@@patcavasin5947 I do love the purity of his voice when he reaches, however. The final line of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" is certainly the best part, and that's largely due to Art really pushing it home.
Art was born with A magnificent gift of singing angels, and Paul was born with the gift of a true poet. Together, they took Paul's poetical lyrics, and sang them into the history books. With Art's angelic voice, Paul's writing took on wings to fly.
I had no idea how intelligent and thoughtful Art Garfunkel is. I have new found respect and admiration for the man. Thanks for sharing this with the world.
On the Johnny Carson show he told Johnny that he was currently making a study of an entire English dictionary. The audience giggled, but Johnny took it seriously.
@@leanidis300 Well said. But "strangeness" can happen to many of us. Both Paul and Art were absolutely wonderful with their many recordings. Together or apart, love them both.
Garfunkel is a natural storyteller, to melody. When he begins to sing, you just have to listen. His voice is like shimmery, trembling starlight, over velvet.
Oh God, thank you for Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, their songs resonated in my soul as I learned to be a man. They have much to do with who I am. When the rain is falling gently, I still sometimes like to go outside and play Kathy's song on my quena. So many beautiful, gentle and compassionate songs! What can be of more value in this world that a man bless those around him with compassion. Paul & Art, you have given the world a treasure indeed! Thank you for using the gifts you were given to bless us all.
As I age I am SOO thankful to have grown up with the incredibly fantastic music of the 50's, 60's & 70's. I don't know if there has ever been a musical revolution like this in human history or if there will again. I hope so. People deserve to experience what I did.
we get to experience them all right now...with expert analysis...and all the great music of today too....plus we have our youth. so we have it infinitely better than you!
The 80's and 90's did it, too. The early 2000s were good, but that was more like an extension of the '90s. After that, it continued to morph, but seldom into anything that will stand the test of time or influence someone great. I was born in the mid-'80s, so I consider myself very fortunate to have been able to experience the music of the '90s and early 2000s. In my opinion, the '90s was the best because it brought a variety of new styles that were amazing, but I imagine most people feel that what they heard during their youth was the best.
One of the best interviews I have ever seen done, some of these so called newscasters could take a few lessons from Ken Paulson.There was no hyped up silly questions, no constant interjection on his part, or pressuring. It was a lovely calm interview with one of the most talented iconic singers of our day, Art Garfunkel. My favorite song by them is 'Bridge over trouble Water,' to me it is as if Jesus/ Yeshua,was speaking to us! Thank you Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon for such beautiful music!!
Wonderful interview. As others have mentioned, Art Garfunkel is a true gentleman, articulate, and intelligent. Oh yeah....he also has the voice of an angel!
I was 15 and walking down a dirt alley in Lake City, FL listening to my little transistor radio the first time I heard "Sounds Of Silence". My two friends and I stopped right there and listened to the whole song. I can still see the alley in my mind, and still feel that "Mesmerized" feeling that we all three seemed to feel.
Much is made of the recent cover by Disturbed, which ain’t bad, at all-but I don’t think young people today understand the significance of the song to the culture, all those years ago, and how Simon and Garfunkel were just the perfect duo to deliver it.
tis a great thing the memories in ones head... day by day that gap grows wider and some things fade and disappear while special moments like that can be as crisp as if it was yesterday
@@AegisNova, you’re right, the youngsters today don’t grasp the context of when Simon & Garfunkel wrote & performed The Sound of Silence, because the kids live in their own context, and maybe most of them don’t always have the patience or desire to “get historical” and research the 20th century’s mid 1960’s Vietnam War and counterculture movement of that time. It’s also challenging for us Baby Boomers to grasp and understand their context.
Love & admire him so much... such an icon - absolutely blew us away with their magically poignantly haunting sound... what a lucky generation we were...
When he started singing Kathy's Song (or as I called it, "Abbey's Song"), my heart melted. What an angel and a sweetheart Art Garfunkel is. I wish I could meet him, just for a little while.
