TristanandIsolt I totally agree with you! It doesn’t get any better than this guy. ,

thanks. I finally get a reply.

TristanandIsolt You’re so welcome, and so spot on! You deserve a positive comment!

TristanandIsolt Nobody else on the planet sings this song or any other better than Artie! ❤️ ❤️

He honestly looks like one of the dorkiest, goofiest, dudes on Earth just standing there belting it out with his hands in his pockets. And yet he delivers it absolutely PERFECTLY. It's pretty impressive to say the least.

He wasn't a musician ,he wasn't a writer but he was an amazing singer.

Sean Snow of course he was a musician. One of the finest of the last century. The term musician does not belong to those who consider themselves instrumentalists. The fact he was one half of the finest music making duos in the history of modern memory in itself justifies his position as an outstanding musician let along a ‘musician’.

@@MrSeansnow "wasn't a Musician" He is, still, alive, you know. Good Grief. Besides; how do you know he does not play a Musical Instrument, in his Private Life, not that it matters, because, as mentioned, previously, on "Simon & Simon", Art Garfunkel, IS, a Musician. So, there, Hot Shot Sean Snow.

Spot on 🕊️💚

Craig G Thsnk you Craig. You took the words right out of my mouth!! Art is a musician in every sense of the word - not only the greatest singer I have ever heard but a meticulous producer of their records with precision & perfection. He has devoted his life to making his music (and S&G music) the best it can possibly be. Most people don’t realize how much effort Artie has put into the end result of their albums and brought us the beautiful harmonies we love so much. Thank you Artie!! ❤️❤️

By "No fancy clothing" mention...... I presume you allude to the "Mutton Dressed As Lamb" performers we are are bombarded with today?

So true!

I love this song

I think it would've been fun if they had thrown in two lady dancers and musically gone full metallic, full volume. Just my bit.

And an outstanding gospel style piano.

A very good opinion too my friend. Tony in Portsmouth England

Tell me what your opinion is of john Farnham's version. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kJ2jlremvbm9hGg.html&ab_channel=GraehamGoble

Robert D In Tulsa

"Underrated"? He's widely considered one of the greats.

I always believed it was Paul Simon who was underated at his time

Amazing! Can I give up more than one thumb?

Nailed it

The Infamous Richard Tee, as Paul Simon would refer to him. Sadly, he died of cancer in 1993 at the age of 49.

Yes i agree

@@MrHeadbanger366 why infamous

@@AA-sn9lz infamous can sometimes be used to express admiration

@@doodooboy3063 wouldn't infamous mean somebody unpopular? Like famously loathed??

I Hope you’re feeling better these days, March 2024. Sending hugs.

I hope you're doing well x I also decided to end everything in 1998 but failed and now I treasure every single day x. .

🙏🌹🌹🏋️

yeah hes absolutely amazing...

WELL HE IS A PERFECTIONIST AFTER ALL, NOT TAKING ANYTHING AWAY FROM THIS MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCE. JUST BRILLIANT.

James Smithe ✋🏻

that is so tru

Handsome Pay

Does it better than the recorded single.... and better than pretty much everything ever.

Agree. This song is perfection

tonicursio and ClassicRock4007. true indeed coz it was sang by Art Garfunkel!

A song so beautiful that you can listen to it over and over......as long as Art is singing it though!

His voice makes it even better

@@tuts351Yup! Like this tune was just written for his voice!!

Oh, they will…

I am so sorry for your loss. I hope you find comfort in the loving memories and joys of the years you shared with your father. You are in my prayers.

Bless you, my heart goes out to you. As time passes you will find that your father will be with you forever, in in your heart, mind, thoughts and all you do. I’m thinking of you and sending you my love and support.

I'm here because of the same, except it was my mom and she passed 5 years ago. This song bring me comfort now.

I am sorry for your loss.

My dad died in october , last fall 2020 from covid and my mom died from grief and a stroke a few months ago.. my brother died in 2004 .. I have no one left.. but Jesus.

