Tailorsfaceandhands - Silly Little Things That I Think About Constantly

Art and Paul in Holland, 1966

Simon & Garfunkel, 1966

“Simon & Garfunkel had a peculiar type of groupie. We had the poetic groupies. The girls that followed us around weren’t necessarily looking to sleep with us as much as they were looking to read us their poetry or discuss literature or play their own songs …. I wound up going back to the room and smoking a joint and going to sleep by myself. Most of the time, sometimes not.”

— Paul Simon, quoted by Jon Landau in a Rolling Stone interview (July 20th, 1972)

started reading art garfunkel’s memoir on the train. gayest straight man alive. no wonder he’s bi

I found a movie with Artie and I do have questions about the hairstyle….

with how ever many times they said song writing is like sex. just thought about how they strum with the dominant hands and something something jerking off

My mum knows the person who did this art I think

Why does my hotel room have a picture of Paul McCartney in his underwear above the bed?

Linda Eastman     Simon and Garfunkel, New York City     1966

“I write from instinct, from inexplicable sparkle. I don’t know why I’m writing what I’m writing. Usually, I sit and I let my hands wander on my guitar. And I sing anything. I play anything. And I wait till I come across a pleasing accident. Then I start to develop it.” Paul Simon, 1984

“[T]he loving, caressing guitar work that Paul Simon does on a Martin acoustic guitar, just kills me and makes me sing lovely. I ride that guitar like a jockey on a horse that is having a fabulous little spring.” Art Garfunkel