Paul Simon - Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes (from The African Concert, 1987)
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- "Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes" by Paul Simon live from The African Concert, 1987
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Chorus:
(a-wa) O kodwa u zo-nge li-sa namhlange
(a-wa a-wa) Si-bona kwenze ka kanjani
(a-wa a-wa) Amanto mbazane ayeza
She's a rich girl
She don't try to hide it
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes - เพลง
This Song Never Fades. Thumbs up if you agree
I was driving a bus in London in 1990, it was the number 24. I was on my last run to Hampstead Heath late one night.. I had maybe 5 passengers on board. I stopped at Tottenham court road tube station just past the junction of Oxford Street.. There were about 20 black guys standing waiting for the bus, they got on for Camden Town, and they started to sing as I was pulling away from the stop, as Graceland was one of my favourite ever albums I recognised the voices immediately.. It was the African guys from the Paul Simon tour.. No mobile phones in those days, just the best memory of the best bus journey I ever did... I will never forget it.
You were one lucky person. I wish I had been on that bus.
Makes me want to get rid of car and do all my travelling via bus ✨😘
Excellent story!!
MARVELLOUS, TOONMAN!!! I wish I have been there, on your last run to Hampstead Head !!!!
Ladysmith Black Mambazo were one of the best things about that record.
Did you ever have tears stream down your face when you experience something incredibly beautiful?
Everybody here knows exactly what I'm talking' about.
There are no words for Nicole..........
I sure understand the tears...music transcends all cultural differences...the story behind this song is moving.
I only heard this song for the first time yesterday and ngl I leaked a few tear
Thanks a lot I already love this Song .But Never Saw the Concert IS Something I Can not explain It Strange feeling May be malinconico thanks a lot🌟
"Everybody here knows exactly what I'm talking' about."
:-)
In 1993 I was traveling through east Africa in a truck with a bunch of backpackers. Late afternoon set up camp in the middle of nowhere, no one in sight for miles, and when the sun went down we put this tape on (we only had a dozen or so tapes on the truck, Graceland was one of them). Within minutes about 7 or 8 kids from 6-15 yrs old appeared from seemingly nowhere, and we all danced around the fire. One of the great memories of my life.
I cut school in early 1987 to get in line outside of Radio City Music Hall to get tickets to the Graceland tour. I was number 300-something, but when I got to the ticket window, because I was only looking to buy one ticket, I got a seat in the fourth row, dead center. Simon, Ladysmith, Hugh Masekela and Mama Africa, Miriam Makeba rocked my 17 year old world. I was also high at the time, which just heightened the entire experience. I also saw them in December of 1987 at Madison Square Garden at a benefit show, so I really saw the Graceland Tour twice. It was magnificent.
JoshDone *sigh* will you marry me?
JoshDone Sounds truly amazing and I am painfully jealous, though I wasn't yet even close to being alive at that point! I'm still getting over how amazing it was seeing Paul Simon perform this with Bakithi Kumalo on bass last night in London on his Paul Simon and Sting tour...Lady Smith weren't there but it was still just as magical!
JoshDone You win!
JoshDone you win at life. like, all the way.
@RapunzelinOttawa - Yes! And also because I am an American-Canadian dual citizen, LOL.
There's no doubt that Paul Simon is a great talent ,but the African sound and movement are out of this world.
Absolutely! Without the African talent this would just be another song.
Yolande Augustine yep that rubber Bass and heavily chorused guitar sound can instantly take you there
Laawae R That’s what Paul did so well, he knew exactly what this song needed to be special. He recognised the unbelievable talent of these people and the sound they create and gave it a platform to lift his work.
Certainly that Africa sound made it a great song.. 😊
Paul Simon is still the genius behind this song, as he is with the rest of the album.
This was the bravest move for Paul Simon - taking no notice of adverse opinions and using beautiful musicians to create this wonderful sound
Still is in 2024 💖🥰
The undying awesomeness of Mr. Bakithi Kumalo on fretless bass. Stirringly emotive!!