Minch Ken So true. Everyone should read his very interesting book, What is it all but Luminous. It will give you an insight of his life & philosophies - I’ve read it 3 times bc it is so interesting.
i absolutely LOVE this interview...WOW what a deeply soulful and humble and articulate man Art Is. I love that he says "My game in life is to stay interesting to myself"..that is..good wisdom for us all. Love that he walked all those miles, and in rural Japan to get out of his Ego, to NOT be known, and just be a human being who was NOT famous.....LOVE IT And Ken Paulson is a great interviewer really good questions, drawing out Art and good deep listening! THANK YOU
Art is a very cool. What a nice fellow. I would love to know him. I saw him in concert many, many years ago. I’ll never forget it. We are blessed to grow up in a time with Artie’s music framed our world. I still remember that little waitress playing “ Keep your customers satisfied “ on the juke box over and over again.
At age 75, many of my memories are fading, yet as clearly as this very moment, I remember going to the A&P grocery with my mother while I was in high school and purchasing Simon and Garfunkel”s album Sounds of Silence. Just looking at that album cover brings memories flooding back. Still among my all time favorite music. 1:44
How fantastic it is to see a thoughtful interview by someone who knows how to do interviews. Kudos to Ken Paulson, one of the few interviewers who actually does his homework and comes to the table ready to lead an intelligent and interesting discussion. Shows how a little preparation makes all the difference. And of course he had a great guest here. Art Garfunkel really put the soul and feeling into Paul Simon's wonderful songs.
@@devers6There are lots of goodygood interviewers today as there were bad interviewers in the past time. I do not like if People say, all is bad today and all was better in old times. It is just not true.
While I agree, a big problem today is interviews are dictated by publicists and carried out as promotions.. The skill of the would be interviewer is lost
It is mind bogling that knuckleheads are the predominant interviewers today. Ken Paulson is brilliant. He is excellent. He is wonderful. How would CBS and the other stations not have Ken Paulson and his likeness not be doing the celebrity interviews. Art Garfunkel is also a gem. Thanks once again to the incredible RUclips. Bravo!
I feel so lucky to have been witness to so many of these artists as their discography unfolded over the years. Music became the sound track of our lives.
Loved every minute of this. Well chosen questions and intelligent answers. Art sang Kathy's song beautifully with superb guitar accompaniment. So glad I found this.
I read that Art likes to just start walking with no destination. He must wear a beanie to hide that hair. One of my favorite things to watch is their free concert in Central Park. It is on you tube.
I have all their albums and have made a "Best Of" Compilation CD that I play just about everyday. Paul's songwriting and Art's Angelic voice make them one of the "Best" Duo's of all time. Their vocal harmonies are flawless.
I know that 'Simon and Garfunkel' meant more to me in my life than I ever could to them in theirs. Thank you, (Paul and ) Art, for helping an awkward, abused, and very troubled soul to realize that something very beautiful could exist in the world outside my bubble. Your music was my go-to means of peace and respite through every aspect of my life, and at 63, I continue to listen to your music on at least a weekly basis. I thank God for the wonderful effect you had in my life, my friend. May God bless you and keep you.
I fell in love listening to Simon and Garfunkel in 1969. She introduced me to their albums and I’ve ever since associated their songs with those most wonderful times
Art Garfunkle is not only an amazing harmony singer, but one of the greatest unison singers of all time. There are countless times one would assume it was a doubled Paul vocal track. when you see them live you realize there was no doubling.
very inspirering voice Art has . a voice that follows you all your life . Thanks to both Art and Paul for the time they entertained the fans together and seperate also. there is respect in all this.
I am transcended to the sweetness of the sixties, 15 years old and becoming myself through the music of life and the daily lifting into realties view. Simon and Garfunkel were pillar amongst this decade's musical genius that was like an education in itself. Their songs seranaded a generation who were waking up to withess a world with wide eyed innocence. Seeing a vision, as layered as their harmonic sound, and begin to question the world around us for a clearer truth.
Is it no wonder that I am such a huge Simon and Garfunkel fan. Artie has such a lovely voice. And is such a thoughtful human being, as is Paul. I am so proud that these guys were from my era.
Ken Paulson and Art Garfunkel were great together. I wish all interviews were this informative. Ask good questions and listen. Let them speak. Dont interrupt! Enjoy the singer!
No Auto tune needed here. When I was a kid in the Sixties, I would hear Simon and Garfunkel songs on the radio, and of course I would see them on shows like the Smothers Brothers. Then in the 70's my teenage years I started buying Albums, and Simon and Garfunkel was my first rock album ever and I have been in love with them ever since.
