Simon & Garfunkel - The Boxer (from The Concert in Central Park)
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- "The Sound of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel from The Concert in Central Park
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Chorus:
Hello darkness, my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
Because a vision softly creeping
Left its seeds while I was sleeping
And the vision that was planted in my brain
Still remains
Within the sound of silence
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so sad.... tears swelling in my eyes. paul (simon) and art(garfunkel) you probably don't remember me, but you talked to me at ruby's cafe 1976. You guys changed my life. God bless you two. I'm know 78 with minor alztimerz and i fear my time is coming. I just wanted to comment on this performance. I love you guys
- Wolf M. Marsh
Edited April 3rd, 2020
Three years ago, I handed my grandfather my laptop to let him write one last message to Simon and Garfunkel. He had no idea that videos like this could be found on the internet, and he broke down in tears while he listened. This September he passed away after a four year battle with kidney failure, but he was very fortunate that his Alzheimer’s never progressed much further than when he posted this comment. He commented with the name Wolf M. Marsh. That is my name. I assume he said my name instead of his because he didn’t want his name circulating out of the internet, but I am so glad his story has become so well known to you all. The world would be such a better place if everyone on it was as kind and empathetic as the people replying beneath me.
All the love on the planet to you folks,
~Wolf M. Marsh
everyone's time is coming but the heart felt words you wrote made me think.... Eventhough these guys will probably never read these comments and who knows what kind of impact the fans have on them,. Your message my friend, made me emotional enough to stop and comment on how beautifully you expressed a good many of our feelings. I simply adore S&G. I wish you well also. Thank you
Wolf Marsh Im so jealous of you.. That was beautiful :)
Wolf Marsh I love those guys , too. I have all their albums on vinyl and CD's . I am 66 and don't know if I will make it to 78, I can only hope. There have been many things during my lifetime I have feared , only to look back in retrospect and realize that being afraid had been a waste of my time and energy. As a child , I was acutely aware of my mortality as to the point of lying awake at night in fear of not waking the next morning. I do not know how "normal" it is for a young child to have such an intense fear of the end of life , because I have never shared this with anyone. At 66 , I am much closer to "my time" than when I was 10 , yet my level of fear of that moment has decreased to the point of almost being non-existent. Of all the people I have loved during my lifetime , most of them are no longer here and I miss them. When "my time" is upon me , I know that I will be in good company, following in the footsteps of many good friends. Our time here grows shorter and shorter with the passing of each day , we do not have time to be afraid. Wolf , may GOD bless and keep us both.
Nice work.
My dad has Alzheimers. It pretty much sucks. Big time too.
This is February 2021. I listen to this song and others and it takes back more than 50 years ago at age 19 on my way to the Vietnam war sailing on a Navy ship and so much uncertainty. Just a kid. Now I'm 74 years old still listening to all these songs of the 60s. Miss my youth.
We all miss our youth ... that’s life sir...
Thank you for your service . I’m 66 and and remember these songs so well.
I am also 74 years old living in Canada. I used to listen this song with my former girl friend. I was University student at times when some of my friends went to Vietnam War to help Vietnam and USA. Later I served at Korean Army as an infant officer after I finished ROTC. I still love this song and Simon & Garfunkel.
I immigrated to Canada in 1990.
thank god you came back respect
удачи
I'm currently 19 and my dad passed away almost 2 months ago. We used to play and sing this song together, especially this version. His favourite verses were the ones added during this concert. Now I play the song on my own, knowing that he's probably singing somewhere along as well. Love you dad, wherever you may be. The boxer still remains.
Stay positive ! We All are lost somebody, keep good memories alive ! And sadness is pretty normal I am learn as time going by...😊
Don't you worry pal your dad is somewhere beautiful so trust me I ain't religious in any sense but he's OK pal so take comfort all old hippies go to nirvana xxx
Ghost bumps pal he listing with you
Les meilleurs!
lost my father 2 years today - if you loved, which you quite clearly did and he no doubt also - cherish that fact - as a father of children now as long as there is love - life is short but that love is a gift- I am so sorry for your loss
74, living in beautiful France. These songs were and still are my life, always will be.