I'm an amateur bassist. Don't know whether to feel inspired or whether to throw away my base in sorrow over being so very, very far from such REAL skill. So bloody effortless fretless perfection.
All of these musicians are exceptional, but I find myself going back to the close up of his fret-less bass playing, which is exceptional.
I find his skills a bit hard to comprehend, he’s just absolutely incredible
@@samseptember6404 He is truly amazing I agreee
@@magnushasselqvist2862 No.. don't throw your bass away. Keep practising !!
This concert is one of the great moments of Paul Simon's life.
+Valerie Curtis My life as well.
Valerie Curtis estoy de acuerdo
@@elaines5412 wb
And what a life. Great man.
I completely agree!!!
That bass line though...Damn! Mr. Bakithi Kumalo you're a genius.
I agree 💯. Since the 80s I still remember it! That's how ICONIC the bass line on this song was.
The guitarist as well!! Thats such a difficult riff o play live!
This music was a hit in the late 80s Liberia. I am here in 2023 again. Brings back memories.
Paul Simon, Hugh Masekela, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Miriam Makeba, Ray Phiri...who am i forgetting? This concert had legends. Rest In Peace, Ray Phiri & Miriam Makeba
Mokgatla Molepo uhh Baikithi Khumalo on Bass... listen to the bass only track and will see why...
Mokgatla Molepo And Hugh Masekela on the Trumpet 🙁
The phenomenal Barney Rachabane on sax. The other sax player is, I think, Mike Bami Rose (ex-Cymande).
Joseph has followed his brother tracks... from here to there where we all will meet..
@Mokgatla Molepo - Isaac Mtshali on drums
Makes me so proud to be South African ! Ladysmith Black Mambazo such a talented group!
Yep. There is no one this world with the crazy mind to dislike this song
Thank you for telling me the name of this group! :)
You should be proud to be South African! The strongest people in history!
I could feel the love and joy! It must have been a spectacular event to be a part of.
Together with Ray Phiri and Hugh Masekela..... RSA🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
That base player is out of this world. Amazing.
RIP Joseph Shabalala (1941-2020)
A true giant and freedom fighter.
at 2:45 is the baddest bass line and so well executed...makes me smile every time!
This Comment should be pinned.. total glory bass
Bass throughout the whole song, honestly! Keeps me coming back.
Bass melody so good!
Kumalo is too good 👍🏾
Great, but today 30 years on the country is in ruins..Diamonds are on the shoe's of the totally corrupt...the poor are poorer the ANC feeds of the poor.
OMG, I love this song so much..... makes me happy whenever I hear it.... is there anybody else with the same feelings...?
+Cornelia Martens Absolutely!
Absolutely totally completely!!! ❤️😄
Yes. The best feel good tune.
Cornelia Martens🎶 I think everybody knows what you are talking about. 🎶
Cornelia Martens Yes a and Yes!!😊
We will never know how much Paul Simon helped in bringing apartied to the end.
Watching this again inspires me to believe the world peace is indeed possible.
I had a dream about my mom last night (she passed in '13) and she was giving away her possessions and moving. She had painted poems and large green leaves all over the walls of her apartment. I understood in the dream that she was moving to South Africa. When I awoke, trying to make sense of what I dreamed, I heard this song in my mind. She loved this song and loved this album. Thank you.
Jews and Black folks were always meant to be together and glorify God. Music is the same and enslavement was the same.
In this concert, the whole world finally came along and Paul Simon along with the people of South Africa made it all possible.
he sure should be very proud of his work!
Which god?
There was a time you were called 'Rhyming Simon'.. I call you the genius of the last half of the 20th century...never a follower in the musical industry..always creating your own special arrangements...God bless and keep you Simon...
🌿🌿🌿
The bass line carries this song...masterful!
Unbelievable bass line. I was listening to "You can call me Al" again yesterday. First time in years. It hit me: the bass line carries that song, too. The chorus is great, of course. But, man ... that bass line is on another level. Unreal.
Bhakiti Kumalo
Wow. You’re right dude.