What a wonderful person, such a beautiful timbre in his speaking voice as well, fans need to listen to his collaboration with Crosby Stills & Nash whereby he filled in for David Crosby who was suffering at the time and sang harmony vocal on a track called DAYLIGHT AGAIN, it has mind blowing vocal harmonies that will leave you lost for words, Crosby said he couldn't have bettered that one.
Art and Simon from Ireland 🇮🇪 thanku for your music ..comfort to me in bad times bridge over troubled water 💧 amazing artists Simon in his writing legend .art a humble genius 2023
We needed this interviewer during the last Presidential Debates so unlike the one sided interviewers on CNN that we all had to deal with...Great job Ken.
He's a beautiful guy, and he made me cry. Again. Thank you for this grand walk down memory lane and the new knowledge of how this man thinks. Also he has my hair :)
Yes,,,,,Bridge over troubled water has made me weep many times over my life,,,,,,voices like Art Garfunkel and Phil Everly , reaches that deep place in me ,,,,,gifts from God for sure,,,,,thank you for sharing this 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
To me Art’s last song (GEM) is one of the very best duets I’ve ever heard. That song really seems to rise above all hit records I’ve ever heard. Like God breathing into our souls such caressing beauty of the enchanting fingerstyle guitar n Art’s knowing how to select such beauties. To give such long lasting musical flavor to folk fans everywhere that is if they are lucky enough to hear it!
The legendary soprano Dame Kiri Te Kanawa was asked once who her favorite voice was and she answered immediately "without a doubt, a young Elvis Presley." I'm also in opera singer, in no way famous and shouldn't even be mentioned in the same paragraph as Dame Kiri, but my answer would be "without a doubt, the voice of the century belongs to Art Garfunkel."
@@baritonebynight nice way to say you think a guy cant sing.....but of course..his voice is no where near what his fans think it is....i would just drop the egotism....if i were you....unless you do....speak for all singers....and i was just unaware of that....
What an elegant man with a lot to say about many things, such an interesting intelligent human, and I can't get enough of listening to him and Paul Simon harmonizing. A remarkable duo the world was lucky to hear.
I love the beauty that is Art Garfunkel. Of course there is the voice but there is also an intelligence and a caring that is evident in everything he does including this interview. I always felt he was on the road to becoming a great actor. I recently started reading his poetry and you will find these qualities throughout.
Loved this interview with Art Garfunkel by Ken Paulson. Best and intelligent so far. I love when the interviewer is prepared and does not waste time with questions that could be interpreted in different ways. Enjoyed.
I always forget how happy I used to be when I spent my teenage years and early 20's listening to Simon And Garfunkel, considering all the crap in my mind since!!!
Loren McCann. I absolutely agree. I adore both of them, but have been sad to see their friendship wax and wane, yet finally both beautiful, talented, humanitarian men have the grace of age. They both recognise the essence of each other’s humanity and talent. A true joy to share 😊❤️🌈😘
Art knows that Paul was and will be his bestfriend no matter what..they still respect each other inspite what their friendship is going through.. They are the true examples of friendship....
Every now and then along comes some troubadours to sing to our souls and remind us what is important. There is probably no one from my generation who does not have a S&G song and a story to go with it. I have more than one but I will not bore you with the details. Life goes by fast and we need help sometimes, a lift when we are down, some help in understanding things we cannot comprehend. After all these years, I'm 72, these songs still stir me and demand action. And isn't that what a troubadour does? We were fortunate to have them part of our lives.
@@suehartman8084 Thanks for the comment. As a famous DJ once told me, "it's nice to know someone is listening." Stay well, never lose that that thirst for knowledge and truth.
My mother had all their albums and as a young child, I fell-in love with the musical poetry. I played those albums all my life. (Cannot tell you, how wonderful it was, that my mom never struck the song “Cecilia.” Hahaha) Love and appreciate this.
This is great! A goldmine of information! Thank you for this! My 25 year old daughter LOVES Artie. She went to his concert in Phx a few years back. I guess she was the youngest person there. (not surprising!)
Love Garfunkel and it is crazy how the relationship between Simon and Garfunkel went all this time but I still love all their song and this is a great interview.
Stumbled here while taking a break from revisiting every Buffet video I can find. The music of the artists puts smiles on my face and warms my heart. The interviews do the same for my brain.
