Even with Simon & Garfunkel winning Grammy Awards and selling millions of albums, the duo constantly found themselves at odds.
Releasing their debut album, Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M., in 1964, the group would record their last in 1970 with Bridge Over Troubled Waters.
Art Garfunkel at 80 years old emotionally singing 'Scarborough Fair' on acoustic. pic.twitter.com/uFS7pohExv
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While over five decades passed since Simon & Garfunkel hit the studio together, fans continue to celebrate their legacy. And thanks to a special performance of “Scarborough Fair”, it’s easy to see why Garfunkel is a timeless voice in music.
With what appears to be New York City in the background, Garfunkel soaks in the atmosphere as the medley begins. Although performing on some of the biggest stages in the world, the singer proved that he didn’t need an elaborate stage to evoke emotion. And as one fan declared, “I could listen to him sing the phone book. Phenomenal voice.”( A.S. report)