Bhakiti Kumalo is the living legend.
My love for bass.
Thank you to Ladysmith Black Mambazo & Mr. Paul Simon for this magical performance! 💎💃🏻
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My faith became my father. ! . I lost 7 members of my family back in the previous covid restrictions.
One of my youngest brothers Dave, who collected every album of Simon & Garfunkel . He recently passed away suddenly in October 2023.
My youngest brother finds that life is not worth living without his brother .
Hes recieving professional help. !.
To me life is too short for fall outs, unforgiveness, and misunderstandings.
Thankyou For Your Selflessly Sharing Your Music With Us Sir Paul Simon, With Hope , Love & Respect sent from Toxteth Liverpool UK 🇬🇧🫡🇯🇪💖
My grandfathet would play this whole concert everyday... i sat and watched with him... the love of music grew
Ladysmith Black Mambazo is a male choral group from South Africa that sings in the vocal styles of isicathamiya and mbube. They rose to worldwide prominence as a result of singing with Paul Simon on his album, Graceland, and have won multiple awards, including four Grammy Awards. They were formed by Joseph Shabalala in 1960 and later became one of South Africa's most prolific recording artists, with their releases receiving gold and platinum disc honors. The group has now become a mobile academy, teaching people about South Africa and its culture.
thanks for the info!
M. Stefanovic wow cheers for the info
I am lost and poor of life but when I listen to this beautiful music I truly feel magical and accelerated to a better place !!!!
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When I was younger and filled with hate and vitriol I loathed this type of music
Then I got sober put down the heroin and grew a heart
This concert and Peter Gabriel song Biko changed my outlook on other people and their struggles and pain and made me realize I should be grateful for all I have and went through
I remember every Saturday and Sunday my parents would wake me and my sister up to this cd. Fell in love the very first time I heard it!! Ages very well!
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I am just a poor boy, but you told my story. From the Sounds of Silence, Hitch hiking to Saginaw, Central Park, Hyde Park, Zimbabwe. Your Creativity co mingled with wonderment and shared respect always had us guessing what might be coming next. I've cleared that Bridge over Troubled Waters, and relaxed with Parsley ,Sage, Rosemary and Tyme. Thanks, many! many !thanks! for all the sublime music you gave us. Michigan seems like a dream to me now. Homeward Bound...who knows when? We'll be whistling a tune of Rhymin' Simon
my dad and grandpa were there, and a few weeks ago they showed this footage at my grandpa's funeral, because we would always try to dance like the african singers. amazing concert.
thoughts and prayers my brother, thoughts and prayers...
Good bless you
@@charliejoeralph62 Thank you for the kind words
@@marcustraore545 Bless you too
Watching in 2022. This concert in South Africa was one of the greatest events in music history. So much talent on one stage. Thank you a million times over for bringing that shining moment together Paul. He defied his own government to achieve it.
Must be, then. 💖🎼🎼🎶🎤🎤
This was actually in Zimbabwe and not South Africa.
Ditto from England, UK , Outstanding in every way. Thank you all on Stage and those listening. MrJR.
It was not in South Africa but Zimbabwe in Rufaro stadium,the apartheid regime would not have allow this diversity,moreover Mariam Makeba and Hugh Masekela were in exile,they were stateless because their citizenships and passports were revoked.
Yes I also thought the concert was in Zimbabwe. Wherever it was the music was outstanding
the bassist is absolutely killing!
They don't make songs like this anymore 💔
My father ex R.A.F. pilot got stopped on the way back from Paul's Concert, our soldiers of the Rd. asked if it was a good concert and he replied "yes" -first points on his licence. He still came home with a smile on his face.Thank-you Paul!
Music is the food to the soul. To all the departed souls that was live in the concert, Rest in peace. Amen
there isn't a concert in history that I wish I were at more...
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All of these musicians are absolutely mind blowing... But my mans on that fretless bass is fuckin shit up and lookin happy as shit without even thinking about it
Many African musicians ended up with international careers, because of what Paul did. Not just the Ladysmith group. It also brought more attention to the fact that Solomon Linda wrote Mbube(The Lion Sleeps Tonight)and NOT a Broadway show tune writer hired on to provide an orchestrated version of the song.