Fernanda Salazar A conversation with Art would be a dream come true for me. I don’t want an autograph- I want to sit with him and enjoy his wisdom & details about his life. Of course, this is not likely but it’s still my dream. 💕💕
Art’s voice, it’s almost almost like there is an echo deep within it. It’s so soothing and beautiful. He said he knew he had it when he was a child and he said it was a gift.♥️🎼🌹
This is an interview masterclass. The interviewer is impeccable. The discussion is interesting. Garfunkel is extremely articulate and likable. Fascinating and riveting.
An enjoyable interview and singing. I grew up as a kid in the 60's listening to my older sisters Simon and Garfunkel albums. I think she had them all. I bought Art Garfunkels solo album later that included 99 miles from LA and I only have eyes for you. I never saw any of his movies but the music was pure gold.
Oh My! Thank You to All who had a role in this interview and it being here. First time I've decided to save an interview in my, "Special to me" list. Love that it ended with one of my fav songs ... and I have always appreciated Arts extraordinary voice and style. Lets see, do I have the time for the second part? ... I'll make it.
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His singing had me in tears. So very pure and sincere and brought back so many memories.
He sings the first words of Kathy's Song, .... and I am shattered. What a gift he has.
Just discovered this today (in 2022). What a gem of a conversation. Art is such a gracious, intelligent, humble and kind human being. Love him.
He wants to be known for his eloquence too. He likes being not like Paul Simon. No doubt he has a history of speaking which is evident.
He mentions "not screaming" regarding his singing. So many performers do alot of screaming...I'm so happy to hear singers that don't scream.
@@patcavasin5947 I do love the purity of his voice when he reaches, however. The final line of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" is certainly the best part, and that's largely due to Art really pushing it home.
How blessed those of us are who grew up while Art and Paul built the framework for our life.
Art was born with A magnificent gift of singing angels, and Paul was born with the gift of a true poet. Together, they took Paul's poetical lyrics, and sang them into the history books. With Art's angelic voice, Paul's writing took on wings to fly.
I couldn't agree more. Beautifully put.
A lot of people dislike Paul Simon . Art is more human.
I don't care if they like him or not. It's all about the music.
@@MissyQ12345 And Paul was the composer of all that music - a true genius.
I had no idea how intelligent and thoughtful Art Garfunkel is. I have new found respect and admiration for the man. Thanks for sharing this with the world.
On the Johnny Carson show he told Johnny that he was currently making a study of an entire English dictionary. The audience giggled, but Johnny took it seriously.
Paul told David Lettermen on his that Art was a Strange Character , he seems fine to me. It's Paul who now seems a little on the Strange side....
@@leanidis300 Well said. But "strangeness" can happen to many of us. Both Paul and Art were absolutely wonderful with their many recordings. Together or apart, love them both.
He went to being a math professor after the 1st breakup. He's a wonderfully intelligent person. Id love to hang out with him.
hes !!!!awsome I agree...
Garfunkel is a natural storyteller, to melody. When he begins to sing, you just have to listen. His voice is like shimmery, trembling starlight, over velvet.
Oh God, thank you for Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, their songs resonated in my soul as I learned to be a man. They have much to do with who I am. When the rain is falling gently, I still sometimes like to go outside and play Kathy's song on my quena. So many beautiful, gentle and compassionate songs! What can be of more value in this world that a man bless those around him with compassion. Paul & Art, you have given the world a treasure indeed! Thank you for using the gifts you were given to bless us all.
Yes...
As I age I am SOO thankful to have grown up with the incredibly fantastic music of the 50's, 60's & 70's. I don't know if there has ever been a musical revolution like this in human history or if there will again. I hope so. People deserve to experience what I did.
we get to experience them all right now...with expert analysis...and all the great music of today too....plus we have our youth. so we have it infinitely better than you!
music is timeless, its the brain that hardwires the song to the time you hear it. if someone heard a 50's track today, its new music to them.
Their has been such a revolution before; we call it “classical”. Mozart was “The Beatles” of his day.
The 80's and 90's did it, too. The early 2000s were good, but that was more like an extension of the '90s.