My sentiments exactly. The voice of an angel

You were there??????? I bet that was really something and I am quite jealous. 😊 Can you tell us about the guy who rushed the stage during the johnny ace song? What was his deal?

Hi Lethia I was at this concert too. I remember when that guy rushed the stage. It was right during the song about John Lennon. I don’t know if anybody know what that was about. But it was weird and you could see that Paul Dimin was a bit weirded out by it but anyway they got him off the stage pretty fast. That’s all I remember not much gel I guess to your question. It was so long ago. But it escalated great concert and I will never forget being there. PEACR

I was at their concert in Wellington, NZ February 1983. a calm summer night. When Art sang this, it was a huge sing-along by the crowd.

I'm jealous.❤

Sorry for your loss. Best wishes to you.

God bless you Andrea my friend. So sorry for your loss. Tony in Portsmouth England.

So sorry for your loss so sorry to hear sending strength

its now 2024 June

Yes absolutely brilliant

Richard Tee, one of my favorites

Oh yes yes Amen!

The piano player is great, but what an honor just sharing the stage with Garfunkel for this masterpiece.

Yes, sadly passed away July 1993, age 49, from prostate cancer.

Best of luck with your therapy!

Sail on, silver girl.

I don't know you Lisa, but I love you , and I will Pray every night for you.xxx

Sending love your way ❤️

@@lucycrunkhorn4354 I'm not religious , but I do believe in the power of prayer, I've got a niece going through the same as Lisa, and hopefully she is coming out the other side now, I never underestimate the power of prayer.xxx

Best friend here.

Its my favourite too! I wish the best for you and your family ❤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Indeed. This is the greatest song ever written and sung by the greatest male singer of all times. I first heard it when I was I8 years old and I still love it at 71. Never get tired of it

Agreed

I am Born 64 ten years old listening this Music behind the door from my Brothers room. It is the best . This Song was coming from heaven and ist performed from an angel's voice. To comfort us all!!!!!!

Beautiful

So amazing voice every night before I sleep i listen this music until i slept very nice voice love you guys.

Yes well said natural and beautifull; today we have singers who cant even hold a note and the songs are meaningless bring back the good old days"

Yes I was thinking the same. How relaxed he is, hands in front pockets, hands in back pockets, occasionally holding the mic.... until the song finale when he really belts it out! And then bows to the crowd. Love it!

@@13TypeONeg13 Class Act.

@@karlmayhew859 what singers are you listening to, almost like you're looking for bad vocalists

@@firstnamenonapplicable5138 no nothing negative just said a lot of music nowadays isnt as good as arts performance

Absolutely right, talented beyond words. He will still be shining bright long after many of today's so-called "stars" have burned out and become forgotten.

A beautiful song sung by the great Art G and the amazing Paul Simon to write a song like this I think he had a hand God amen🙏🙏

This is more of those those sit and watch in awe kind of videos to me

this song and Artie ´s angelic voice move me to the bones every time !!! grgrgrgrgr

If this song doesn't move you, you are deceased!

Great comment!

Amen brother.

I do.

Yes I've said that for years. Art's voice is utterly pitch perfect and sublime

@@liamfox3401 Paul wrote Bridge Over Troubled Water specifically for Art's voice.

Yes.

The best? Elvis’s performance was the best!

Grew up listening to their songs😊😊😊😊❤️❤️

My husband and I danced to this when I was 19 and we were dating.