Yes I agree with you baby 🌹🌹 it's my pleasure meeting you, where are you from if you don't mind me asking you?
Was alsways wondering what happened to the great African vocalists and players
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I love choirs. Especially Deep African Sounds :)))))) It's like grasping african sand and letting it fly in the wind as you let it go
Ok as if I weren’t already tearing up from this beauty...🥰
I feel you bro....this is too spiritual
We constantly listen to this type of music in Africa... Big shout out to our musicians.
I’d like to learn more about this type of music. Where should I start? Thank you!!!
I envy you.
That bass guitar still lightens up my heart!
THAT BASS!!!!!!
Awesome
a fantastic fretless bass....
I believe that was Richard Bona...
I believe his name is Bakithi Kumalo
gasaholic47 ...it was Bakithi Khumalo
Everybody knows what im talking about... Music full of life and colours. Amazing.
this song has been part of my survival kit since forever
2020, im 25 and was introduced to this albulm at the age of 6. I used to take the cd and walkman everywhere. My favorite memory was visiting Florida for the first time at 8 in the fall with milder temps. I was listenting to this albulm non stop as my parents drove around. Every beautiful woman I could see I was sining “Diamonds on the soles of her shoes”. What a time and what a wonderful albulm to have grown up listening to. I thank my parents eclectic taste!
Wonderful story❤️
When i was about 10 years old my parents listen to Paul Simon, and we dance all together in the living room ♥ I forgot a lot from my past but, this i cant ever forget :-)
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Paul simon be like: forget apartheid i'm gonna throw a concert for EVERYONE!! :-D man is a legend!!
Alan Hewlett could have gone to prison so many folks showed the "govt. " had to back down
..wonder if it would work with trumpster
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Amen music and sport the only things that keeps the world united
The man on the lead guitar is perfectly skilled. He strums it with the gusto of a maestro. The dances are rhythmic. More of you Paul Simon. Rest in power great Shabalala Joseph🇰🇪✌️👌💋💯❤️
The lead guitarist is Ray Phiri. He was a leader of a band called Stimela, one of the best groups to have ever been assembled in South Africa 🇿🇦.
@@tshelanenkadimeng3189 hi,do you know the other dude playing the along side Ray?...he blends in well with some heavy picking Soweto rhythm
@@tutumakairau9540 The guy playing the bass guitar is Bakithi Khumalo.
The percussionist is a Ghanaian gentleman called Okyerema Asante. He is a one man riot squad and such an inspiration.
Joseph Tsabalala and Ladysmith Black Mambazo are amazing. I thought they were underrated until I tried to get a ticket for their concert here in London a few years ago. It was at the Royal Albert Hall and the cheapest tickets were £200!!! Clearly the London elite do not consider them underrated at all!!! They are more costly than the Rihanna's and Beyonce's...with a small exclusive audience.
i was there in Zimbabwe .. The African rhythm was just perfection 🤩🤩❤👌👍
Was the concert in Zimbabwe?
Wow how awesome being there
@@harleymatarutse3290 Yes Rufaro stadium Mbare Harare
I feel God in this music!
I 'liked' your comment, and I'm not even religious, haha. But I got it!
I do too, and I don't believe in god.. Music works magic! be safe! A friendly neighbour
Dio non esiste.
REEE, I SENSE ANGRY ATHEISTS INCOMING
@@hodor9851 🤔 are you 12?
The royalty of SA music. Ray Phiri, Hugh Masekela, Ladysmith Black Mambazo etc
My parents attended this concert in Harare. Such a good a time to be Zimbabwean! You can see the Zim rain storm in the background- so many great memories.
I Consider this one of the finest all time best concert ive ever seen. still nostalgic about it well over 30 years later, absolutely fantastic
I completely agree!