After that, it continued to morph, but seldom into anything that will stand the test of time or influence someone great. I was born in the mid-'80s, so I consider myself very fortunate to have been able to experience the music of the '90s and early 2000s. In my opinion, the '90s was the best because it brought a variety of new styles that were amazing, but I imagine most people feel that what they heard during their youth was the best.
One of the best interviews I have ever seen done, some of these so called newscasters could take a few lessons from Ken Paulson.There was no hyped up silly questions, no constant interjection on his part, or pressuring. It was a lovely calm interview with one of the most talented iconic singers of our day, Art Garfunkel. My favorite song by them is 'Bridge over trouble Water,' to me it is as if Jesus/ Yeshua,was speaking to us! Thank you Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon for such beautiful music!!
I've always loved Simon and Garfunkle's music. What amazing talents.
His speaking voice is as beautiful and elegant as his singing voice.
Wonderful interview. As others have mentioned, Art Garfunkel is a true gentleman, articulate, and intelligent. Oh yeah....he also has the voice of an angel!
A voice that brings tears to my eyes and emotions swirling in my heart... A true artist and a warm 'humanist' human being...
Ditto !
We are so fortunate to have this man among us.
Kathy's Song, one of the best love songs ever written... beautifully sung by AG.
Thank you Art and Paul for sharing your gift of music. God bless you both.
I was 15 and walking down a dirt alley in Lake City, FL listening to my little transistor radio the first time I heard "Sounds Of Silence". My two friends and I stopped right there and listened to the whole song. I can still see the alley in my mind, and still feel that "Mesmerized" feeling that we all three seemed to feel.
Much is made of the recent cover by Disturbed, which ain’t bad, at all-but I don’t think young people today understand the significance of the song to the culture, all those years ago, and how Simon and Garfunkel were just the perfect duo to deliver it.
Beautiful description that expresses the power of these songs to evoke such feelings before and such memories now!
tis a great thing the memories in ones head... day by day that gap grows wider and some things fade and disappear while special moments like that can be as crisp as if it was yesterday
You have a beautiful life memory that will stay with you forever.
@@AegisNova, you’re right, the youngsters today don’t grasp the context of when Simon & Garfunkel wrote & performed The Sound of Silence, because the kids live in their own context, and maybe most of them don’t always have the patience or desire to “get historical” and research the 20th century’s mid 1960’s Vietnam War and counterculture movement of that time. It’s also challenging for us Baby Boomers to grasp and understand their context.
Love & admire him so much... such an icon - absolutely blew us away with their magically poignantly haunting sound... what a lucky generation we were...
literally want to give him a hug he's so sweet and eloquent. what a true artist.
When he started singing Kathy's Song (or as I called it, "Abbey's Song"), my heart melted. What an angel and a sweetheart Art Garfunkel is. I wish I could meet him, just for a little while.
I do, too.
Art Garfunkel is simply this: Talent with some kind of personal philosophy behind it. You can tell, this guy knows what he is talking about.
Minch Ken So true. Everyone should read his very interesting book, What is it all but Luminous. It will give you an insight of his life & philosophies - I’ve read it 3 times bc it is so interesting.
i absolutely LOVE this interview...WOW what a deeply soulful and humble and articulate man Art Is. I love that he says "My game in life is to stay interesting to myself"..that is..good wisdom for us all. Love that he walked all those miles, and in rural Japan to get out of his Ego, to NOT be known, and just be a human being who was NOT famous.....LOVE IT
And Ken Paulson is a great interviewer really good questions, drawing out Art and good deep listening! THANK YOU
Love this man. He is a real humble person with good self esteem. He knows his craft and shares his success with other artists.
Always was my hero... gentle giant with an angelic voice... no ego... no nastiness ever...
Oh come on 😂 no ego? Seriously?
Some artists and voices sing right to your soul. His is magical. I'm sorry we didn't have more of him and that sound.
Art is a very cool. What a nice fellow. I would love to know him. I saw him in concert many, many years ago. I’ll never forget it. We are blessed to grow up in a time with Artie’s music framed our world. I still remember that little waitress playing “ Keep your customers satisfied “ on the juke box over and over again.
We are so fortunate to have this man among us.
