In a few days 21st March I will be 89 if spared. Many years ago as a soldier "up country" Yemen on a crappy transistor I heard The sound of silence. A student of classic literature and poetry I knew this guy was something special. Paul is the greatest and I discharged myself from hospital in order to be at Manchester arena to see his Homeward bound show. Paul Simon is a one off and the lady who says his songs and music bring tears to her eyes is not alone, an 89 year old veteran, tough as boot leather tries to pretend he's unmoved, without much success. We will not live forever Paul, but your words will live in people's hearts whilst ever there is music and poetry.
Bro my dad listened to him when I was a boy and I’m 36. Bruh no every time I’m on the road I listen to him. No I know why Dad listened to him!!! Good vibes well written and joyful. PS is a weapon!
OMG, This song and album Graceland saved me when I was a broke single mom with a special needs infant trying to go to nursing school. I succeeded, but this album gave me strength in very tough times. "I have reason to believe"
This was my dad who died three month after ne finding out he was my dad age 16 age 38 now lost my life through drug addiction but this CD came time of darkness this is my dad drim heaven letting me kitten to ges music once more every song I can relate to RIP Kevin McCann wigan xx
I am 72 years old, I never listen to his music I forgot my ages. 1967 probably I listened Sound of Silence and 69, Boxer and 2010’s still playing African music!
What a fantastic opening line - The Mississippi delta was shining like a national guitar...one of the greatest of anytime. Of all time. We all will be received in Graceland.
A very happy 81st birthday Paul Frederic Simon October 13, 1941, Newark, New Jersey Many may say you are a modern folk music icon. But I say you are a musical icon. Music that is timeless..
I'm 20 years old and have just discovered Paul Simon by randomly picking his vinyl up today at the store and listening to it. I haven't stopped listening yet. What a treasure to have found him.
I was fortunate to have attended the Graceland concert in Ellis Park Johannesburg in the late 80s with Miriam Makeba and Ladysmith Black Mambazo. We knew then apartheid would not last a lot longer. It was the most amazing concert ever - it feels like the other day ❤
But in those years we had HOPE for a better future but sadly enough , with the ANC it only has become worse and there is NO light at the end of this tunnel
I was introduced to Paul Simon,s Graceland in the wet season of 1989 by a friend at Aba in South East of Nigeria.Since then I have remained a fan of this great Artist.God bless him.
He is the Poet Laureate of rock. Many years ago, I was told a story of an older English teacher talking about poetry, and a student brought up the lyrics to Paul Simon's The Boxer, and that it was a hit song. The teacher read the lyrics, agreed that it was definitely fine poetry, but a hit song? Someone produced a radio... the teacher was impressed. All of us are impressed... and grateful.
What a song. The Mississippi Delta shining like a national guitar. I've reason to believe we"l all be received at Graceland. This man is a poet as well as everything else.
When they've made enough money out of these shows I only hope (in my lifetime😄)an Official 4K Blu ray is released for all us unfortunates who cant be there to see this in all its glory🕺🎶🎵🥁💎💎🔥🇮🇪
He makes me sob when when hear this song. Heard him for the first time when I was 19 in college and am 72 now. What a treasure Paul Simon is to our world.
@@whippetfun Classic mansplaining there, RobertL, and you are way off base. She didn't say SHE HEARD THIS SONG WHEN SHE WAS 19. She said she heard HIM (Simon) for the first time at 19. That would make the years about right, if she's 72 now. You're pretty damn rude for no reason.
Thanks to Paul for demostrating to the whole world that South Africa has a talent. The whole graceland album was done with our boys and girls of Mzantsi. Pity most of them were never featured in the music videos
South Africa is the heart of music, in a continent which is the soul of music. I've never crossed an ocean, but I feel myself a part of South Africa every minute of every day. Perhaps from the day I shook Mahlathini's hand, or perhaps from always.
Yes it is a pity, but what else do you expect? This entire project was, as ever, a vehicle for Paul Simon's self-indulgence. He cared as much about those performers as he did about the victims of apartheid on whom he turned his back when he went against the pleas of anti-apartheid organisations and individuals worldwide not to break the sanctions then imposed on South Africa, but what did that matter, compared to his prestige?
"Losing love is like a window in your heart, everybody sees you'e blown apart, everybody feels the wind blow..." one of the great lines ever. Lucked out in a mini-lottery and scored fifth-row center seats for this concert. Best performance of my life.
The most extraordinary concert in rock music history. I suppose it was the highest number of audience in the Park. And also very clean and high quality record.
