Homeward Bound (67 page)

early success of

education of

education of, with Israels

Emory University lectures and

film
Annie Hall
and

film
Graduate
and

film
One Trick Pony
and

finances and

first big hit with “Sound of Silence”

first copyright

folk music and

folk-rock and

friendship with Carthy and

friendship with Hoblyn and

friendship with Tannen and

Graceland
recorded

Greatest Hits, Etc.
released

hand stiffness and

Hearts and Bones
(
Think Too Much
) recorded

interviews of

manager Lewis and

Mandela rally and

Marks Music and

Monterey Pop and

musical and performing style of

music publishing and

NYU songwriting workshop and

Olodum building donated by

Paul Simon 1964
–
1993
released

Paul Simon
recorded

Paul Simon Songbook
recorded

Paul Simon Special
and

performs and lives in Britain after college

performs in Britain and Europe after first hit

performs with Artie, after first stay in England and

personality of

produces Frank

produces Tico and the Triumphs

Queens College Follies and

radio show
Five to Ten
and

relationship with Artie

relationship with father

Rhythm of the Saints
recorded

Roche sisters aided by

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and

Rolling Stone
cover and

romance and marriage to Carrie Fisher

romance and marriage to Edie Brickell

romance and marriage to Peggy Harper

romance with Bette Midler

romance with Kathy Chitty

romance with Shelley Duvall

S&G breakup and

S&G breakup and, “My Little Town” recorded with Artie after

S&G personality balance and

S&G reunions and

SNL
appearances and

So Beautiful or So What
recorded

social life of, after divorce

Songs from the Capeman
recorded

Still Crazy After All These Years
recorded

Stockbridge summer and

Stranger to Stranger
recorded

success of, as solo artist

Surprise
recorded

There Goes Rhymin' Simon
recorded

tours Japan

tours of 1983–84 and

tours South Africa

tours with Dylan

tours with Wilson

travels to Brazil to record

travels to Jamaica to record

travels to Paris to record

travels to South Africa to record

Woodley collaboration and

writer's block and

writing credit disputes and

You're the One
recorded

Simon, Rosie (aunt)

Simon, Trieda “Frieda” (grandmother)

Simon and Garfunkel (S&G).
See also
Garfunkel, Arthur; Simon, Paul Frederic;
and specific albums, concerts, and songs

awards and honors

Bookends
recorded

breakup of

Bridge
recorded

cancer benefit reunion

Central Park Concert and tour reunion

Concert Event of a Lifetime reunion

concerts and touring

contract with Columbia and

contract with Melba and

contract with Prosen and

decide to use real names

early copyrights

folk-rock remix and sales surge

formed, as folk duo

Graduate
and

high school act as Tom and Jerry

Lagunoff as manager

launderette sessions and

Lewis as manager

McGovern and

Merenstein and

musical style of

“My Little Town” recorded, despite split

One Summer Night Tour reunion

Parsley, Sage
recorded

perform in Greenwich Village

publicity and

reunion attempts and failures

SNL
reunions

Songs of America
documentary on

“Sound of Silence” becomes first hit

Sounds of Silence
recorded

success of

Think Too Much
recorded and scratched

Wednesday Morning
recorded

Simon and Garfunkel's Greatest Hits

Simon Olympics

Simonson, Eric

“Simple Desultory Philippic, A”

Siskel, Gene

16 Magazine

Skatalites

Skibell, Joseph

Sky, Pat

Slash Records

Sledge, Percy

“Slip Slidin' Away”

Smith, Ian

Smits, Jimmy

Smothers, Tommy

Sneak Previews
(TV show)

Snow, Phoebe

So Beautiful or So What

“Soft Parachutes”

“So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright”

“Someday, One Day”

“Some Folks' Loves Roll Easy”

“Something So Right”

“Somewhere They Can't Find Me”

Sondheim, Stephen

“Song About the Moon”

“Song for the Asking”

Song of Jacob Zulu
(Yourgrau)

Songs from the Capeman

Songs of America
(TV documentary)

Songs of Earth and Sky

Songs Our Daddy Taught Us

Soul Brothers

“Soul Man”

“Sound of Silence, The”

Sounds of Silence

South Africa

South African Musicians Union

Sparks

“Sparrow”

Sparta Florida publishing

Speck, Richard

Speed, Geoff

“Spirit Voices”

Springsteen, Bruce

Staple Singers

Star, Rego

Stardust Memories
(film)

Star Wars
(film)