At age 75, many of my memories are fading, yet as clearly as this very moment, I remember going to the A&P grocery with my mother while I was in high school and purchasing Simon and Garfunkel”s album Sounds of Silence. Just looking at that album cover brings memories flooding back. Still among my all time favorite music. 1:44
Whenever I hear Art sing, it touches my heart and my eyes and I am humbled by the beauty of it.
...makes the fur rise on my arms immediately
I had them play his version of
I Only Have Eyes for You at my wedding in '83. ❤
Loved the whole Watermark album.
What a wonderful voice and such a gracious Person.A great pleasure to listen awhile!
How fantastic it is to see a thoughtful interview by someone who knows how to do interviews. Kudos to Ken Paulson, one of the few interviewers who actually does his homework and comes to the table ready to lead an intelligent and interesting discussion. Shows how a little preparation makes all the difference.
And of course he had a great guest here. Art Garfunkel really put the soul and feeling into Paul Simon's wonderful songs.
And unlike so many interviewers today, who seem to ask a question in the form of a paragraph, when a sentence would do.
I think so too..!
@@devers6There are lots of goodygood interviewers today as there were bad interviewers in the past time. I do not like if People say, all is bad today and all was better in old times. It is just not true.
While I agree, a big problem today is interviews are dictated by publicists and carried out as promotions.. The skill of the would be interviewer is lost
At one point Ken just says go on about that…..that’s not something anyone else would do today.
Great interview. Art is a down to earth guy with such a pure angelic voice. Simon & Garfunkel are a true talent that is hard to find today.
i agree:)
The first time i actually heard Art give in to Paul's talent, brovo to him for giving in.
Paul was and is the talent.
His voice is so soothing! In awe of his Grace!!
Art Garfunkle's voice is off the charts amazing!
What resonance. He’s a one man choir of angels.
It is mind bogling that knuckleheads are the predominant interviewers today.
Ken Paulson is brilliant. He is excellent. He is wonderful. How would CBS and the other stations not have Ken Paulson and his likeness not be doing the celebrity interviews. Art Garfunkel is also a gem. Thanks once again to the incredible RUclips.
Bravo!
Joel Kramer how is it that Ken Paulson does not have a nationally syndicated show, and that talentless buffoon Jimmy Fallon hosts The Tonight Show?
Wonderful- and to end with "Cathy's Song," as beautiful a song as was ever written- and no one ever sang it like Art. . Bravo!
I always love to hear Art’s voice whether singing or talking.
WOW ... Art's refined "quiet intelligence" is as smooth as his voice ;-). Great interview.
I feel so lucky to have been witness to so many of these artists as their discography unfolded over the years. Music became the sound track of our lives.
Such a special interview with Artie . I love to hear Art talk so sweetly and very articulate. Paulson
is a great interviewer too.
Loved every minute of this. Well chosen questions and intelligent answers. Art sang Kathy's song beautifully with superb guitar accompaniment. So glad I found this.
Kathy's Song, one of the best love songs ever written... beautifully sung by AG.
art couldn't have sung a more appealing song (kathy's song) for the interview.
Indeed, I absolutely love that song. The lyrics, the melody, everything, But oh the lyrics **chef's kiss**
Michael pretty sure PS sang that one or maybe it’s just the very old live version i know.
Kathy’s Song is one of the most beautiful songs Paul has ever written. I love the original record with Paul’s voice.
I read that Art likes to just start walking with no destination. He must wear a beanie to hide that hair. One of my favorite things to watch is their free concert in Central Park. It is on you tube.
I have all their albums and have made a "Best Of" Compilation CD that I
play just about everyday. Paul's songwriting and Art's Angelic voice
make them one of the "Best" Duo's of all time. Their vocal harmonies
are flawless.
I know that 'Simon and Garfunkel' meant more to me in my life than I ever could to them in theirs. Thank you, (Paul and ) Art, for helping an awkward, abused, and very troubled soul to realize that something very beautiful could exist in the world outside my bubble. Your music was my go-to means of peace and respite through every aspect of my life, and at 63, I continue to listen to your music on at least a weekly basis. I thank God for the wonderful effect you had in my life, my friend. May God bless you and keep you.
A pure genius and a brilliant star. One way or another he will always be with us.