He touches the magic of the human spirit. Ok. That sounds lame. But he is the kind of artist that touches my spirit, and he makes me believe I could make magic, because he stirs the magic in me.
I agree, the writing and musical craftsmanship are just something else. "They say losing love is like a window to the heart / everybody sees you're blown apart / everybody sees the wind blow" has to be one of the best pop lyrics ever written
Clean music clear off drugs and Alcohol..what a class to be proud of..what a lyrical treat . Hats off to God. He is high above dirt and confusion. Thank you God for giving Paul Simon ❤️
I was 12 years old when Paul Simon took me to Graceland. I had just lost my dad through divorce. I didn't want to know he was talking about me, but "Losing love is like a window in your heart. Everyone sees you're blown apart. Everyone sees the wind blow." I listened to this album over and over. I still do. He took my ghosts and empty sockets and gave me Diamonds on the souls of my shoes.
He’s a genius, its that simple. You wont experience many in your lifetime but cherish those who enter and enrich your life. Can’t write any more as I’m too caught up in the music. I’m 68 and loved him for what seems all of my life.
The Graceland album got me through a really bad time in my life. I'll never forget it for that reason. You're something else Paul. Greetings from Ireland.
da kommt selbst Österreich in Stimmung ..... boah, what a Performance !!!! so großartige Musiker im Hintergrund ... sollte man wirklich mal hervorheben !!!!! so toll und wunderschön ! 💓
My late mother born in South Africa & my late brother where Paul Simon fans. I remember in our teenage years me and my brother would just chill & listen to Paul Simon albums. 👍...my brother used to adore Paul Simon & all his Simon & Garfunkel LPs & CD's. In fact, he learned his own chords on his acoustic guitar while carefully listening to every lyric and chord that Paul played. "We're All Destined To Bouncing Into The Graceland ". A.A...Amen. ( tuned in from Liverpool, England UK 🇬🇧❤🇯🇪❤🫡
My father just passed at 80 yrs old....this is the music i grew up listening in the house....I've been playing this album to remind me of a great man who lived to die old....I am so lucky to have had him in my life for so long,a luxury so many of my friends never had...Rest In Peace Dad ❤
i remember this song since 1970, I was visiting my father back in San Francisco California! God Bless This nation, thank God for life, this is 2022 and i am living in USA CT . i pray for this nation and the State where my twins sons were born, and thanks God for them
Das ist ein Stück Musikgeschichte. Afrikanische Klänge gepaart mit Pauls Stimme, es macht einfach Spaß zuzuhören. Einer der Größten Musiker die dieser Planet je gesehen hat. Ich verbeuge mich Paul 😊
I’ve always listened to a the occasional bit of Simon & Garfunkel but I’ve just stumbled across Simon’s solo career. Found this song last week and it’s already one of my favourite songs of all time. Simon’s lyric writing is ridiculously good.
Grace Land takes me back to my childhood (today I'm 38), this was the dawn of new South Africa. Never understood English but when my sister played this album something trickled in my body and everything made sense. One of my favorite albums. I cannot believe even today something trickles in my body when listening to this masterpiece.
Minute 3:13, the spectator girl sitting on someone's shoulders singing with Paul Simon "And she said, losing love is like a window in your heart" sends chills thru my spine and tears in my eyes!
Special appreciation for been a big fans and thanks for your nice comment on my post and I want you to send me a direct message to my hangouts through my mail that will be indicated below, also do make sure you add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting me so I can reply you... Hangouts mail: paulsimonaccess@gmail.com
my introduction to simon & Garfunkel .we were in school in 4th year [10], boarders .our dorm leader fell in love with the sound of silence he made us learn it and sing it to him .
I watched the Central Park concert last night, hadn't seen it in ages. What amazed me is the complexity of the songs. Rhythms and sequences that would not seem to have any commercial success potential. The backing band were incredible. Truly some of the best session players out there. Just a brilliant melding of styles.
Paul Simon. Music for your soul. Bless..Graceland...Africa.. April 14 2024.From Puerto Rico.
When Paul leaves this world there will be a terrific hole in the musical ozone.
83yo in October. Pete. NSW Australia.
ur comment is close to poetry.. so true.. thank you
Sure there will be, what remming are beautiful memories !!!