Paul is one of the most talented human beings on the planet. Has brought joy to so many for many years,
My sons are now 41, 38 and 33 but whever I hear this music play, I remember us watching it on public t. v. in The Rotten Apple. My, where have the years gone? May Joseph continue resting until we see each other and my sons and I, along with the grandchildren continue enjoying these great videos. Thanks for uploading. ONE LOVE BROTHERS and SISTERS.
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What a bassist! And what a great performance, gotta love the human race sometimes :)
Almost no words but AMAXING! Probably one of the best thing Paul Simon did for music was find these great musicians and bring them together onto the international stage for the whole world to hear and see that Africa is the roots of rhythm and the roots of rhythm remain!
Memories of listening to this as a child on dads cassette player .. I love it !!
Ha - just sent my dad the exact same message! I remember the first hearing of it…… flawless
Me too, album of the 80s.
Exactly!!!
This! I’m 26 and I love listening to the music my parents used to listen.
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Rest in peace Joseph Shabalala. Africa mourns its greatest cultural ambassador.
Man, imagine if there was a collab' between Bob Marley and Paul Simon during 80s!
Damn shame.
Always loved this song, never fails to put a smile on my face!
Bob Marley barely made it into the 1980s, so a collaboration with Paul Simon after the latter had discovered African music would have been virtually impossible. I'm a fan of both by the way. And to all the haters out there (both of you) - every single one of you (us) is descended from a woman who lived in east Africa seventy thousand years ago (ergo we are ALL African descendants, I love science too by the way).
I had the Graceland album on cassette tape, back when I was 11 or 12. it was probably one of the big reasons I became a musician !
man straight up Africans bring the rhythm. One day I shall return to my homeland. Listening to this makes me reminisce my earlier years spent moving around western Africa. In Senegal my dad has this whole concert on VHS and for a few years it was my only source of music. You can say I fuxx with Paul and the wonderful crew
Just watched my Capricorn reading and the reader told me to listen to this particular song after my reading! That’s me! I claim this song as my personal anthem! This song always moved me like no other song!! Thank you, Paul Simon! 💎💖
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2024 and I’m here. Thanks to my dad for making me watch this as a baby.
Graceland Concert in Harare, Zimbabwe featuring Paul Simon, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Hugh Masekela and company. Remember that day as if it was yesterday.
Yes... my first concert😍
It would have been my first concert too except I got stuck on the Ross farm pegging a tobacco field for Gwaza. All my mates got to go, I was stuck in the thunderstorm in the back ground. By the way, it was 1985, not 1987. Go Mbare. I did make it to the Bruce Springsteen concert in 87, all the way from Umvukwes along with the 18700 SA folk who crossed the border for it..
What a great memory
@@lylemclean581 100% it was 1987. Feb 14th and 15th. I was in Harare on holiday and there was an article in The Herald complaining about high ticket prices which I think were 5ZWD which at the time I think was 3USD. Seems so cheap now. I never went. Springsteen was 1988 BTW. apnews.com/article/d839f735a593b5f7ac0c57d34989ea41
the bass player......my God
I'm with you ! .. Fantastic sound !
I'm with all of you. I want the bass.
Yeah man. That bass player is ON!
That bassist tho, spot on and I want that fretless. :)
Bakithi Kumalo
As a little guy, age 7, O cries because I understood the meaning of this song. The joy it brought me to realize that black and white South Africans were celebrating together in Apartheid was wonderful.
I bought one of the first copies released in the Netherlands of the Graceland album and all tracks move me to the bone, well lately in tears. It is not for any negative relation with the songs, it is just that the music moves me to such heights into an unconscious piece inside of me which simply cannot express it in words and then releases tears. And it gets astronomical heights when I see Paul Simon performing live with these fantastic South African musicians. Thank you, all musicians who contributed to the Graceland album, you unveiled a treasure to the whole world.
This is awesome.. people forget how brilliant Paul Simon is..
+Phil Moncel those who needs to know knows
+בעל הסולם I know what i know, right? XD
i haven't
Zachary Miller Lucas
Phil Moncel Don't speak for me - I don't forget that he's an extraordinary genius.
