlier record, and the rest being the better tracks from the last two studio albums.
	www.warr.org /simon.html (3487 words)

	Simon & Garfunkel - Music Downloads - Online
		Simon & Garfunkel's recording history actually predated their first mid-'60s hit by almost a decade.
		When they reteamed, it was as a folk duo, though Simon's pop roots would serve the act well in their material's synthesis of folk and pop influences.
		Simon began to feel constrained by the limits of working with the same collaborator; Garfunkel, who wrote virtually none of the material, felt overshadowed by the songwriting talents of Simon, though Garfunkel's high tenor was crucial to their appeal.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/142/Simon-Garfunkel/1001546.html (832 words)

	The Sound Of Silence by Simon And Garfunkel Songfacts
		Simon and Garfunkel had no idea their acoustic song had been overdubbed with electric instruments, but it became a huge hit and got them back together.
		Simon and Garfunkel did not write this about the Vietnam War, but by the time it became popular, the war was on and many people felt it made a powerful statement as an anti-war song.
		Simon And Garfunkel's version was not released as a single in England.
	www.songfacts.com /detail.php?id=796 (2131 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is a page about Simon and Garfunkel and some Paul Simon solo stuff containing lots of tab and some information on that classic duo.
		"Simon and Garfunkel made a sensitive guy in the 60's feel like he had a place in the 60's...
		The recent success of their reunion has brought simon and Garfunkel back into the public eye...
	www.mdstud.chalmers.se /~md2perpe/Musik/simongarfunkel.html (255 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel: Live in New York, 1967 - PopMatters Music Review
		But Garfunkel is just more subtle, adding background vocals and accents to Simon.s songs that distinctly differentiate the Simon and Garfunkel phase from the Simon solo phase.
		Simon can't reach that same state of vocal angst that Garfunkel belts out in "For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her".
		Back before the same venue had been remodeled and was still known as Philharmonic Hall, Simon and Garfunkel had played songs there that would be forever associated with their generation.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/s/simonandgarfunkel-live.shtml (959 words)

	Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
		On many occasions Simon wished he had sung it himself, particularly when he stood in the wings while Garfunkel got all the applause for it.
		Simon and Garfunkel both thought something like "Cecilia" would be the first single, but Columbia chief Clive Davis persuaded them to go with the title song.
		Simon had heard the phrase, "I'll be your bridge over deep water..." in a version of "Oh Mary Don't You Weep For Me." He never forgot the phrase and wound it into this slowly building ballad.
	www.superseventies.com /spsimongarfunkel.html (1252 words)

	USATODAY.com - Simon and Garfunkel open 'Old Friends' tour
		Breaking a two-decade drought without a concert tour, Simon and Garfunkel took the stage Thursday night before an enthusiastic audience that seemed happy to relive the popular songs of their youth.
		Before the concert, a video montage showed scenes of Simon and Garfunkel and news events from years past — the duo in their youth with full heads of hair, a shot of the first moon landing, a peace sign made of airplane contrails.
		When the lights came up, Simon, with guitar in hand, and Garfunkel, wearing his signature fl vest, took the stage to a standing ovation to kick off their 40-date tour — their first since 1982-83.
	www.usatoday.com /life/music/news/2003-10-17-simon-tour_x.htm (641 words)

	USATODAY.com - Simon & Garfunkel, again
		Simon's haunting melodies, evocative lyrics and supple guitar work, and the distinctive vocal harmonies he forged with Garfunkel's shimmering tenor, made a deep impression on the generation that came of age with them, as evidenced by the more than half-million fans who flocked to see their 1981 reunion concert in New York's Central Park.
		Garfunkel is gentle and sunny, with a fondness for lofty, sometimes florid language.
		Simon, whose insights tend to be drier and more to the point, simply shrugs.
	www.usatoday.com /life/music/news/2003-09-14-sg-tour_x.htm (1616 words)

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		Simon and Garfunkel - the Concert in Central Park on DVD
		Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel put aside whatever their differences are and/or were long enough to perform at this classic event, in front of a huge crowd in New York City’s Central Park.
		The whole, the sum of the parts, is a wonderful concert - even though Simon doesn’t appear to be having a particularly good time during most of the concert - or at least not nearly as much fun as Garfunkel is.
	www.technofile.com /dvds/simon_and_garfunkel.html (384 words)

	Simon & Garfunkel MP3 Downloads - Simon & Garfunkel Music Downloads - Simon & Garfunkel Music Videos - ...
		Simon & Garfunkel's recording history actually predated their first mid-'60s hit by almost a decade.
		The Simon & Garfunkel story might have ended there, except for a brainstorm of their producer, Tom Wilson (who also produced several of Bob Dylan's early albums).
		Simon & Garfunkel\'s early albums were erratic, but they steadily improved as Simon sharpened his songwriting, and as the duo became more comfortable and adventurous in the studio.
	www.mp3.com /artist/simon-and-garfunkel/summary (1722 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel, The Interview : NPR Music
		Simon & Garfunkel perform "The Sound of Silence" at the Grammy Awards in 2003.
		By the time they were in high school, Garfunkel remembers, they were ready to give up on their dream.
		In the interview, Simon and Garfunkel discuss the origins of some of their greatest songs — including "Sound of Silence" and "Bridge Over Troubled Water" — and they explain how they've dealt with recurring tensions in their 50-year friendship.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1951161 (428 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel Links
		The Simon and Garfunkel Online Resource - Lots of information and links; more of a focus on the boys, their lives, and their careers (separately and together) rather than on their music.
		Simon and Garfunkel - The Sound Of Silence - Places the Dutch translation of "The Sound Of Silence" right next to the original English text.
		Simon and Garfunkel - News and what appears to be a wealth of information.
	sglyrics.myrmid.com /links.htm (1361 words)

