It was Talking Heads man David Byrne who said what bass players all over the world were thinking: “The [Paul Simon] albums before Graceland had great songs, but this one had a little bit more ...

Paul Simon struggled to swear on 'Cool Papa Bell' because it didn't feel like a natural thing to say, so he had to repeatedly ...

Paul Simon's 1986 album Graceland marked an unprecedented intersection of music, culture and politics. In a conversation with World Cafe's David Dye — presented here in four parts — Simon ...

Art Garfunkel (left) and Paul Simon during a recording session for Columbia Records. Even “Mrs. Robinson,” the perky ditty composed for the 1967 film “The Graduate,” has a fun backstory.

This has to be one of Paul Simon’s very best album openers. It was impossible for The Rhythm Of The Saints to carry the same kind of impact as Graceland, which beat it to the punch.

But last night, the “Graceland” superstar said that his hearing has unexpectedly improved somewhat and that he’s now “optimistic” that he might be able to perform his latest album live.

The Paul Simon documentary 'In Restless Dreams,' directed by Oscar winner Alex Gibney, will make its U.S. premiere at the Hamptons Int'l Film Festival.