Music icon Paul Simon brings his vast collection of hits on the road. We’ve picked 12 songs from his catalog that are always worth a listen to get you in the mood for Friday’s concert at the ...

We start out with “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover” by Paul Simon. This was released in 1975 as a single from Simon’s album Still Crazy After All This Time, and it became one of his biggest hits.

"How terribly strange to be 70," Paul Simon wrote on "Old Friends," a track from his 1968 album with Art Garkfunkel, Bookends. He was in his in his late 20s when he wrote that song, and now, more ...

Top 10 Paul Simon songs ranked - Call Me Al beaten to No. 1 by a classic In the realm of pop music, few have danced between genres with the grace of Paul Simon, crafting songs that resonate with ...

Of all of the 2018 farewell tours, Paul Simon's should be at the top of your can't miss list as one of the greatest American songwriters of all time takes the stage for his final trip around the ...

This No. 1 song, which made it into the Grammy Hall of Fame, is another written by Paul Simon about alienation — and he recalled to Rolling Stone how that topic became sort of a calling card for ...

Well, it’s not exactly shocking that a Simon & Garfunkel song made it to our list of songs that Paul Simon hated. A few tunes from the folk duo could have made it here, but I went with “59th ...

Paul Simon has many, and he did: the dark tones of Tony Cedras’s instrument on “The Boy In The Bubble,” from the “Graceland” album, opened the show, to happy yells from the crowd.

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.

Paul Simon Tried to Stop Frank Sinatra from Covering One of His Songs: 'I Said, He Can't Do That' 'In Restless Dreams: The Music of Paul Simon' docuseries will premiere on MGM+ on March 17 By ...