I fell in love listening to Simon and Garfunkel in 1969. She introduced me to their albums and I’ve ever since associated their songs with those most wonderful times
Art Garfunkle is not only an amazing harmony singer, but one of the greatest unison singers of all time. There are countless times one would assume it was a doubled Paul vocal track. when you see them live you realize there was no doubling.
very inspirering voice Art has . a voice that follows you all your life . Thanks to both Art and Paul for the time they entertained the fans together and seperate also. there is respect in all this.
To hear Art sing old man River blew me away. Just wonderful. Wow
Recorded 2003 if you're wondering. Art still looks and sings greatly.
I am transcended to the sweetness of the sixties, 15 years old and becoming myself through the music of life and the daily lifting into realties view. Simon and Garfunkel were pillar amongst this decade's musical genius that was like an education in itself. Their songs seranaded a generation who were waking up to withess a world with wide eyed innocence. Seeing a vision, as layered as their harmonic sound, and begin to question the world around us for a clearer truth.
Is it no wonder that I am such a huge Simon and Garfunkel fan. Artie has such a lovely voice. And is such a thoughtful human being, as is Paul. I am so proud that these guys were from my era.
This voice is amazing... And the intellect is really impressive too.
Ken Paulson and Art Garfunkel were great together. I wish all interviews were this informative. Ask good questions and listen. Let them speak. Dont interrupt! Enjoy the singer!
Love your "Bright Eyes" Art Garfunkel, thank you !
No Auto tune needed here. When I was a kid in the Sixties, I would hear Simon and Garfunkel songs on the radio, and of course I would see them on shows like the Smothers Brothers. Then in the 70's my teenage years I started buying Albums, and Simon and Garfunkel was my first rock album ever and I have been in love with them ever since.
Art, you have the voice of an Angel. God Bless You and Your Offspring. You're a Child of David! For Real!
Really enjoyed listening to this interview.
Art Garfunkel. What an interesting man, talent, perspective and past.
Art Garfunkel is a gentleman. articulate, modest with a beautiful voice.
+Patrick Shivers And atrociously and affectedly ungrammatical.
+Herbert Wells Get over yourself.
Nothing like a pedant for spoiling the fun ! Standards . . Standards!. . . .
"He can do whatever the fuck he wants with words."
too fecking right..
He's no Patrick Shivers
Love Art Garfunkel!!! His voice is golden!
What a wonderful person, such a beautiful timbre in his speaking voice as well, fans need to listen to his collaboration with Crosby Stills & Nash whereby he filled in for David Crosby who was suffering at the time and sang harmony vocal on a track called DAYLIGHT AGAIN, it has mind blowing vocal harmonies that will leave you lost for words, Crosby said he couldn't have bettered that one.
Voice like an angel, and very nice guitarplaying. Thank you.
Art and Simon from Ireland 🇮🇪 thanku for your music ..comfort to me in bad times bridge over troubled water 💧 amazing artists Simon in his writing legend .art a humble genius 2023
We needed this interviewer during the last Presidential Debates so unlike the one sided interviewers on CNN that we all had to deal with...Great job Ken.
He sings like an Angel that makes me happy to think I'm going to Heaven one day. I do so hope that he's happy down here.
I would imagine he will be floating around heaven too with his angelic voice one day.
He's a beautiful guy, and he made me cry. Again. Thank you for this grand walk down memory lane and the new knowledge of how this man thinks. Also he has my hair :)
Yes,,,,,Bridge over troubled water has made me weep many times over my life,,,,,,voices like Art Garfunkel and Phil Everly , reaches that deep place in me ,,,,,gifts from God for sure,,,,,thank you for sharing this 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
To me Art’s last song (GEM) is one of the very best duets I’ve ever heard. That song really seems to rise above all hit records I’ve ever heard. Like God breathing into our souls such caressing beauty of the enchanting fingerstyle guitar n Art’s knowing how to select such beauties. To give such long lasting musical flavor to folk fans everywhere that is if they are lucky enough to hear it!
The legendary soprano Dame Kiri Te Kanawa was asked once who her favorite voice was and she answered immediately "without a doubt, a young Elvis Presley." I'm also in opera singer, in no way famous and shouldn't even be mentioned in the same paragraph as Dame Kiri, but my answer would be "without a doubt, the voice of the century belongs to Art Garfunkel."
The late Brad Delp of Boston. There's a few others. Art is worthy of a top 20 though.
i vote for my personal fav andrea bocelli
@@elisarleigh4984 Everyone has their favorite. He's very popular with non singers. He has great marketing, that's for sure!