In a few days 21st March I will be 89 if spared. Many years ago as a soldier "up country" Yemen on a crappy transistor I heard The sound of silence. A student of classic literature and poetry I knew this guy was something special. Paul is the greatest and I discharged myself from hospital in order to be at Manchester arena to see his Homeward bound show. Paul Simon is a one off and the lady who says his songs and music bring tears to her eyes is not alone, an 89 year old veteran, tough as boot leather tries to pretend he's unmoved, without much success. We will not live forever Paul, but your words will live in people's hearts whilst ever there is music and poetry.
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Happy early birthday!
Happy 90th.
It's Mar 15.. And I feel you are here... thank you for being U🎉
Thanks for your service, and your taste in music!! BTW Belated happy birthday!!
I was there after Desert Storm, I sat next to 2 French people. I shared my blanket. Thank you for a legendary time!
Do you still have that's blanket today Oct 2024 ?
Can't describe how good this song is . Cheers to anyone who is listening. !!
One of the best songs ever made✊🏻✊🏻
5:24
This Graceland album: eternal value! Never too old to listen: 71 years old 💪🏽 🍀
Totally agree - I'm 74
😂 good music 🎶
@@helenpaterson7046 sure it is!! 💪🏻🍀🙏🏼
Paul Simon is a criminally underrated musician
No -is very famous in USA !!! -one of most famost !! Nr. 8 from 100 best song writers of all time ( Rolling Stone )
28 year old british dude here and i've just discovered Paul Simon for the first time in my life. Mind blown
Welcome aboard!
You've found the closest thing to heaven on earth! Welcome
Bro my dad listened to him when I was a boy and I’m 36. Bruh no every time I’m on the road I listen to him. No I know why Dad listened to him!!! Good vibes well written and joyful. PS is a weapon!
Sorry bout the spelling that was Icrap
You need to listen to Kathy’s Song. He has to be one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time.
Who's listening 2024. Great performance
I do
LOTS of us! ;)
Always start my cleaning days with obvious child and this one - magnificent!
Its in all of my cars!
we are here
Without a question one of the greatest albums ever written.
Without a question indeed!
@@gordondavenport4019 👍🏻
So true ..
For sure!
it brought me to tears last night. it is an extremely touching piece of music. so much soul.
I did drive the Mississipi delta. Went to Graceland. Lost my love like a window in my heart. This is my life
Thank you for being here, Paul. For all of us.
Me ❤❤❤
OMG, This song and album Graceland saved me when I was a broke single mom with a special needs infant trying to go to nursing school. I succeeded, but this album gave me strength in very tough times. "I have reason to believe"
Glad to hear you made it thorugh.
This was my dad who died three month after ne finding out he was my dad age 16 age 38 now lost my life through drug addiction but this CD came time of darkness this is my dad drim heaven letting me kitten to ges music once more every song I can relate to RIP Kevin McCann wigan xx
Gob bless all people please pray xx
😉👍🏻
Thank you for sharing your story of strength and resilience. You never know how that might impact others.
I am 72 years old, I never listen to his music I forgot my ages.
1967 probably I listened Sound of Silence and 69, Boxer and 2010’s still playing African music!
What a fantastic opening line - The Mississippi delta was shining like a national guitar...one of the greatest of anytime. Of all time.
We all will be received in Graceland.
The greatest album ever.
Greetings from Whitby, Canada
A very happy 81st birthday Paul Frederic Simon October 13, 1941, Newark, New Jersey
Many may say you are a modern folk music icon.
But I say you are a musical icon. Music that is timeless..
Loosing love is like a window in your heart
😢
I'm 20 years old and have just discovered Paul Simon by randomly picking his vinyl up today at the store and listening to it. I haven't stopped listening yet. What a treasure to have found him.
Awesome!
He is a gem!
Welcome to the game.
Welcome to what we discovered in the 1960’s!
..I'm 68...and what a treasure it was to find them...!
I was fortunate to have attended the Graceland concert in Ellis Park Johannesburg in the late 80s with Miriam Makeba and Ladysmith Black Mambazo. We knew then apartheid would not last a lot longer. It was the most amazing concert ever - it feels like the other day ❤
❤ what an amazing lineup. You are blessed to have been there.
But in those years we had HOPE for a better future but sadly enough , with the ANC it only has become worse and there is NO light at the end of this tunnel
Just Envisioned Elvis Walking On Stage .......And Bowing Down To The Great Man...Paul Simon.
I think Paul would also bow down to the King. Elvis is vastly underestimated.
The South African connection in this concert.❤
How joyful I get when I see this video. All these fantastic black people playing with Poul Simon. It’s unavoidable to get happy.
