For their third album, Simon and Garfunkel were given four months in the summer of 1966 to take their time and put together the record that they wanted. One of the standouts on that recording was a folk song Paul had brought back from his time in England.
Read MoreIf you’re a couple of hopeful musicians from the borough of Queens who are eager to take your place among the stars, the quickest way to get to the island of Manhattan is the Queensboro Bridge.
Read MoreIn light of the record’s failure, Paul Simon gave up on the duo and left for England to start a solo career. Art Garfunkel chose to go back to college to finish his degree. They were done working together.
Read MoreHere are four stories I couldn’t fit into this week’s concert paying tribute to The Rolling Stones.
Read MoreThe Stones’ financial adviser soon begain to map out a strategy to make them wealthy…including huge tours and merchandising…and also corporate sponsorships.
Read MoreChange is difficult. But I take heart from those veterans who’ve weathered many changes themselves, The Rolling Stones. Disco may have been on the rise. But instead of circling the wagons, they took that beat…and made it their own.
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