Well You Know, He Had A Great Muse.

Well you know, he had a great muse.

it's so funny how art was the lgbt one but paul was the one writing gay songs

Hello, I love this!

See, there was no need to go their separate ways, people already noticed their unique talents and saw them as distinct individuals, ffs.

:crying:

November 11, 1969—an article on the 11/8/69 Southern Illinois University show. Strange to read an article so focused on their increased individuality during that fall tour—and even stranger to think of how soon after that everything fell apart.

Feelin’ Groovy, I Am a Rock, Mrs. Robinson, The Sound of Silence, and So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright from this show were used in the Live 1969 album. America was not used, though that recording exists on YouTube with substantially fewer sound issues than Mrs. Robinson.

Ok but I just love these pics, and Paul always having to touch Artie's neck/back somehow. 🥹

At press conference before Concert in Central Park, 1981

- “The Only Living Boy in New York”, Paul Simon // Simon & Garfunkel

I can't.

They were *SO* in love. And I love them *SO*.

Same, but focused on S&G.

Well, 20+ years of hyperfixation are worth something.

in public accidentally making it known that i know an abnormal amount of information about paul simon and now everyone thinks im strange