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Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Simon & Garfukel - 1966-10-21 - Baltimore (SBD)

Simon & Garfunkel
1966-10-21
Shriver Auditorium
Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, MD,
Soundboard Recording
192 kbps
Artwork Included

01. A Hazy Shade Of Winter
02. Cloudy
03. Teenage Moron
04. Benedictus
05. Blessed
06. A Poem On The Underground Wall
07. I Am A Rock
08. Anji
09. The Sound Of Silence
10. Sparrow
11. For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
12. A Church Is Burning


Duos #3: We continue our fourplay focusing on rock duos with a show from one of the most successful though turbulent, partnerships in rock history. On January 21, 1966, the single, The Sounds of Silence, hit number 1 on the Billboard Charts. Ironically, the song had been released 2 years earlier on Simon and Garfunkel’s first album, Wednesday Morning, 3 AM, an album that had been a commercial flop. Moreover, at the time the song entered the charts, Simon and Garfunkel were not working together, the duo having broken up in 1965. Commercial success got them back together, resulting in the release of 2 classic albums in 1966.  In January, they released The Sounds of Silence, capitalizing on the success of the single! Then in October, they released Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme. The 2 discs firmly established the genre we now call folk rock, and were filled with songs which today are classics, including I Am a Rock, Richard Cory, Scarborough Fair, Homeward Bound, and The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy). This soundboard recording, from John Hopkins in Baltimore, Maryland, on October 21, 1966, 4 dozen years ago today, captures Simon and Garfunkel just a few days after the release of Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme. Download this one to get a full flavor of the early work and success of Simon and Garfunkel.


5 comments:

BBKron said...

Much Thanks Speedy,
I have many fine S&G and Paul Simon recordings, but I did not have this one, so thanks for this early SBD recording.

Tennesseefred said...

Thanks again for this show. I have many S & G too, but didn't have this one. Just realized that this is your site Speedy, Been here lots in past couple years. One of my favorite sites, always good quality shows! Thanks for sharing as always!

speedymjb said...

Thanks for the compliment on the site!

Anonymous said...

Oh man, this is really really nice. I'd never heard that parody song "Teenage Moron" before. This is a real find! If there's any way we could also get it in FLAC, that would be great. But that's just me being greedy. :) Thank you So Many Roads!

Menneke said...

Thank you so much for still having this very old post on your provider: I was searching for it a very long time......

Greetings from Holland!

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