I wish I could give 100 thumbs up 👍 his voice in my mind is just Pure I don't know of any other words to describe how my mind processes his voice. No joke I might have been a weird kid but I swear I felt something inexplicable as a 6 year old child in kindergarten when I heard his voice on this song in 1969 my parents had the album and I hope that you don't think I making this up Ms. Joan I'm not. I remember it like it was yesterday I would come home from school they were 1/2 days for Kindergarten in NY and in one swift motion as I walked through the front door drop my lunch box say hi to mom walk past the stereo in the living room snatch the Simon and Garfunkel LP and the CSNY LP continue straight down to the basement where I had an old hand me down Wooden RCA VICTROLA from the 40's that would shock the living heck out of me every time I placed the needle to the record but it was worth it ! So to make a long story short I would play those 2 albums over and over until I heard my father coming in from work when I had to take the records back to the stereo before dad saw had been taken the only had 4 Records so it Was obvious when they weren't there. I remember my teacher Mrs. Rosen sent me home with a letter to my parents saying That she was concerned that I was never going to amount to anything except a clown in the circus not in a funny way because I got my ass beat first then my parent went to school to speak to her about my unworthiness to the future society. still not joking all is true. It seems that she was quite upset that I wasn't able to give the correct answers to simple word spelling during the flash card segment of the day and when it was music time the entire class was made to stand choir style along to for instance Disney music like lavender blue dilly dilly only i would sing Word for word Bridge over troubled water and Cecilia also Suite Judy Blue Eyes ! Regardless of what songs the rest of the class sang and it was disruptive ! True story BTW the teacher was tall skinny big nose and a thick German Accent! Of course when we got home I got the lecture but was spared a second beating and when my parents went in their bedroom and closed the door the whole neighborhood could hear them Laughing their ass' off

@@chazvalvo2840 cool story :)

@@rok2533 Thanks I never shared that story but it seemed like a good idea at the time.

Damien Kennedy , phenomenal performance , but Elvis and Aretha did it fantastic. Actually Paul Simon said that Elvis version was the greatest performance of one of his songs.

Do they preform a lot still? I'd love to see them live.

@@Sarcastard24 , They do not. I believe around 2010 was their last performance together. They do not get along well. Paul Simon recently did his farewell tour, and since Art damaged his vocal chord back in 2010, he rarely if ever performs live. A phenomenal duo, who became the sound of a generation.

@@robmorrison1043 if I remember correctly it was paul who had a problem with art. I feel like it all started after bridge over troubled water.

@@Sarcastard24 Yes it was Paul who had the problem with Art and what a shame that had to happen but at least they left us with some of the best music ever written and sung by two of the best performers.

bless you MAMA Dat im a vietnam vet myself and i honor you taking care of your dear hubby you will never regret it, i know its hard but we are praying for you

God LOVE you. Stay strong.

You are in my prayers. May you and your gallant husband be granted strength and comfort.

I've worked with people with dementia since 1995; just want to pass on my thoughts and best wishes

Bless u mama u husband is 8n our prayer

👍

Not sure. He sings songs of the folk genre and that's typically simple.

You are righy

One of them voices u don't forget for sure. Great shame Paul Simon didn't want to keep sharing his intellectual property. Too bad I can't sing like Arrt.Still booting him off the holy Paul Simon said as he departed from a fruitful duo & friendship. Miserable bustard!!

​@@seanbryant-smith5662relax son.

Yes and he lets it build to the fabulous crescendo at the end. Bravo!

I totally agree with your comment, he really does let the song find its own force.🤗

Good point. He literally steps out of the limelight at the end, once his incredible contribution is finished.

He’s a very conscious performer. Why he made everything he’s ever made. He knows what he’s doing, always.

sorry about your mom

RIP

Imagine all the parallel universes, she is listening to this sound right now :)

My condolences. I hope your memories of your mom bring you joy. This is a timeless song which generation past, and generations to come, will enjoy. Blessings to you.

Its a perfect song to say goodbye... I have put this song for my dad too. I can't listen it without feel pain.

Watch how I sang the song "Bridge over troubled water": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hsCplZNo1ZioYZs.html

Don't forget the pianist

@@jayshreesheth7250 I was looking for this comment! That's the wonderful Richard Tee. Gorgeous, tasteful gospel-style piano playing, perfectly accompanying Art Garfunkel's angelic voice. He died way too early.

I don't find it difficult at all. But whatever. I've been singing my whole life, so it just comes easier for me I guess.

@@johnclaybaugh9536 Easier than Art, mon vieux? Somehow I doubt it.

