Simon & Garfunkel

Paul Simon concluded his Homeward Bound: The Farewell Tour at Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens, N.Y.

Needing a fourth song to complete things, Paul Simon pulled out an unfinished tune then called "Mrs. Roosevelt."

For the first time in the duo's short career, they could take their time on a studio project.

Paul Simon was always an uneasy folksinger, a role his record company tried to push him into starting with Simon & Garfunkel's debut album.

A viral video of Ben Affleck looking pensive has helped push Simon & Garfunkel's hit back onto the charts.

Their acclaim is now universal, but things were very different back in 1964.

When Neil Young wrote "it's better to burn out than to fade away," he might as well have been talking about Simon & Garfunkel.

Bolstered by an unexpected hit, Simon & Garfunkel got back together for their second LP, 'Sounds of Silence.'

'Wednesday Morning, 3 AM' arrived as they were still finding their inner voice, if not their actual ones.

This nationally broadcast reunion was as emotionally resonant for fans as it was brief for the participants.