I was introduced to Paul Simon,s Graceland in the wet season of 1989 by a friend at Aba in South East of Nigeria.Since then I have remained a fan of this great Artist.God bless him.
No one makes music like this anymore. I am blessed to have lived through the great music renaissance of the 60s and 70s.
We were blessed to be born on this era.
Absolutely......born late 58!
Me too :)
Amen!
Born 48 still feels the same
I'm 65 British dude, who has listened to him for decades, a rare talent.
Who ?
65 and lisening to who ? Paul simon or Daivid bowie
Are you insane
Im 81 and I reared my kids on Paul Simon and his amazing music. One of the greatest albums ever written
The BEST music.God Bless you with such a good age, l'm from South Africa 🇿🇦 🙏
I"m 79 and am still rocking to this song.
What do you mean, I just had a hip replacement and still hit the beat with my crutches 😉🎶🥁🎧
Me too
😂
Go for it 😂
KEEP ROCKING TEDDY
Paul simon wonderful brilliant one in a million.
Wonderful.Really miss this band.
I personally think that Paul Simon is the best artist in the whole world, his song are beautiful 💥
I kind of agree with you here but then there is bob Marley who said so much
He is the Poet Laureate of rock. Many years ago, I was told a story of an older English teacher talking about poetry, and a student brought up the lyrics to Paul Simon's The Boxer, and that it was a hit song. The teacher read the lyrics, agreed that it was definitely fine poetry, but a hit song? Someone produced a radio... the teacher was impressed.
All of us are impressed... and grateful.
I personally love you for feeling like that.
What a song. The Mississippi Delta shining like a national guitar. I've reason to believe we"l all be received at Graceland. This man is a poet as well as everything else.
The mississipi DOWNTOWN shining like a national guitar. Johnny Clegg durbs
@@estherdin9423 ?
...shining like a national guitar...YES WOW oh fukin yes!
yes he is
One of the great wordsmiths, supported by magnificent musicians!
When they've made enough money out of these shows I only hope (in my lifetime😄)an Official 4K Blu ray is released for all us unfortunates who cant be there to see this in all its glory🕺🎶🎵🥁💎💎🔥🇮🇪
After Sounds Of Silence Paul Simon was ahead of the curve
for the rest of his career. Stand back and admire the Mozart
of popular music.
We have lost a great tree, Rest in Peace Mr Ray Phiri. He was a Guitar Guru in South Africa
Oh so true! Talent at its best. African talent. Playing Graceland since Saturday and my son of 11 loves the beat of the song.
I am 76 and love Paul Simon's music.
A poet!
HOW VERY TRUE.
Hello dear, how are you doing today?
It's nice meeting you here
Uvijek se vratim poslušati ovu vrhunsku izvedbu jedne prekrasne pjesme.
He makes me sob when when hear this song. Heard him for the first time when I was 19 in college and am 72 now. What a treasure Paul Simon is to our world.
He is such a wonderful and talented singer, love listening to his songs, the best ever
Hello Sharon , how are you doing, hope you good?
Janus joplin
Your math doesn’t quite add up. Song was released 35 years ago.
@@whippetfun Classic mansplaining there, RobertL, and you are way off base. She didn't say SHE HEARD THIS SONG WHEN SHE WAS 19. She said she heard HIM (Simon) for the first time at 19. That would make the years about right, if she's 72 now. You're pretty damn rude for no reason.
Thanks to Paul for demostrating to the whole world that South Africa has a talent. The whole graceland album was done with our boys and girls of Mzantsi. Pity most of them were never featured in the music videos
South Africa is the heart of music, in a continent which is the soul of music. I've never crossed an ocean, but I feel myself a part of South Africa every minute of every day. Perhaps from the day I shook Mahlathini's hand, or perhaps from always.
Yes it is a pity, but what else do you expect? This entire project was, as ever, a vehicle for Paul Simon's self-indulgence. He cared as much about those performers as he did about the victims of apartheid on whom he turned his back when he went against the pleas of anti-apartheid organisations and individuals worldwide not to break the sanctions then imposed on South Africa, but what did that matter, compared to his prestige?
yesz yes yes yes!
@@Sootaroot You're very wrong. Paul sees the South Africans as oppressed as the Jews. He's trying to raise them up any way he can. You're ignorant
@@mikenayl Beautifully said.
Ich liebe es ich Danke Paul Simon für diese wunderbare Musik ❤❤
I can hear the Late Ray Phiri's influence in this track. Wow, genius, was the man.