Right on!

Exactly, live performance in an open air setting in front of record crowds in his hometown....I think his little smirk/smile after the first verse was him thinking "yeah, I got this". Breathtaking performance in every way!

My favourite song ever gives me goosebumps every time .

A simple answer is skill and talent, but, there is also the point of not making yourself more important than the song. There is a version by 'Friends for Grenfell'; Grenfell Tower was a tower block in London that burned down. As a response to this a local choir and some professional singers recorded a version of Bridge over Troubled Waters. The local choir nailed it, but the professional singers ruined it as they were trying to out do each other (at one point it seemed to be a competition of who could put the most vibrato in their voice). These 'professional' singers put their egos before the song and ruined it; they should be made to watch this video until they learn their lesson!

@@aaronjones6892 Going to watch this now.

@@aaronjones6892 oh really? you're hijacking this now too? shame on you. all you are out is for to get as much money as possible for not deserving people. Total con.

@@reic0002 What am I 'highjacking' and how am I out to 'get as much money as possible'? Frankly, your comment is inconsistent with the thread. Incidentally, if you are going to insult me, please learn your spelling and grammar; the first letter of a sentence should always be a capital letter.

🙏🙏

Milton Nascimento - San Vicente.

Under rated by who? Are u nuts?

André Zanollo nobody listens to this music anymore. Its only rap, which isnt even singing. Its basically talking fast. You can consider it a talent if u want...

Kenny Lucas you sound 60

Watermelon Kid... I'm from their era; late 1960's/1970. Believe me they were not under rated! Simon and Garfunkel were, and still are, two of the top performers of my era!

@@kennylucas8060 They sold more than 100 million records.

joseph lemko hi

AGREED AND ONE OF THE BEST VOICES EVER!!!

joseph lemko for me one of the best. I can listen to it all the time.

@Barrier Boy Yes but Paul Simon wrote it for Art so Paul should get half the credit but Art does have the best voice out there..

I Love ❤️ the best voice of Art Garfunkel many years and today to 2020

Nope! Doesnt even come close! @@LS-mx1ge

I hate the frills and runs too of today's artists. Let's go back to no auto tune and composition mastery which we now lack in today's music.

@@TheCatnipCinema Unforunately that will never happen. The simple fact is; Talent and originality don't make as much money as autotune and repetative lazyness. Also, don't call modern singers "artists", they couldn't be further from...

@@experi-mentalproductions5358 I disagree. There is an art to modern music. It's just the art of making money rather than the art of making genuinely good music.

@@experi-mentalproductions5358 Och, don‘t be one of those small-minded „everything used to be better“-people. 🙂 Geez, 2000 years ago, probably even 30,000 years ago, the older generations would say stuff like: „everything used to be better…“ There are a lot of great singers today. Pink, OneRepublic (Ryan Tedder is amazing!), Lady Gaga (she‘d use autotune if it fits the song, just like you’d use the pedals of a piano), or Angus&Julia Jones, Pentatonix,… whatever, those are just my favourites today. And in between the 60s and now, you got MeatLoaf, Guns‘n‘Roses, Aerosmith, Metallica, Nirvana, Alanis Morissette, ABBA, and a fuckload of other amazing singers and artists! Seriously, don’t let confirmation bias blind you.

Yes, the voice of an angel.

Magnolia5 Spot ON! Yes.

Magnolia5 I keep going back to your spot on comment: A rarity for me. . . . Just wanted you to know it impacts strongly.

@@breabg828 Thank you for saying that! I don't comment often but this video seems to have something very special... worth taking a moment to share a thought & a feeling. I am so touched that I could add to your enjoyment of this song, & I appreciate you letting me know it. Thanks again :)

@@okmagnolia55 YW! 🙂

FYI I am still learning how to sing like him.

It’s in the past... kinda obvious isn’t it

Dubilyoo....said it

This style of singing is making a comeback. Dimash Kudaibergen and So Hyang come to mind. The asian singers seem to have focused on what you are looking for.

