How long did it take you to name this song just from its iconic drum intro played by the great Steve Gadd? Keep watching for the answer!
Today we celebrate 50 years since #AmericanTune was released in 1973.
Paul performs “Homeward Bound” live on the Michael Parkinson show in 1975.
Can you name the album this photo was used for? 📷: Edie Baskin, 1974
📍: London, 1965 📷: Chris Walter
TODAY: @paulsimonofficial makes his #SternShow debut! Tune in now to catch his exclusive interview with Howard Stern, only on @siriusxm!
The ‘Seven Psalms’ Illustrated by Charlie Mackesy — Inspired by the Words and Music of Paul Simon, a free immersive public exhibition is open now until September 27! Head to the link in story for more details.
The ‘Seven Psalms’ Illustrated by Charlie Mackesy — Inspired by the Words and Music of Paul Simon, a free immersive public exhibition is open now until September 27! Head to the link in story for more details.
Paul’s fourteenth album, In The Blue Light, celebrates its 5 year anniversary this month. It revisits 10 of Paul’s personal favorites from his body of work with a new perspective. Here, Paul performs “Rene and Georgette Magritte with Their Dog After the War” live in Copenhagen.
Soaking up the last few days of summer
PS circa 1980 📷: George Rose
February 1960, Paul is featured in 16 Magazine’s “Going Places” feature under the pseudonym Jerry Landis. Though Paul’s first release, The Paul Simon Songbook, came out in 1965, he had been writing and recording music as Jerry Landis since the mid-1950s.
Stills from the ‘Seven Psalms’ Illustrated by @charliemackesy — Inspired by the Words and Music of Paul Simon Exhibit.
Stills from the ‘Seven Psalms’ Illustrated by @charliemackesy — Inspired by the Words and Music of Paul Simon Exhibit.
Stills from the ‘Seven Psalms’ Illustrated by @charliemackesy — Inspired by the Words and Music of Paul Simon Exhibit.
Stills from the ‘Seven Psalms’ Illustrated by @charliemackesy — Inspired by the Words and Music of Paul Simon Exhibit.
“El Condor Pasa” was released in September of 1970. Who knows what Simon & Garfunkel album this track is from?
“You’re The One” performed live at the 2001 Grammy Awards. Released in October of 2000, this album was nominated for Album of the Year at the 43rd Grammy Awards.
A couple years ago, Paul sat down with @malcolmgladwell for hours of insightful conversation resulting in ‘Miracle and Wonder’—an audio biography unlike anything you’ve heard before—full of never-before-heard live studio versions, archival audio, and distinctive commentary about Paul’s songwriting. In June 2023, Malcolm and Paul came together again to talk about his newest record, Seven Psalms. Now Malcom brings us a new chapter “Epilogue: The Listener Completes The Song”, available now. Check out ‘Miracle and Wonder: Conversations with Paul Simon (Special Edition)’, today wherever audiobooks are sold. Order now through @pushkinpods and you can use PSMW23 to receive 15% off the audiobook. Link in bio.
Paul at Les Cousins, a popular stop on the English Folk Circuit in London during the late 1960’s.
Paul at Les Cousins, a popular stop on the English Folk Circuit in London during the late 1960’s.
October marks 40 years since the release of “Allergies / Think Too Much (b)” from the album, #HeartsandBones. Who remembers listening to this one in ‘83?
What a time was had on the latest episode of @smartless! You can listen to Paul’s episode now wherever you listen to your podcasts (link in stories) #SmartLess