These harmonies will never be duplicated or matched it was a magical time.
Put out some
Agree 💯, Lyrics + voices + harmonies are phenomenals.
:）
So true. What a mix of beautiful voices with a gentle strumming of acoustic guitar by Paul Simon. Thanks for your lovely comment.
Ironically, it was the harmonies of the Everly brothers than Paul Simon and Art Garfunkle admired that helped them develop their music. At this iconic performance in Central Park in NYC, they brought the EBs on stage. .then stood in the wings admiring them sing. THAT. . .was royalty.
I am old at 63 but would not change my age for I lived through the best music we will ever know...and as Simon and Garfunkel, I can say I love them as much as the Beatles...their ability to tell a story and grab your. heart is unique...they dont make songs like this anymore...enjoy younger generations,
+pamela mcdonald I disagree, softly at age 67. This song is in my top 5 with Helen O'rigby/Help and a few others- but Billy Joel's Down Easter Alexa and dave matthews" "Grave Digger" are direct descendants and proof great music can be written by any generation.
You got that right buddy, best music ever made, our generation
Me too
pamela mcdonald great when you r brought up with class music
I love them to, but Im 13
I’m 70 years now loved this song for 50 years still love this song is as good as 50 years ago
I love how, as they sing `after changes upon changes we are more or less the same...`, Paul has a quick glance to Art, who in return gives him a pat on the back a few seconds later. very touching.
Sì, mi hanno fatto piangere. Antica complicità...
@@lucillapietrantoni7969 sì, soprattutto quando ti rendi conto che litigavano molto durante le prove del concerto. E poi, solo per qualche istante, tutto fu dimenticato, uniti ancora una volta dalla musica...(sorry if my Italian is not good... Blame Google 😉)
Paul smiles, glances at Art, Art puts his hand on Paul’s back....for a moment all is right in the world.
Rhe way they look at each other, their friendship is still there.. Their actions and glances speaks.
I caught that too.... just brought a smile to my face!
They need to do a farewell tour
edders redders ...you’re right the world isn’t perfect. Just take a look in the mirror.
Greg Stahley why are you bothered what other people post - you should
be bothered why you bothered
Paul Simon, absolutely one of the greatest songwriters.
to think, back in the day, he was called "sophomoric" by some critics
agreed, brilliant song writer.
Yes, absolutely correct
According to the description neither wrote it. I don't know if that's correct tho'.
@@dlbstl It was written by Paul Simon. "Paul Simon himself has suggested that the lyrics are largely autobiographical, written during a time when he felt he was being unfairly criticized:
'I think I was reading the Bible around that time. That's where I think phrases such as "workman's wages" came from, and "seeking out the poorer quarters". That was biblical. I think the song was about me: everybody's beating me up, and I'm telling you now I'm going to go away if you don't stop.' " en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boxer
Stop asking about "who is listening on this year, etc!" We never left... This song is forever and will outlive all of us!
Totally agree, all these "Who's listening in (insert year)" fucking pathetic fishing for likes. Sad fuckers with no meaning to their lives other than youtube likes, I feel sorry for them tbh
This is March 2023 and I still adore this. Just wish these two guys could have felt the love for each other that we have for them. 💙💙
Paul Simon wrote “The Boxer” about his struggles as a musician. In the last verse, Simon compares himself to a boxer. The boxer is a metaphor for Simon’s perseverance. 2:02 [Song Stories Matter]
I agree. How I wish they would still be making music together even these years.
I’m still listening. 85 years old - no music will ever match that of Simon and Garfunkel. I have sessions with them!
Troble is people who listened to it with me have gone!
Well said Sylvia this music spans generations
You should listen to death grips
Me too
Listen to these two often with much joy ,- I am 78yrs.old
My favorite S&G song. I was actually a young boxer the first time that I heard it. Almost 70 years old now,...but the fighter, indeed, still remains.
