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Art Garfunkel is a f@nny threw a hissy fit when told he wasn't aloud to light his 'doobie' when my cousin (at the time was a massage therapist) told him any smoking was against the rules of the building,yes a proper f@nny.
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Have to agree!
Just like George Michael would not have been anything without Andrew Ridgley |
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But he had a great voice to go with Paul Simon's lyrics, as perfect as you can get imho
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And here's to you Tommy Robinson is my favourite.
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Keep hearing this perfect voice BS!!... He had a nice voice... If the had gone to different schools, It would be Simon and whoever Superstars! and Art Garfunkel and bros Plumbers....
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they.
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Sometimes a Paul Simon song comes on the radio and I always think 'Blimey, that's good'.
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oh come on, Garfunkels voice was purty damn good!
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And here's to you Tommy Robinson is my favourite.
Oh fcek is Yaxley a bird? Coulda been worse, he coulda been a musso!...oh maybe he will be soon! A musso biatch if nothing else! Don't pick up the soap Mr/Mrs Yaxley-Lennon! |
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wrong forum Muppit...
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I guess none of you kids know who Andrew Ridgley was / is!
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Paul Simon was definitely underrated as a vocalist
Acapella version of 'The Only Living Boy In New York' is sensational https://youtu.be/jEZcnXuzPck (although he has the benefit of an echo chamber.) But the harmonies of the two together, transcend overwhelmingly, any solo vocals they did, either as S&G or in solo careers. The '...silently for me' harmony at the end of 'Homeward Bound' choruses touches God. |
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* referring to the S&G 'Greatest Hits' version of 'Homeward Bound' which is a far superior acoustic (live) version, without the clunky drums
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Andrew ridge made his name IACGMOH
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Paul Simon a gigantic songwriting talent ,of which there are few,Art Garfunkel ,a good singer of which there are very ,very,many.So the answer to the question is almost certainly NO.
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