Would Art Garfunkel be famous without Paul Simon?

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.

Have to agree!

Just like George Michael would not have been anything without Andrew Ridgley

But he had a great voice to go with Paul Simon's lyrics, as perfect as you can get imho

And here's to you Tommy Robinson is my favourite.

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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Sometimes a Paul Simon song comes on the radio and I always think 'Blimey, that's good'.

oh come on, Garfunkels voice was purty damn good!

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!

wrong forum Muppit... 

I guess none of you kids know who Andrew Ridgley was / is!

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.

* referring to the S&G 'Greatest Hits' version of 'Homeward Bound' which is a far superior acoustic (live) version, without the clunky drums

Andrew ridge made his name IACGMOH

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.