H Jarvis. Not sure whyI’m here in 2022. Saw your comment. I am 72. I was a ‘boxing Doctor’ in Belfast for 40 years. Looked after some great boys. Hope you are well .
Now iam six to y years but I am listing this song since twenty five years back till now
@@martinhavlin6662 belfast does it best mate
Totally agree I went to see them in new York for my 50th absolutely brilliant ,then saw Paul Simon in concert Birmingham, there music will never be outdated.
This reminds me of my Dad back in the 1970s - he was full PTSD 😢
Who is listening in 2024???❤
This is a LIFE CHANGER
Mario Jorge
Smiles on their faces when they perform ... it just doesn't get better than this. Best duo ever, I guess.
Two men, one guitar and only their pure voices...that's magical. Hell yeah, I miss those days when everything in music is so pure and spiritual.
OMG….after seeing this video I wanted to comment something. Decided I’d read a few first because I wanted me words do expel meanings from “days gone by”…and the I saw your comment. My friend you said it all…perfectly all. My heart literally skipped a beat. Your words projected back to those days in the early 70’s when I use to listen to S&G literally every single day. I’d throw an “8-track” into my car 8-track player, let the top down and cruise around listening to some of the greatest songs any artist ever wrote and produced. Their music is timeless and never grows old.
There was a back up guitarist, drummer, keyboard player and more in the background. They don't get the credit they deserve.
And the lyrics are meaningful word art/poetry. I was 15 when this came out. I was set to get my drivers license in September and my dad comes home one day and says we are moving to Germany. So I spent 6 months fully traumatized in my room listening to Paul and Art. I survived and I got really lucky with the Vietnam draft lottery. So this has profound meaning to me now as it did then.
Ja wirglich, einfach nur magisch
My friend, you just perfectly summed up what I was thinking but couldn't find the right words for! How true it is that their music specifically was so pure...the harmonics...the tempo changes...their pure talent for music. Thank you.
I was there. My brother and I snuck out from our house in Bath Beach, Brooklyn. I was 11 years old and it’s still one of my greatest memories.
Wow! That's one Hell of a first concert to be able to claim!
damn that sounds incredible
Wow
snuck isn't a real word, you went to Harvard you should know that
@@imkingmailru mlm uh
After 50 years,their songs are still amazing and my favorite.
One of the greatest songs ever written
This song could be about me. I was engaged to be married 40 years ago, we were expecting a baby. It was cut short, I was dumped and broken. After weeks and weeks not moving from my room, then I went out and joined the Army. I left my family and home town, I was lonely and broken. 40 years latter I found my son, not living too far from my brother. I have contacted him, we have met and I knew he was my son by looking into his eyes. He is about to make me a Granddad, I am that poor boy no more.
good luck Grandpa--I have a Great Great Granson-I play golf with him he 9
So happy things worked out for you.
Great duo Great song ! Good Luck to you & your son
It was good to see Garfunkel reach out and rub Paul’s back. Like, “ you did good brother. Look what we created with the songs you wrote”. I don’t know what came between these two men, but they can never deny that combined they were gold. And, I love Paul’s smile. I don’t think either of them aren’t fully aware of the mark on history this concert and their talents made.
🤩🤯🤠🥳😎😻❤💯💥💫💤❤
Beautifully put x
You liked that didn't you
I’ll never forget the concert that I was able to attend to in Ft. Lauderdale Florida. It was unbelievable, they sounded so beautiful harmonically.
They are so beautiful together I know they have issues but oh my god they’re amazing! I’m just so grateful for them. Thank you Gentlemen, you’ve created a lot of joy between myself and my family, my brother 12 years my senior saw you in concert in NYC Park and I got to watch on television and see you! That’s when I got to see you Live and that’s when I fell in love with you
thank you🎶.
No one has a smile that dazzles as much as Paul Simon.. he can light up a whole stadium with it…. Love this man and his amazing music. 😍😍😍😍
2023 and I’m still enjoying this masterpiece ❤
According to the 1982 album booklet, this concert brought 500,000 people to Central Park in a single performance and has not been forgotten until today.
