N’Dour, Yousou
Nederlander, James L.
Nelson, Tracy
Nevins, Don
New Bohemians
Newman, Fred
Newman, Randy
New Musical Express
New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival
Newport Folk Festival
Newsday
New Show, The (TV show)
Newsweek
New York Daily News
New Yorker
New York Post
New York Times
New-York Tribune
New York University
New York World-Telegram and Sun
New York Yankees
Nguini, Vincent
Nichols, Mike
Nicholson, Jack
“Night Game”
Nixon, Richard M.
“Noise”
“Now Is Goodbye”
Nyro, Laura
Oak Ridge Boys
“Obvious Child, The”
O’Connor, John J.
O’Donoghue, Michael
“Oh, Marion”
Olatunji, Babatunde
“Old Friends”
Olodum, Banda
“O Mary Don’t You Weep”
“On Drums and Other Hollow Objects” (Simon short story)
“One Man’s Ceiling Is Another Man’s Floor”
“One-Trick Pony”
One-Trick Pony (film)
soundtrack album
“Only Living Boy in New York, The”
Onward Brass Band
Oppenheim, David
Orenstein, Harold
Oriole Records
Orioles
Orth, Maureen
Osborn, Joe
Ostin, Mo
“Our Song”
“Overs”
Page, Patti
Palmieri, Eddie
“Papa Hobo”
Papp, Joseph
“Paranoia Blues”
Parcher, Peter
Parker, Alan
Parker, Junior
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
Parsons Junior High School
Pattern Music Ltd.
“Patterns”
Paul Simon
Paul Simon 1964–1993
Paul Simon Songbook, The
Paul Simon Special, The (TV show)
Paupers
Paxton, Tom
Payne, John
“Peace Like a River”
“Peggy-O”
Pelligrini, Angel
Pelligrini, Ida
Penguins
People
People’s Songs (Lomax and Seeger)
Pep-Tones. See Sparks
Perez, Louie
Peter, Paul, and Mary
Phillinganes, Greg
Phillips, John
Phiri, Ray
Pickett, Boris
Pickett, Wilson
Piepe, Ariel
Piepe, Judith
Piepe, Tony
Pilgrims
Pizzarelli, Bucky
Playboy
“Play Me a Sad Song”
Play Misty for Me (film)
“Please Don’t Tell Her/Him”
“Poem on an Underground Wall, A”
Pollack, Ron
“Positively 4th Street”
Presley, Elvis
“Pretty Baby”
Price, Cecil
Prince, Harold
Proby, P. J.
“Proof”
Prosen, Sid
Public Broadcast Laboratory (TV show)
Public Theater
Puerto Ricans
Puerto Rico
“Puleng”
“Punky’s Dilemma”
“Put My Little Shoes Away”
Queens College
Follies
“Quiet”
R&S Publishing
Rabinowitz, Sol
Radner, Gilda
“Rag Doll”
Ragtime (Doctorow)
Ramone, Phil
“Rang Tang Ding Dong (Japanese Sandman)”
Rascals
Ratliff, Ben
Rawls, Lou
Ready, Steady, Go! (TV show)
Reagan, Ronald
Record Mirror
Redding, Otis
Redlener, Irwin
“Red Rubber Ball”
Reed, Lou
Reid, Daphne Maxwell
Reiner, Rob
Reinhardt, Django
Renbourn, John
“Rene and Georgette Magritte with Their Dog After the War”
Reynolds, Debbie
Rhythm of the Saints
“Richard Cory”
Richards, Keith
Rickey, Carrie
Rivers, Johnny
Robert and Johnny
Roberts, Julia
Roberts, Tony
Robeson, Paul
Robinson, Edwin Arlington
Robinson, Smokey
Roche, Maggie and Terre
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Paul’s solo induction (2001)
S&G induction (1990)
twenty-fifth-anniversary concert (2009)
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rockin’ Dopsie and the Twisters
Rockwell, Norman
“Rock with Me Tonight”
Rodgers, Jimmie
Roeg, Nicholas
Rogers, Ginger
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stones
Ronstadt, Linda
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Rosas, Cesar
Roseland Ballroom
Rosen, Al
Rosenthal, Hilton
Rostova, Mira
Roth, Arlen
Roth, Philip
Rotolo, Suze
“Roving Gambler”
Royal Blue Singers
Royal Swedish Academy of Music
Rubin, Alton, Sr.
Rudman, Kal
Rugg, David
Run-DMC
“Run that Body Down”
Sabal-Lecco, Armand
Sabal-Lecco, Felix
“Sahara Sarah”
“Sail Away”
Sainte-Marie, Buffy
Sam and Dave
Samwell-Smith, Paul
Sanborn, David
San Francisco Chronicle
Saturday Night Live (SNL)
“Save the Life of My Child”
“Scarborough Fair/Canticle”
Scatterlings
Scharf, Stu
Schechter, Danny
Schisgal, Murray
Schlesinger, John
Schreiber, Cobi
Schulman, Ettie (grandmother)
Schulman, Suniel “Sam” (grandfather)
Schwartz, Brian
Schwerner, Michael
“Scotch and Soda”
Sebastian, John
Sedaka, Neil
Sedov, Boris
Seeger, Peggy
Seeger, Pete
Seekers
Segovia, Andrés
“Seven O’Clock News/Silent Night”
Sexual Politics (Millett)
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
Shabalala, Joseph
Shales, Tom
Shampoo (film)
Shankar, Ravi
Shannon, Molly
Shaw, Artie
“Sh-Boom”
Shelton, Robert
“She Moves On”
Shirinda, General M. D.
Shuster, Rosie
“Shy”
“Side of a Hill, The”
Siegel, Bugsy
Simms, Lee (Louis Simon’s pseudonym)
Simon, Adrian (son)
Simon, Bella Schulman “Belle” (mother)
Simon, Carly
Simon, Eddie (brother)
Simon, Gabriel (son)
Simon, Harper (son)
Simon, John
death of
early life of
musical career of
relationship with Paul
teaching career of
Simon, Lucy
Simon, Lulu (daughter)
Simon, Paul (grandfather)
Simon, Paul Frederic. See also Simon and Garfunkel; and specific albums, concerts, songs, and tours
aging and later career of
art collection and
audio letter to Kathy
awards and honors
BAM series on
baseball and
birth of
Broadway show Capeman and
Broadway show Jimmy Shine and
business ventures and
as camp counselor
Central Park concerts and
childhood and family background of
children and
civil rights and
Concert Event of a Lifetime and
contract with CBS/Britain as solo artist
contract with Columbia lost
contract with Columbia signed
contract with Prosen
contract with Warner ends
critics on
decides on musical career
depression and
doo-wop group of
Dylan and
early musical interests and
early music career of, and Merenstein
early music career of, as Jerry Landis
early performing with Artie as Kane and Garr
early performing with Artie as Tom and Jerry
early secret solo record
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”
Springstee
n, 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
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