A Hazy Shade Of Winter

[ynnafymmi]

Just listening to this song on the radio.Wasnt Paul Simon one of the greatest songwriters of the 20th century,wasnt Art Garfunkel the bestest vocalist ever?

[MissTerious2]

They are both amazing. Some of the best music ever. The best years of my life!

[piggynose]

Bestest? Lol

[ynnafymmi]

You know what i mean,piggy....

[tiggerblue10]

My S&G favorite is Bridge Over Troubled Water.

[Canary42]

I prefer the sound of silence

[barry1010]

The Boxer is my favourite.

[barry1010]

I prefer Disturbed’s version of Sound of Silence. Makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up

[ynnafymmi]

@15.40.The first S&G song to get into the British charts,Canary.In 1966 there was a multitude of great songs,the sound of silence was among the top ten.

[MissTerious2]

With Barry here. The Boxer is my favourite too.

Yes 1966. So many memories of great parties that went on all night. I was 19 without a care in the world!

[JimF]

America is my favourite S&G tune, especially the version from The Concert in Central Park.

For PS solo, Still Crazy After All These Years is hard to beat.

[gingejbee]

Sound of Silence...this is a brilliant version

[barry1010]

The concert in Central Park was on tv a few weeks back followed by 'The Harmony Game', a documentary. A delightful few hours of tv

[ynnafymmi]

They really dont make great songs like this anymore,do they?Myffs has a wee cry....

[ynnafymmi]

^16.40.

[andy-hughes]

The alliteration in the delivery of the words 'Cut him 'till he cried out ...' was one of my early experiences of the power of vocal delivery.

Amazing.