I remember a widely published music critic in the 70's say "...now we know, in Simon and Garfunkel, what music in heaven will sound like."
I was at this concert and remember the audience "singing" the cymbal crashes. Half a million people imitating a cymbal was surreal. It doesn't come through on the video but it was simply amazing in real life.
That was a great day! There was nobody on the streets of New York that night everybody was in the park
@@edmundmenegaux2276 Yes, it was!
Beautiful!!!!
Cool! But nobody heard the extra couplet!
I understand. Very cool!!
I will never get tired of listening to them, my favorite singers ♥️
Hello dear,how are you doing?
This live concert version is the best ever from this duo. Better than the original album version. Love it!
Listening to Simon and Garfunkel is just like hearing two angels sing. No matter how bad things are, or how low I'm feeling, their music always transports me to a far better place. Absolutely beautiful.
They are real angels😇❤🙏
Absolutely beautiful...
What a beautiful voice I love you both.Art is so handsome
So beautiful to hear them. Lovèly voices
É exatamente isso amigo.
Essa música me traz muita paz.
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
They personified a generation, but wow are they incredible together. Never gets old or stale. Timeless.
Yes ❤ long before the other Simon ~ heavenly
I haven't listened to them for such a long time, years. The nostalga is overwhelming.
I am 79yrs old and still listening to
S and G.
So happy to have lived in the era of real music. ❤
Unbelievable how these two sing together as one. In my opinion about the greatest duo ever put together.
Really sad that they can't get along.
You forgot Bud Spencer and Terence Hill 😋
You forgot jedward
Think of the amazing music that could have been made and the music that could still be made if they could get along. Egos are the death of many a great things
@@savannahdockins7022 Sad, but very true
there is NO harmony like these two......and there never will be again......PERIOD
I dunno. The Righteous Brothers were pretty good. And of course the duo that started it all ... Phil and Don, The Everly Brothers.
Everyone is second to Don and phil
Seals and Crofts, Lennon and McCartney
The Eagles had some pretty sweet harmonies too!
@@karmicselling4252 Was just going to say the Everly Brothers, who were their role models and inspiration. There was another iconic NYC concert in the 80s that had far less attendance, but was every bit as poignant and memorable as S&G's 1981 Central Park concert. That was when the Everly Brothers played in Midwood Field, Brooklyn in 1987. They gave one of the most flawless performances I've ever seen. Their harmonies were incredible. S&G paid tribute to them by singing "Bye Bye Love" on their album.
Thanks Simon & Garfunkel for your timeless songs through the years
You can see how much Paul loves this song and just lets hiimself get carried by the flow of music and lyrics simply amazing from them both!
love the little miscommunication right at the start that makes this song even more endearing
+TW Peck Art went to sing it the way they originally recorded it, without the delay at "I have squandered". That pause must have been a change they had agreed to for the concert presentation..... They made subtle changes to Homeward Bound too but both versions are perfection .
You know for the rehearsals they did for this concert the two of them just fought the whole time. Paul Simon said in an interview "the rehearsals were just plain miserable, Arty and I fought the whole time"
Guess that's real. Those two guys were fighting for perfection..But the music just same.. Li La LI.. Love it
yep
FoxHound .Do you happen to be able to point me in the direction of that interview please? Would love to watch it! Thanks 😘 xxx
From the other side of Atlantic Ocean,
1984, a poor boy in Portugal heard this the first time... and he thought, there's life outside, there's something beautiful there...
Hi Artur,Since I retired from medical practice my wife and I spend a lot of time in Alcochete.Your message made me send you best wishes.
I feel ya bud. Heard this song the forst time when I was a kid in highschool. As a foreign kid It made feel like I had a future regardless of my financial circunstances at the time.
No one has ever sung better in harmony than S&G. Incredible.
never gets old or boring, just a masterpiece
In my opinion one of the most legendary concerts in the twentieth century.
This song is pure genius - the way it was written just draws a person in so deeply.
Orgasmic better than?