Doode, all is gone buddy...now it's the time of cell phones, smart phones, shit phones

Shalom! You're right. The rest of the so-called music of today is schmaltz and waltz. The music of today follows a formula of faked emotion and pretense. The fireworks and laser lights are meant to impress;but it only deflects from the bad music.

I cry too, so many people lost, we need a bridge over troubled water more than ever. God rest and forgive 🙏

@@margarethall7837 ⚛ God who.....where

Helen, I am 73, we lived through the great times of music, god bless!

@@rubenvillanueva8635 you all did live through the greatest era of music. Music today like rap and all that pales in comparison to art like this.

Ditto for me, so happy I grew up at a time that gave us all the great singer/songwriters. Lyrics were just inspiring.

Watch how I sang the song "Bridge over troubled water": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hsCplZNo1ZioYZs.html

Pianist is Richard Tee. One of the greats.

Agreed, the pianist never gets enough credit for this song.

What a beautiful memory sir. I'm sorry for your loss. Hope you stay strong these days.

Forget gold, platinum, diamonds.. the most valuable thing in life are memories like that, and you have them.

Sorry for your loss but what a memory

So sorry for your loss. very best wishes

I’m glad you were blessed with 34 years. Peace to you my friend.

No, but here is my favorite performance of the song ever. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7KSgqWgxp7adGw.html

Are there many cover versions?

Art is brilliant no doubt , Elvis does it better in my opinion.

@@michaelparadisis4076 they're different versions imao

I agree! He put the life of emotion into the words when it was written. You can't duplicate emotion, you may emulate it, but not duplicate it!

1000% Mate, and the Greatest Male Voice, past or present.

Thanks for sharing. A beautiful way to honor her memory.

My late mothers faves aswell

i’m so sorry. rip❤️❤️

So very sorry for loss duck (I'm from nottingham) England x

Sorry for you loss I have two of my bros in heaven now

is wonderfull what that man can do

It went that-ah-way >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> pardner from Roy Rodgers to String Theory, what's next >>>>>>>>>

im 28 and im afraid of getting old. not because of me but because of my parents and my loved ones... this comment just brought tears to my eyes. im a very sentimental person and this comment hit a chord in my heart... where has time gone?

Where did that time go indeed !! But they are timeless thats for sure

64 here....same

So sorry for your loss. God bless you and yours.

❤

Garfunkel!

No matter how you spell it, this is a beautiful song!!

Very true .IT was the best time .No Need all Bling Bling to have Talentet to sing and make music .

Right on, Daria

And best of all NO AUTOTUNE...which sounds like squeezing the voice into a hose..

That's sad 😢

And don’t forget Paul Simon who wrote the song, and always let Art get the applause and kudos.

He had a natural ability. x

@@BigBruno624 Something Paul later regretted. This song broke up Simon & Garfunkle...Paul did indeed say Art was the best for the song, then begrudged it the entire time. Ended up hating Art as this song marked their end, one tour with the song and they ended. Art was into making movies, Paul was more into liberal protesting. The beauty in this song hides the hate it was borne of, both in the underlying reason of the song (anti war, anti establishment) but also of Art. The first lines were written about Art neglecting Paul as Art was off making movies and Paul felt alone and rejected. The tears he speaks of were his, because of Art.

damn

God bless you Chris 🙏

That is the most beautiful memory I've ever heard, rock on Chris, for she IS with you.

You are articulating your thoughts very well and thank you for sharing them.

its so emotional what you wrote. thank you. I have this Song Player at the ceremony of my father. He loved Simon & Garfunkel.

❤

I did and always have and always will (while I am still here, at least).

I know he went and taught Mathematics in the Northeast. I need to get in touch with him...need a tutor for Stats in college!!! However, I would rather listen to him sing.

I went from listening to a bunch of Aretha Franklin tunes to this one. I definitely got goosebumps.

Fantastic! Not a big Art fan until i saw this

I not only get goosebumps but I can shed tears listening to this epic song.