The late Ray Phiri is killing it on that lead guitar.
my my my Ray Chikapa Phiri.
RIP ❤
There's not enough room to list all the hits this man has written and performed. Bless him for the music!❤😂
"Losing love is like a window in your heart, everybody sees you'e blown apart, everybody feels the wind blow..." one of the great lines ever. Lucked out in a mini-lottery and scored fifth-row center seats for this concert. Best performance of my life.
That is one of the greatest line of lyric ever
Bouncing into Graceland… ❤️
❤️
💥
i could not agree with this comment more. thank you.
The most extraordinary concert in rock music history. I suppose it was the highest number of audience in the Park. And also very clean and high quality record.
The energy, the joy, the humanity ......... like nothing I have ever seen.
The man is a songwriting God.. not the best voice ever but his lyrics, rythms and harmonies are genius. One of the all time musical superheros.
I'm am 💯 your man ok answer me back now
Absolutely musical Genius
He touches the magic of the human spirit. Ok. That sounds lame. But he is the kind of artist that touches my spirit, and he makes me believe I could make magic, because he stirs the magic in me.
I agree. And thank you for not saying this album, or the renowned Paul Simon are 'underrated'. As one sees so often on UA-cam.
I agree, the writing and musical craftsmanship are just something else. "They say losing love is like a window to the heart / everybody sees you're blown apart / everybody sees the wind blow" has to be one of the best pop lyrics ever written
This man is a treasure. He lifts all those around him. We won’t see the likes of him again. ☮️
He was born out of the '60's, so many great artists arose from that era out of the flames of war and national and global pain.
Truth in that,never again.
It is because of him, and the few like him, that we WILL see his likes again. Beauty begets beauty. Evil begets evil. But Love will win.
❤I absolutely love this song and Paul Simon is singing it !
And the night sky is so lovely
Clean music clear off drugs and Alcohol..what a class to be proud of..what a lyrical treat . Hats off to God. He is high above dirt and confusion. Thank you God for giving Paul Simon ❤️
I was 12 years old when Paul Simon took me to Graceland. I had just lost my dad through divorce. I didn't want to know he was talking about me, but "Losing love is like a window in your heart. Everyone sees you're blown apart. Everyone sees the wind blow." I listened to this album over and over. I still do. He took my ghosts and empty sockets and gave me Diamonds on the souls of my shoes.
I love this jam.
It looks like there were a million in the audience. This is an incredible performance by arguably the greatest songwriter of our time.
thumbs up for everyone that feels the emotions at 0:00
He’s a genius, its that simple. You wont experience many in your lifetime but cherish those who enter and enrich your life. Can’t write any more as I’m too caught up in the music. I’m 68 and loved him for what seems all of my life.
I raised my kids listening to music of the 70's and 80's. Folk, rock and roll, country. My kids sing along to many of the great songs of the past.
It's 2023 and we are still going to Graceland😅.Still gives me the chills.
The Graceland album got me through a really bad time in my life. I'll never forget it for that reason. You're something else Paul. Greetings from Ireland.
What a beautiful smile 😍
@@johnbennett948 thank you so much❤
Paul simon when he is best on stage❤
Greatest song ever in my opinion and i want to thank my dad for introducing me to Paul Simon 30 years ago.
🎼Paul Simon you are a national treasure,your music 🎶makes everybody smile 😃🎺🥁🎷🎸🪘
Graceland & Rhythm Nation are two albums that are rare because there's no fillers. Every song is a hit single
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@@NzuidNzuid 😢
No, no, no!!! It’s a whole album and the South African concert is a live concert on video!!!!! Saves my soul every time I put it on. ❤❤❤
The great Paul Simon
💕Thank You💕 Greetings From The Free People’s Movement From Swden 💕🙏🏻
An all African backup simply out of this world ... way too good..
Absolutely T I M E L E S S👌
The genius in the simplicity
Thanks Paul🙏
da kommt selbst Österreich in Stimmung ..... boah, what a Performance !!!! so großartige Musiker im Hintergrund ... sollte man wirklich mal hervorheben !!!!! so toll und wunderschön ! 💓
Watching in Oct.of 2024
Me too ❤
My late mother born in South Africa & my late brother where Paul Simon fans.
I remember in our teenage years me and my brother would just chill & listen to Paul Simon albums. 👍...my brother used to adore Paul Simon & all his Simon & Garfunkel LPs & CD's. In fact, he learned his own chords on his acoustic guitar while carefully listening to every lyric and chord that Paul played.