No doubt. Every single line is absolutely beautiful
Yes Emily, genius it is, Paul Simon does it with monotonous regularity
@@howardshoots01 i was feeling with u
Will never tire of listening to this wonderful song. Love it after decades. 🥰
And listening in '24. From the old Aussie. Very calming tune.
Looking at how many people are watching this in 2020 I hope they both know how much their music is still loved as well as loving both of them too.
Even in 2021!
I hope they know that their music saves lives...
2:50 Paul Simon's look when they sing "after changes upon changes we're more or less the same". God my heart!!
That one got me too.
3:01 got me more after his look
Yes, just a glance said so much.
That little look he gives him at 2:50 is because of little mistake made by Art, and off-key singing the word "changes".
2023 ❤❤ still a all time fav
True. Great guys. Heart-breaking that they later went separate ways.
Garfunkel's mistake at the beginning was so cute and it worked. Such a beautiful angelic voice. Love it.
That's the original timing so probably force of habit.
its so endearing and charming, yet apparently he later said that paul purposefully embarrassed him and it added to the animosity between them 😭 what a shame
Art sang it like the recording. They could have rehearsed it differently, but it appears to me that Paul was late and in error, not that Art was early.
@@MsJerrySparkle totally untrue! read Paul’s bio - it has a full chapter on this gig,… don’t know where these stories come from!
Garfunkel singing with his arms crossed is legendary
The perfect match between these two voices happens once in life, and I have the privilege of living in this century and being blessed by the sound of their music. I guess we'll have to wait one more century to enjoy such a fantastic gift.
It's 2023 and I still listening
"After changes, we are more or less the same."
Smiles from both and Art's hand rubbing Paul's back is the epitome of real friendship. Friends fall out but they are never not friends.
JUST AMAZING MY SON IS NO FORTY FROM TWO YEARS HE FELL ASLEEP TO THESE AMAZING GUYS OTHER HE WOULD BEUP ALL NIGHT AND STILL LISTEN TO THEM NOW THATS WHAT YOU CALL AAAAAAMAZING
Say what you want but nothing is better than this two boys together.
their voice mix like a perfect wave.
One of my favourite songs ever, they don’t write them like this anymore, pure class.
I like the moment when Art starts singing ahead out of time at the start and Paul looks at him puzzled, and then they both just smile and go with it
I thought Art came in on time and that Paul was late coming in. Either way, I enjoyed this little snafu too, especially the smiles that they shared.
I agree with Debra. Art was on time. Listen to the original recording.
@@eds3969 You are both wrong.
Actually, I think they had decided to change it up for the concert but Art forgot. The look that Paul gives him is kind of “Really? After all the rehearsals, you forgot?” At least that’s what it says to me! Can’t remember now if I read that somewhere or not. This album is one of my all-time favorites.
@@debbienockels7255 yep, spot on, Paul always left a gap there while singing this live to let the cheering die down. Art forgot which explains the smiles.
I’m 65, this is one of the most hauntingly beautiful songs I can think of. We of our age are blessed. We enjoyed the music of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. I do appreciate the music of today, I’m not fussy, beautiful music is timeless, but for me, our time presented the best you could hope for.
aged 70, think so !
wish could turn back time to first hearing this song, great music unforgetable times❤🙏
I'm 23 yo but i love this song 😢
God bless us ❤
My god, this song and this version simply overwhelm me on so many levels. If only the world could have stood still...forever
Beautiful song, written and released during troubled times, performed in a now deeply troubled city. My prayers go out to you, New York.
It was very troubled as well back then.
I'm listening too!.. best way to while away my time... great!!!
new york has politicians that want to destroy--change needs to happen
Still in troubled times. But now hate prevails. In those days people fought for love.
@@grip2617 troubled times like never before with a senile president who spreads hate around the world. Please, please, get rid of him!
Magic. It was then, and it still is.
What I love about this (apart from the incredible music, singing and performance) is that everyone is actually listening and there are no phones filming it. I’ve seen David Gilmour play numerous times but to have been at that performance must have been an absolute privilege. Brilliant!