Are in in your 70's mam

Am so happy for you that you could experience that!😉

Caren that's exactly how I describe such performances. I saw the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band do Mr. Bojangles twice. Not quite this level, but a religious experience also.

@@chazvalvo2840 I saw CSNY at the Forum, in Torrance?? CA. Stills & Young were my favorites . Thanks for sharing your story. I took pictures, & none turned out, no flash, but even when I got close to stage, too far away, low light.

A truly special event for you I'm sure. Good on ya Miss Caren and a sincere Thanks to you for sharing a time of joy in your life. Your brief comment speaks volumes as to how a person living in a state of gratitude makes the world a better place for all of us to live in.

@Margaret Gust wow, that must've been nice

He is the greatest singer the world has ever known. I am 75 now ,5 years younger than Art Garfunkel. I have been listening to him singing for as long as I can remember. He was, and still is the greatest. Leoni Golding, South Africa.

@@leonigolding9480 Bless you in Africa. I don't know if Art is the greatest singer ever but he owns this song although it was written by Paul Simon, Art immortalized it with his amazing gift of a singing voice! All the best to you and yours.

@@kevinmcdonald6477 Thanks so much Kevin McDonald. I really appreciate your reply. Come to Africa, Cape Town, in fact. If you do, please let me know. Kind regards. Leoni Golding

@@leonigolding9480 I'm 45 and he"s definitely one of the greatest singers ever and was since he was a child. I love the story of how Paul Simon saw him sing in a school talent show with all the girls watching and decided to be a musician. I think this is an all-time great performance

@@leonigolding9480 Thank you Leoni for the kind invitation. I don't know if I will ever get to Cape Town but you also have an open invite to New Jersey, U.S.A.! !

Watch how I sang the song "Bridge over troubled water": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hsCplZNo1ZioYZs.html

I love it. And I love EP's version too but in a different way. How cool is it that?

@@toddnelson7651 Exactly, Elvis sounds a little bit like Presley. Both versions are excelent.

No one, except him.

Robin Gibb is the best for me. Watch him all his music.

I read that when they split up, Paul Simon said the most difficult part was not being able to rely on that perfect voice next to him.

I truly understand what you mean. I feel the same way every single day. It`s a daily battle, an every-moment battle... you're fine, two minutes later you are in hell... The good news is that there are some moments of solace and peace

20 Jahre Depression liegen hinter mir .....aber man kann dieses Desaster auch gewinnen...mit soo viel Schmerz + Trauer verbunden....und plötzlich....ich muß es selber verändern....oft ...habe ich die Kraft + Energie auch nicht....aber ich bin jetzt an dem Punkt .....Okay mal ne Scheiß Woche .....aber reiß dich mal etwas zusammen. Ich weiß allerdings selber ...ich weiß nie was morgen ist + wie ich zurecht komme.....die Anst bleibt... Alles Liebe für Betroffene Menschen. ..

Oh yes depression definitely is an uphill battle one minute it seems like we're on our way and know what to do the next minute the complete opposite. That being said I would love to share some wonderful comforting heartfelt information first of all I've lost many family members to death and I've learned that there's going to be a resurrection if you go to your Bible and read Daniel 12-2 those asleep in the dust of the earth will wake up. John 17:3 this means everlasting life they're coming to know you the only true God and the one whom you sent Jesus Christ. According to that we must come to know God and his son to gain everlasting life and the way to do that is read your Bible we have wonderful aids to help you understand your Bible. Ecclesiastes 1:4 the Earth remains forever. So no need to worry about it ever being destroyed Psalms 3:29 the righteous will possess the Earth and they will live forever on it. That one tells us what kind of people will live on the earth and for how long ,there's so many things to learn the Earth will become a paradise we will have eternity to learn and explore this world and who knows what else Jehovah God has in store for us for information go to jw.org.