Stavers, Gloria

Stax Records

Steely Dan

Steinem, Gloria

Steppenwolf

Stern, Daniel

Stern, Isaac

Sternberg, Eugenia

Sternberg, Fritz

Stevens, Cat

Stevens, Wallace

Stewart, Al

Stewart, Mark

Steyn, Rory

“Still Crazy After All These Years”

Still Crazy After All These Years

Stills, Stephen

Stimela

“St. Judy's Comet”

Stoke, Harold

Stoller, Mike

Stookey, Paul

Stranger to Stranger

Strassner, Helen

Streisand, Barbra

Sullivan, Redd

Summer Festival for Peace

“Sun City”

“Sun Is Burning”

“Surfer Girl”

Surprise

Surrealistic Pillow

Susser, Bobby

Swampers

Swan Silvertones

Sweet, Jeffrey

Sylbert, Anthea

“Take Me to the Mardi Gras”

Tambo, Oliver

Tannen, Mary

Tannen, Mike

Tannen, Nat

Tauber, Joan

Tauber, Judith

Tauber, June

Tau ea Matsehka

Taylor, Derek

Taylor, Elizabeth

Taylor, James

Taylor, True (Paul's pseudonym)

“Teacher, The”

Ted Steele Show

Tee, Richard

“Teenage Fool”

“Tenderness”

Terfus, Dolly

“That Was Your Mother”

There Goes Rhymin' Simon

“They Try to Tell Us We're Too Young”

Thielemans, Toots

“Think Too Much”

Think Too Much

Thomas, Tracy

Thornton, Big Mama

Tico and the Triumphs

Time

Times
(London)

“Times They Are A-Changin', The”

Titelman, Russ

Todd, Mike

Tom and Jerry

Tomlin, Lily

Tony Awards

Toots and the Maytals

Topic Records

“To Ramona”

Torn, Rip

“Township Jive”

“Train in the Distance”

Tribute Records

“True or False”

Truman, Harry

Tubert, Susana

Tucker, Ira

Turman, Larry

Turner, Ike

Turner, Tina

“Tutti Frutti”

Tutu, Desmond

“Twist and Shout”

Two Against Nature

“Two Teenagers”

Uakti

UN Centre Against Apartheid

“Under African Skies”

United Democratic Front

United Nations African Mothers Association

United Nations Special Committee Against Apartheid

Updike, John

Urabamba

USA for Africa

USA Today

Uttal, Larry

Valens, Ritchie

Valentine, Penny

Valentino, Rudolph

Vallens, Addy

Van Ronk, Dave

van Wyk, Attie

Van Zandt, Steve

Variety

“Vietnam”

Vietnam War

Village Music Inc.

Village Voice

Vincent, Gene

Vogue

“Voices of Old People”

Wahlberg, Mark

Walcott, Derek

Walken, Christopher

Walsh, Joe

“Wanderer, The”

Warburton, Reginald

Warner Bros.

Waronker, Lenny

Warwick, Dionne

Warwick Records

“Was a Sunny Day”

Washington, Dinah

Washington Post

“Water in My Ear”

Watermark

Waters, Muddy

Wayne, John

“We Are the World”

Weavers

Webb, Charles

Weckl, Dave

“Wednesday Morning A.M.”

Wednesday Morning AM

Weiner, Mark

Weinstein, Paula

Weiss, Gene

Welch, Gillian

Welk, Lawrence

Wemar Music

Wenner, Jann

“We Shall Overcome”

West, Stanley

West Side Story
(musical)

“We've Got a Groovy Thing Goin'”

“What a Wonderful World”

“What I Am”

“When Numbers Get Serious”

“Whispering Bells”

White, Timothy

White Album

Who, the

“Why Don't You Write Me”

“Why Must I Be a Teenager in Love”

“Wild Flower”

Wild Thornberrys, The
(film)

William Morris agency

Williams, Robin

Wilson, Brian

Wilson, Dave

Wilson, Kim

Wilson, Tom

Winningham, Mare

WINS-AM radio

Winter, Johnny

Winter Festival for Peace

Wood, Graham

Woodley, Bruce

Workers' Music Association

Wright, Frank Lloyd

Wright, Gene

“Wristband”

Yale, Arthur

Yarrow, Peter

Yetnikoff, Walter

“You Baby You”

“You Can Call Me Al”

“You Can Tell the World”

“You'll Never Walk Alone”

Young, Neil

Young, Robert

Young Frankenstein
(film)

“You're Kind”

You're the One

Zaks, Jerry

Zappa, Frank

Zimbabwe

Louis and Belle Simon in later years. “My father is the person who most influenced my thinking and my life,” Paul said.

At the height of “Hey, Schoolgirl,” old friends and new pop sensations.