The best duo ever. Their harmony is heavenly.
Two of the best harmonising musicians ever
In fact, but the first place is for The Everly Brothers.
yes they are all classic musicians and will never be forgotten
james scott yup.
The Bee Gees too.
@@dannilaser16 crosby stills nash and young
Well, to be far, Art was brilliant at harmonizing with Paul, and I'd put "them" on l my list too, but really, Paul is just singing and playing. Art does the heavy lifting here.
This is music that will never get old it will live for ever not like the rubbish that they call music today this is magical so keep listening people
This was one of the best concerts in the history of mankind.
You weren't around in Ancient Israel when King David got no harp it, sang from the Psalter, with a backing group of twenty of the fairest concubines.
@@jamesupton4996 But that was nothing compared to this.
I'm Japanese. When I heard this song first I was only 19. This is what I thought, " How come you know so much about me?" I felt so related. Now I'm over 60. Still love S&G.
Here in Sweden those two always keep their place on the Radio Station 1 ) is >In The Ghetto< with Elvis 2 ) John Lennons >Imagine< 3 ) >Hotel California< 4 ) >House of the Rising Sun< with is followed by 5 ) Bridge over troubled Water< All my love from Stockholm
@@Echnaton1954 Very well said, you just brought back memories to me reading your post. Thank you.
@@Echnaton1954 Ja, Susanne, Music aus einer Zeit als America noch glaubwürdig war.
@@johnokelly8166 I also love Irish music, the Dubliners, the Fureys, etc.
@@magmalin Du solltest nicht die damalige Rockmusik und die heutige Lage in den USA über einen Kamm schären und das schon gar nicht auf deutsch. Mehr als die Hälfte aller Musiker von früher waren 1) aus Gbritannien - Beatles, Animals, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Who, Dire Straits, Cream ... etc und 2) ist die Liste aus dem heutigen schwedischen Radio und enthält bis zu Nr 100 viele internationelle Songs ua Abba oder den französischen Superhit th-cam.com/video/k3Fa4lOQfbA/w-d-xo.html
calmnes and rage blended perfeclty into one
man, this song gets me every time
This is poetry at its Peak. What a beautiful song. Thank you Simon and Garfunkel for this Masterpiece.♥️
Yes, in times, wheny Dylan receives the Nobel prize Simon & Garfunkel are determined getting the world-best-music-music-of-a-century award 10x times.
3:03 Just a little gesture but my heart melted.
AleMeller13 so glad you pointed that out, as I glad missed it... and it is a lovely moment! Thank you 😘 xx
Art put is hand on Paul's back. I also was moved by that gesture.
I loved the look of pure joy on Paul's face that Art picked up on too
GrissomLovesSara - Yes, it's as though this is his favorite among his own creations and Art sees the pure joy and responds with the gesture of an old friend from childhood and a fellow artist through adulthood.
Finally someone who understands me
Some people should never go old.
I’ve never known 2 voices sound so good together. Sheer perfection ❤
when two voices become one 🥰 beautiful
Paul really gets into this song with a passion ❤️
Hello dear,how are you doing?
Still listening in 2024. Grew up listening to this. Saw Simon and Garfunkel
Story in the UK recently. I’m 51 and I was the youngest in the audience! Great show thought
Thank you for listening to this wonderful song. 🙏
One of the finest songs ever written. Pure and simple genius. I'm 73 and for my generation this is totemic. Two superb voices meld wonderfully.
But not any other generation?
im 30 and i love it!
They are two fantastic singers together
We defo had the best music I doubt in 50 years folk will be listening to stormezy.
I Love This Song! The music is catchy and the lyrics are interesting!💗💗💗💗
I hope they both know how amazing they sounded and how they touched us....
November 2022! This never gets old 😍 from 🇮🇪 Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
Now Iim 55 yrs ola. It was then I realized how I love theirs songs
And the singer's
If you're watching this in 2021, I love you and you're not alone.
