Paul Simon released the No. 2 smash single 'Kodachrome' on May 19, 1973.

Paul Simon brought joy to the Walt Disney Concert Hall by humorously accepting a fan's $20 request to play 'Kodachrome,' a beloved hit he hadn't performed in years.

The meaning behind Paul Simon's classic single "Kodachrome" creates an interesting metaphor to write behind, and evokes the deep South.

Paul Simon apparently takes requests — and bribes — now. The singer-songwriter performed at Los Angeles’ Walt Disney Concert Hall on Wednesday, where he dusted off his 1973 hit “Kodachrome ...

PAUL SIMON: (Singing) Kodachrome, they give us those nice bright colors. GREENE: Kodachrome was the world's first commercially successful color film, was used in both still cameras and on movie sets.

On Wednesday, July 16, Paul Simon took the stage for his fifth and final show at Los Angeles’ Disney Hall. To conclude his triumphant first Southern California series since his 2018 farewell ...

At one point during his performance on Wednesday, July 16, Simon accepted a $20 cash bribe to perform his 1973 hit "Kodachrome" for the first time in years.