"We're All Destined To Bouncing Into The Graceland ". A.A...Amen.
( tuned in from Liverpool, England UK 🇬🇧❤🇯🇪❤🫡
My father just passed at 80 yrs old....this is the music i grew up listening in the house....I've been playing this album to remind me of a great man who lived to die old....I am so lucky to have had him in my life for so long,a luxury so many of my friends never had...Rest In Peace Dad ❤
Lucky root word of Lucifer; leaves God out of it. John 3 16
i remember this song since 1970, I was visiting my father back in San Francisco California! God Bless This nation, thank God for life, this is 2022 and i am living in USA CT . i pray for this nation and the State where my twins sons were born, and thanks God for them
Ascolto Paul Simon da quando facevo il liceo. Ora ho 65 anni e ancora mi trasmette gioia e mi emoziona. Lui ha grande talento e stile. Lo adoro.
Das ist ein Stück Musikgeschichte. Afrikanische Klänge gepaart mit Pauls Stimme, es macht einfach Spaß zuzuhören. Einer der Größten Musiker die dieser Planet je gesehen hat. Ich verbeuge mich Paul 😊
Thank you Paul for putting South African lyrics on the music map. To Chikapa Ray Phiri rest in peace brother we miss your guitar 🙏.
Losing love is like a window in your ♥️ everybody sees you are blown apart😭😭🙏🙏🙏
Paul, this is your master piece! The best music ever! Thank you for these amazing sounds!!!
So good seeing Bra Ray ... the light will always shine .
I’ve always listened to a the occasional bit of Simon & Garfunkel but I’ve just stumbled across Simon’s solo career. Found this song last week and it’s already one of my favourite songs of all time. Simon’s lyric writing is ridiculously good.
Beat best Paul Simon ever
For dad, always 14.7.2015 💔 I hope you can hear this like you did the day you left 😘🙏
Happy 80th, Paul. Look at all the people there. Wow.
Grace Land takes me back to my childhood (today I'm 38), this was the dawn of new South Africa. Never understood English but when my sister played this album something trickled in my body and everything made sense. One of my favorite albums. I cannot believe even today something trickles in my body when listening to this masterpiece.
WOW just wow... mystical....it doesn't get any better than that!
Minute 3:13, the spectator girl sitting on someone's shoulders singing with Paul Simon "And she said, losing love is like a window in your heart" sends chills thru my spine and tears in my eyes!
Same 😭
She's gorgeous. May the devil take whoever made her relate to these lyrics.
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😂😂😂 Jesus, take no prisoners!
Me too and I don't know why!
MyDaMnWoRd 😎🔫‼️
everybody sees the wind blow
Oh the memories ! It hurts knowing it's all behind us , and look what's up ahead ,
Paul was born so great that This Song Would heal any soul,any heart.
Special appreciation for been a big fans and thanks for your nice comment on my post and I want you to send me a direct message to my hangouts through my mail that will be indicated below, also do make sure you add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting me so I can reply you...
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You are and will always be remembered as one of the greatest musicians ever!!
So nice.
Losing love is like a window in your heart
Everyone can see you're blown apart ❤
Paul Simon for me one of the greatest musician ever
Paul Simon my hero, this was pure African beat, Gracelands❤❤
It's fascinating to see the impact of this song, Paul is an American great!
my introduction to simon & Garfunkel .we were in school in 4th year [10], boarders .our dorm leader fell in love with the sound of silence he made us learn it and sing it to him .
I love this guy, he's a total musical genius and well up there with the best ever.
I watched the Central Park concert last night, hadn't seen it in ages. What amazed me is the complexity of the songs. Rhythms and sequences that would not seem to have any commercial success potential. The backing band were incredible. Truly some of the best session players out there. Just a brilliant melding of styles.
I was there, on my birthday, and the whole concert was incredible. Thank you Paul, for filling my soul with your songs x
Hello Michelle..
@@frankdavid3691ciao Frank!🙋😊😘💘🎄
Great music, great and humble man. He sat next to a colleague of mine about 10 years ago on a flight. As he shuffled in he simply said “Hi I’m Paul”
I'm 78, listening in KwaZulu, Natal. S A
I am a Rodent and wish all human beings could be as beautiful as Mr Paul Simon.
You are gifted as an honoury Rodent my dear friend.
These boys are one of the baddest live bands on the circuit at the moment- TRUST ME❤
Paul Simon is GREAT!! You must admit, the man is great!