Watching in 2021, and just sent this to my friend who enjoyed it too ☺️
Yeah my dad used to sing this to me before I go to bed I know the lyrics by heart
Yes, I'm here. And this song with me all the time!
❤
Thanks. ❤️
loved the way Paul looks up at Art at the line ; after changes we are more or less the same " . And then Art puts his arm round Paul's back and rubs him on the back .
Voir Paul Simon sourire est déjà un bonheur
Eine Leichtigkeit und Liebe der diesen Song ausmacht ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’m 19 and I I just love these musicians
Listening during quarantine 2020...who else?
Gab Ponce : me too. Stay safe. Greetings from Scotland
Always listening. So comforting in these uncertain times. Stay safe.
I'm also listening mate. Greetings from Belgium😜
Keep your chin up, we get through this together. Go check out some Justin Townes Earle maybe, something new. Shalom
Yes, I am as well and I am so comforted by the magic of this music...
can you believe that these two guys met for the first time at the age of ten in a candy store.
random is the secret of all things
Did you learn that from the interview with Don LeHerman? Shake those Good 'n Plenties kids, you might meet the person who will carry you to fame later on in life.
@@pgcracka
yes. paul simon interview with david letterman in 1982.
but speaking about subject of random , same thing with Paul mccartney and Georges Harrison . as young boys they were taking the same bus on the way to school and john lennon met them as he was playing in a band for the school festival at the end of the schoolyear.
Only once in a century the stars are aligned like that.
but on our subject this time, Paul and Art and the beatles , twice and who knows maybe more elsewhere.
Someone says that you can even win the lottery.
so let, s roll the dice.
George Bohn: I've met people who didn't carry me to fame later in life but at least I met them randomly. My minor fame (by another name of course) is due to my own efforts.
@@pgcracka they may also carry you to ruin...
Macho boys
as a 8 years old kid looking through my parents stuff i found Simon & Garfunkel CD .
I'm so glad i grew up listening to this
Just beautiful voices
The lyrics are absolutely wonderful…..no wonder these two were magic together
🔥💯❤️🌹
Tears welling in my eyes, “...the fighter still remains.” The Central Park Concert, the words, and the two legends; timeless.
It's like Ernest Hemingway wrote a song. Moves me every time.
Right!
0:35 That look when Art forgets the pause. These guys are great
Haha
Come here to check that part. If you listen to the 1969 "Bridge over trouble water" album record there is no pause, as sang by Garfunkel. But also it really looks that they planned and rehearsal a pause there.
Independently of who missed that part I like this error so much that I even sing softly that way too.
My birthday is just 5 days before that concert.
2023 - 77 yrs old and still loving them 🤩
Thank god your older than me I’m 51
The audio and visual quality of these recordings anno 1981. Amazing. Thank you.
One of the benefits of being old is living to hear them together
John Doran
You're not Old!!!. There's nothing now. Sad but True. By your statement, you are Young. God Bless.
I found them today. It's the first time I've heard this song, at the age of 24... Im In tears of joy, can't explain... I've heard true MUSIC... real music, now I know. I'm speechless. For people who said they remember being in this concert I can just imagine how magical it must have felt. True blessing.
Simon you have joined a massive club who love these guys. I have seen Paul in London, which was wonderful. But to see them together would be a blessing
Enjoy, I watch the whole concert on here over and over, never get tired of it. See or hear something different every time I watch it.
my daughter was at this concert in central park, new york. My wife and i saw them 3 times, once in New york, Tampa, by luck in San Fransciso we were on vaction. they are great together.
Lucky you. Mostly among young people didn't have the luxury of hearing true music that we had before. I was so glad my 20 year old daughter love the song of the 70's.....
I'm 21 and I found out about them because they're the idols of two Dutch artists called Nick & Simon. This song is one of the most beautiful I've ever heard. I hate all the autotuned fake music from today. This is real quality.
Masterpiece, Always, Anytime ,Anywhere. Enjoy life with Simon and Garfunkel
It's 2023 now and it sounds so fresh for me.❤
Their music is truly timeless.