	Simon & Garfunkel News
		Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel concluded the European leg of their Old Friends tour by performing a free concert in Rome, Italy, in front of the Colosseum.
		Simon & Garfunkel to Tour the U.S. in June and July!
		After the overwhelming response to their Old Friends 2003 tour, Simon & Garfunkel will be touring the United States in June and July.
	www.simonandgarfunkel.com /news.html (169 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Essential Simon and Garfunkel: Music: Simon & Garfunkel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This two CD set brings together classic moments from Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel's career and was released to coincidewith their 2003 reunion tour.
		Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel were better together than apart, because they had such different talents.
		I find the collection emotional and relaxing to listen to, with Paul Simon's vocals and the guitars of G having a casual (not overproduced) sound to them, which makes the album infinately more listenable to then the majority of other 'digitally remastered' best ofs that seem to be coming out.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Essential-Simon-Garfunkel/dp/B0000DI7U7 (832 words)

	Simon Garfunkel Music - Favorite Songs - Lyrics From (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Song For The Asking is a tribute to the music and artisty of Simon and Garfunkel, covering their full careers, from Tom and Jerry to today.
		Simon (and Garfunkel) A folk act from Queens, New York(!), Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel looked like they were going nowhere after recording an unsuccessful all-acoustic debut album.
		SonyMusicStore: Simon and Garfunkel Parsley, Sage, Rosemary And Thyme
	www.lyricsfrom.com /artists/s/Simon-Garfunkel.html (1753 words)

	Simon and Garfunkel Home Page
		This is a page about Simon and Garfunkel and some Paul Simon solo material containing lots of tab and information on that classic duo.
		Discography from Simon and Garfunkel's first outing to Rhythm of the Saints.
		All the pictures I have of Simon and Garfunkel.
	freespace.virgin.net /r.kent (149 words)

	Paul Simon
		Simon will be joined by South African trumpeter and composer Hugh Masekela, Brazilian singer/songwriter Milton Nascimento, Cameroonian vocalist Kaïssa, David Byrne, Brazilian songstress Luciana Souza, and world renowned Brazilian percussionist Cyro Baptista.
		Simon's band will include: Jay Ashby (trombone), Anthony Cedras (keys and accordion), Steve Gadd (drums), Jamey Haddad (percussion), Jim Hynes (trumpet), Bakithi Kumalo (bass), Vincent Nguini (guitar), and Andrew Snitzer (saxophone).
		Simon first collaborated with the Spanish Harlem Orchestra's musical director, Oscar Hernandez, on his 1998 Broadway musical, The Capeman.
	www.paulsimon.com (816 words)

	Song For The Asking - A Tribute to Simon & Garfunkel
		The News page showcases the latest developments on the site, as well as current news about Simon and Garfunkel.
		The Biography and FAQ link features a career biography of Simon and Garfunkel, as well as answers to frequently-asked questions.
		Discography is an album-by-album review of the collected output of Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel.
	www.songfta.com (176 words)

	MySpace.com - Simon & Garfunkel - NEW YORK, New York - Folk Rock / Classic Rock - www.myspace.com/simonandgarfunkel
		Scoring a series of hit singles and albums throughout their long and illustrious career together, the pair is renowned for their signature choirboy harmonies – a staple sound of the American folk-rock revolution.
		Simon & Garfunkel are best known for songs such as "The Sound of Silence" and "Bridge Over Troubled Water", while The Graduate's best-selling anthem "Mrs.
		Fusing their own unique blend of folk, pop and rock styles, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel have long delighted fans worldwide while casting a special impression on the history of popular music.
	www.myspace.com /simonandgarfunkel (626 words)

	The Immortals - The Greatest Artists of All Time: 40) Simon and Garfunkel : Rolling Stone
		Simon and Garfunkel brought something new to music: They brought themselves.
		Think of how their songs worked in The Graduate -- these were songs that spoke to a generation, in a motion picture that also spoke for a generation.
		Paul's breakthrough came at a time when there was so much in the air, and many of his songs were picked up as anthems.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/5939235/40_simon_and_garfunkel (460 words)

	growabrain: Music - Simon & Garfunkel Archives
		May not be true - "Art Garfunkel" is apparently a euphemism for straight-on-straight gay sex in the north of England
		Simon and Garfunkel US Postal Stamp Collection, from Worth 1000 Going Postal 5
		What did Paul Simon mean when he said "Call me Al?"
	growabrain.typepad.com /growabrain/music_simon_garfunkel/index.html (488 words)

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