Love isn't a strong enough word to explain what this moment in time means to me.
Yo de niña en el caribe Colombiano escuchaba esta musica en los LP de mi abuelo y sin saber lo que decian las letras yo disfruaba feliz la melodia y ritmo .. hoy lloro de emoción al saber la historia detras de los musicos y de las caciones .. esto es una joya
The bass player here is amazing, and he gets a brass/tuba sound out of his gear. I've never seen anything written about the bassist.
So many legends were on that stage. #rip Ray Phiri (on guitar), Hugh Masikela (trumpet).
That first guy out of the line....if you could spend a day with him you'd add 2 years to your life.
Thabo Sethipa Joseph Shabalala is indeed the founder and musical director of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, but he is the former onstage leader. He basically retired from performing in 2014 at the age of 73. The bulk of the performers currently are his sons Msizi (age 53), Thulani (49), Sibongisemi (45) and Thamsanqa (41). Thulani is now the lead singer, although Joseph (given name Bekizizwe - Joseph is one of five middle names) still is active in the creative aspects of their act - which is now entering it's 54th year).
Black Mambazo and Simon...One of the best talents in the world....Old Music is Gooooooooold
As soon as I hear this distinctive and iconic music, I smile. What a great track
The energy in this concert is indescribable!
Paul Simon is a damn genius.
The bassist is genius and the bass is awesome. Shout out to Bakithi Kumalo.
Now retiring - these moments will always stay with us - luckily I have gotten my daughter and husband into the Chicago performance - nose bleed - but they are in....
I was at this concert! It was awesome.
You lucky bastard!!!!😜😷
Those two dudes at 2:40 sitting stage side, best seats in the house, having a coke and watching this monumental performance. Lucky buggers.
If you are ever feeling down, just listen to some Paul Simon.
I cried and cried when i was in the diaspora. Every time i watched this video was like i could smell the aroma of the fresh air especially after it rains and feel the sun burn my skin and hear the birds chirp, the ducks quack somewhere. Thank God you brought me back to beautiful Africa
I never get tired of this concert! It was amazing and even though life is still difficult all over the. Globe we have good times like this to look back at.
Indeed poppy, let's dance !!
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One of the best songs written, performed and executed from one of the best albums ever made.
Paul simon indeed used the Best
Rip Shabalala, and High masekela
How time flies
Paul's now Old. God Extend His years pls
Look at you in 1987..your talent and sharing with these other folks is just mind blowing and carried out through the years....wowie wow you are so fine Paul!
Am always glad to receive positive comments from my lovely fans 🤍🖤 it's absolutely my pleasure bringing sweet melody to you. May God bless you awesomely 🙏
I hope you have fun listening to this music 🎧❣️. Have you been to any of my concert?
Hugh Masekela trumpeting away there, folks.
Yes Mon! De real boss let me tell you!!
Barney Rachabane is possibly in horn section (saxophone).
Hugh was awesome on that horn!
You have no idea how influential this album has been as a young and hopeful struggling musician, the lyrics/message, music, Kumalo on bass floating like a beautiful butterfly around the melodies.
I was raised by a humble pastor/ kindergarten teacher and nurse - but my father and mother were rich in friends who played tons music and I was obsessed with this concert watched it on repeat
Song of all the generations ❤
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60 dislikes ....are you kidding me! Their brains are in the soles of their feet!
this is funny
Totally agree with you!
Tony Testa 339 dislike but 80 thousand likes way more people like it than dislike it
8 thousa d rather sorry my mistake
you mean their bums!
Just passing through to pay tribute to Joseph Shabalala. My dad brought home Graceland when I was 8 or 9 and I've loved LBM ever since. My kids love this song for the whimsical melody and the booming backing vocals, but most of all for the dancing. I had wanted to name my daughter after one of their songs, but alas was outvoted.
Hopefully tonight you are sharing music with your wife and brothers.
Never knew Hugh Masekela was here blowing his trumpet 🎺 😳 🙄. Great dance 💃 steps.
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Simon may be the best of that period.