Artist	Song
Simon & Garfunkel	Mrs. Robinson
from Bookends (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Bridge Over Troubled Water
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	The Sound of Silence
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	Cecilia
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	The Boxer
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	Scarborough Fair / Canticle
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Homeward Bound
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	I Am a Rock
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	America
from Bookends (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	The Only Living Boy In New York
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Paul Simon	My Little Town (with Art Garfunkel)
from Still Crazy After All These Years (2010)
Simon & Garfunkel	A Hazy Shade of Winter
from Bookends (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	At the Zoo
from Bookends (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	April Come She Will
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	El Condor Pasa (If I Could)
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	Kathy's Song
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	Fakin' It
from Bookends (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Keep the Customer Satisfied
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	Bookends Theme
from Bookends (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	The Dangling Conversation
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Old Friends
from Bookends (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	Richard Cory
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Art Garfunkel	(What A) Wonderful World
from Garfunkel (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	Baby Driver
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	Song for the Asking
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	We've Got a Groovy Thing Goin'
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	Punky's Dilemma
from Bookends (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Bleecker Street
from Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.
from Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. (Remastered) (2001)
Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel	Hey Schoolgirl
from Two Teenagers (2010)
Simon & Garfunkel	Save the Life of My Child
from Bookends (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Flowers Never Bend With the Rainfall
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies
from Bookends (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Leaves That Are Green
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	Somewhere They Can't Find Me
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	7 O'Clock News/Silent Night
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright
from Bridge Over Troubled Water (1988)
Simon & Garfunkel	A Poem On the Underground Wall
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	You Can Tell the World
from Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	A Most Peculiar Man
from Sounds of Silence (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	The Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine
from Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (Remastered) (2001)
Simon & Garfunkel	Overs
from Bookends (1986)
Simon & Garfunkel	The Sun Is Burning
from Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. (Remastered) (2001)

Comment:

After a brief shot at pop popularity as Tom & Jerry in the late '50s, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel ditched the pseudonyms and hopped on board the Greenwich Village-bound hootenanny train. But it took producer Tom Wilson — without the duo's knowledge — re-cutting the backing track for "The Sounds of Silence" to launch Simon & Garfunkel into the folk-rock stratosphere. The duo's harmonies wound around each other more fluidly, more gorgeously, than even the Everly Brothers', and in Simon the pair had a world-class songwriter on call. Their career often resembled a marriage — with more than an average couple's share of breakups, make-ups, and shakeups — and the duo lasted for only six studio albums before calling it quits for good (until their reunion tour, breakup, and reunion tour cycle got going in the '80s). Folk rock just doesn't get any better then this.

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