Source: Rolling Stone Magazine Published: February 19, 2014 Author: Andy Greene Simon and Garfunkel’s headlining set at the 2010 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival was one of the most difficult two hours of Art Garfunkel’s life. A couple of […]
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Village Voice Blogs By Tony Ortega, Thursday, Jan. 7 2010 Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. November 3, 1966, Vol. XII, No. 3The Sound of J.D. Salinger ClappingBy Richard Goldstein We know about the sound of […]
February 17, 2007 The Telegraph UK By Tom Horan Few songs have caught the world’s imagination quite like Bridge Over Troubled Water. Sung by Art Garfunkel 37 years ago, it still has an extraordinary power to move and uplift. For […]
July 2006 Sunday Mail – UK Art Garfunkel, 64 is famous as the curly-haired half of Simon & Garfunkel. The duo’s 1970 album, Bridge Over Troubled Water, was voted one of the greatest albums of all time by Rolling Stone […]
June 8 , 2006 The Scotsman By James McNair BIT OF trivia for you: Art Garfunkel’s website has a chronology of every book he has digested since 1968. “Socrates said the unexamined life is not worth living,” the singer tells […]
February 14, 2006 Globe and Mail.com He was once half of one of the biggest duos in pop, but Art Garfunkel admits it’s always been a struggle to put himself out there, he tells Brad Wheeler. ‘This is Art Garfunkel.” […]
What do you think of the younger generation who are listening and touched by your music as well as Simon and Garfunkel? I am deeply touched, perhaps more than you know, words fail. You have expressed your admiration for Bach […]
April 1, 2003 Nashville, TN Ken Paulson: Welcome to a special edition of “Speaking Freely” at the Tin Pan South Festival here in Nashville. I’m Ken Paulson. Today we’ll take a look at a collaboration among three remarkable musicians. And […]
July 24, 2000 Electronic Telegraph Helena de Bertodano reports. He and Paul Simon split up in acrimony nearly 30 years ago, but Art Garfunkel, soon to make a rare appearance in Britain, still wonders what would have happened had he […]
While walking across America, what is the most surprising thing that has happened to you or that you have observed? In the Appalachians of West Virginia, the sun was going down and I was stuck for a place to stay. […]
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