Hi Sara! Yes, everyday is a struggle. I deal with a TBI, lost my right eye, involuntary movements..... @@sarabarnes4284 SO VERY HUMILIATING at times.The most simple of things are a struggle to accomplish each day. Some people can be so cruel..... I didn't ask for this injury. Don't need to be laughed at when I lose my thought process, forget that I am asking about...... have to start over............ STAY STRONG AND KNOW YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

Stan, I've roamed the Earth as an adult for the past 30 years I'd like to at least hope that I've picked up a bit of discernment and or wisdom along the way. I have dedicated the last 15 years to give back if you will being a veteran has given me opportunity to see these young men and women coming from a combat zone straight into o0 ppthe civilian world with very little time in which to readjust or adjust. The experience of seeing the Confusion, Depression , insecurities and of course trauma on a level that you would have to be there and experience it yourself to fully understand how derailing it is. Yes I can personally relate more in the area of Depression than trauma. The point Im trying to make is it moved me so much at the age of 50 went back to college on campus no internet! and learned how to help people with mental health problems and I can tell you even if one who is suffering from Depression or trauma or abuse was not caused by combat civilian or vet it is real and the way you described issue in comment was nothing short of Brilliant and Balls on accurate having spent the last 2 years getting my masters in human services and had always had PHD. Professors I am impressed by your authentic outlook on Depression. If your not working in the industry you should.

Don't forget the piano player. :-)

And talent don't forget that

@@jimmyjameson8705 In her dreams

Don't forget the coffe :)

Rosalind Egan Don't forget Paul

cunard61 yes indeed turely inspirational grate Song ,voices!❤️❤️😉😊😇💕💐😘

What actually happened. I am looking it up, but there is quite a bit of controversy.

you can see paul sitting on the drum riser totally getting into it

He didn't sing he saaaang that song paul we luv u u the man I dont disrespect paul u did the dam thing

They r both brilliant men

Simon and Garfunkel are legends equally. Both brilliant musicians. I love this song very much due to the message written behind it, as I try to practice this principle every day. Be kind to others and help whenever possible.🙏

God comfort you in your loss.

I have a daughter named Cody condolences to U on your loss

Rest easy 😇

Watch how I sang the song "Bridge over troubled water": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hsCplZNo1ZioYZs.html

Riss Masha lol I had a similar experience. Listening to the music took me to a wonderful place and helped me get through the hard times♥️

Love this. Not the feeling like a loser part! But the hope and inspiration part :) (Btw, never say when you WERE a lonely loser. Youre Not a loser, do not think that about yourself. :) )

@@godswarrior6027 I flew to London only to get the right tattooartist to do the portrait of the artist who helped me most through life, Classified. "A lot of people make music to make you go forget about life, I make mine to hopefully help you out and deal with it right."

Most of us were lonely losers - but only to those who were too blind to see the beauty all around them - their loss!

@@godswarrior6027 8

@@arabianknights7391 Paul Simon could sing wtf

@@arabianknights7391 paul is a good singer wtf

@@arabianknights7391 `Paul had the voice of a toad ‘ fella maybe you need to get your hearing sorted. I know ( another Paul ) McCartney did well with the frog chorus but what you’re saying is ludicrous lol.

@@dexterkaufmann9479 Not like Art in his prime something Paul did not like

I agree, this is the best performance of the song I've ever seen or heard. As you say, Art absolutely nailed it.

And did it 10+ years later....

Agree agree agree

I totally agree! Actually I think it is the most beautiful!!!

Fantastic

And not just any audience, 500,000 people in Central Park!

@@BroadswordNYC yah ur right!

Agree

The "FRESHEST🌱🌱🌱" ever!

Tears 😓

Same. When Iron and Wind came here they turned off the lights and everyone stood for an acapella version of Flightless Bird. Oh my God. I was so elated. Until a bunch of yahoos next to me realized they were recording it and wanted to be heard. It's on KZfaq...Alabama Theater if you want to hear it.

Goose bumps, for sure!

He ils an Angel !

Watch how I sang the song "Bridge over troubled water": kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hsCplZNo1ZioYZs.html