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Topic History of: Bridge Over Troubled Water - Imagine - superb.
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Prunella Minge	Among Paul's subsequent solo releases, Hearts and Bones, especially, is a brilliant album, and yet it was barely acknowledged at the time. I believe this was the album that was planned as a Simon and Garfunkel reunion, but then tensions arose once again, Art's vocals were removed and it reverted to a Paul solo outing. If you haven't heard it, it's well worth seeking out; the lyrics are stunningly good.
JK2006	Check out The Only Living Boy In New York PH.
Pumpkinhead	I dug out the album from dad's collection and gave it another listen. My favourite track is The Boxer, but the entire album is a classic.
DJones	The documentary "The Harmony Game" (minus Alan Yentop) & a concert from 1969 are part of the 40th anniversary edition of Bridge Over Troubled Water (CD & DVD). www.amazon.co.uk/Bridge-Troubled-Water-A...320927312&sr=1-5 www.amazon.com/Bridge-Over-Troubled-Wate...320927437&sr=8-1
K	Prunella Minge wrote: There are quite a few of the demos on this excellent release: www.amazon.co.uk/Old-Friends-Simon-Garfu...320854422&sr=1-1 Leg slapping seemed to be very much in vogue in music at that time - Paul McCartney did it for 'Blackbird'. Cheers for the link. I noticed Amazon didn’t have a track listing which is a bit annoying since I already have a few S&G compilations. I Googled around a bit and found a site which has a very detailed track listing of all 3 disks. A sharing site. Isn’t it great to live in a time where the so called “pirates” giving it away care more about the product than the retailers?