@@baritonebynight nice way to say you think a guy cant sing.....but of course..his voice is no where near what his fans think it is....i would just drop the egotism....if i were you....unless you do....speak for all singers....and i was just unaware of that....
I love Art Garfunkel ‘s voice. It’s like an angelic choir boy’s. As it turns out, a perfect complement to Paul’s voice.
What an elegant man with a lot to say about many things, such an interesting intelligent human, and I can't get enough of listening to him and Paul Simon harmonizing. A remarkable duo the world was lucky to hear.
I love the beauty that is Art Garfunkel. Of course there is the voice but there is also an intelligence and a caring that is evident in everything he does including this interview. I always felt he was on the road to becoming a great actor. I recently started reading his poetry and you will find these qualities throughout.
I wasn't aware that he wrote poetry; now I need to read his poems!
Looove the way he talks!!!
Solutely awesome voice! Love to hear more of him, as well as he and Simon together! Great artistic talent!
A resonance man who was always ahead of his time. Still wonderful after all these years.
And "still crazy", I hope.
Yes, still crazy after all these years...
A renaissance man - and Paul Simon was the still crazy after all these years
Loved this interview with Art Garfunkel by Ken Paulson. Best and intelligent so far. I love when the interviewer is prepared and does not waste time with questions that could be interpreted in different ways. Enjoyed.
I always forget how happy I used to be when I spent my teenage years and early 20's listening to Simon And Garfunkel, considering all the crap in my mind since!!!
It is refreshing to hear one member of a duo that broke up many years ago speak so well of the other member of the duo.
Loren McCann. I absolutely agree. I adore both of them, but have been sad to see their friendship wax and wane, yet finally both beautiful, talented, humanitarian men have the grace of age. They both recognise the essence of each other’s humanity and talent. A true joy to share 😊❤️🌈😘
Art knows that Paul was and will be his bestfriend no matter what..they still respect each other inspite what their friendship is going through.. They are the true examples of friendship....
Every now and then along comes some troubadours to sing to our souls and remind us what is important. There is probably no one from my generation who does not have a S&G song and a story to go with it. I have more than one but I will not bore you with the details. Life goes by fast and we need help sometimes, a lift when we are down, some help in understanding things we cannot comprehend. After all these years, I'm 72, these songs still stir me and demand action. And isn't that what a troubadour does? We were fortunate to have them part of our lives.
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@@suehartman8084 Thanks for the comment. As a famous DJ once told me, "it's nice to know someone is listening." Stay well, never lose that that thirst for knowledge and truth.
My mother had all their albums and as a young child, I fell-in love with the musical poetry. I played those albums all my life. (Cannot tell you, how wonderful it was, that my mom never struck the song “Cecilia.” Hahaha) Love and appreciate this.
You can always hear Art's heart in his voice, so deserving of his gift as such a blessing for all who hear him sing🙂
This is great! A goldmine of information! Thank you for this!
My 25 year old daughter LOVES Artie. She went to his concert in Phx a few years back. I guess she was the youngest person there. (not surprising!)
What a brilliant guy!
wow... Art still sounds great! Wonderful job on Cathy's song.
What a talent. Blessed to hear it.
Beautiful song. Thank you, Art, for singing this song. I'm not the Kathy this song was written for, but it still meant a lot to me... Kathy
Love Garfunkel and it is crazy how the relationship between Simon and Garfunkel went all this time but I still love all their song and this is a great interview.
Stumbled here while taking a break from revisiting every Buffet video I can find. The music of the artists puts smiles on my face and warms my heart. The interviews do the same for my brain.
I loved Art's voice and he was by far my favorite. I wore his first solo album out!!
Thank you Art. A true humanist. A gentleman. A unique voice, you have given me pleasure since 1969 .
What a beautiful man, such grace. Great interview can't wait to see Part II
What an eloquent spokesman of his (and my) era !!
Could listen to Art talk all day!
Truly angelic voice of all time, Art Garfunkel!
After Christopher Cross who just takes 1st place 👌
@@RogerMelodicMusic Lol. I just can't turn off the music when I play their songs.
Enjoyed this so much , and what a superb voice , reminded again..x
Must be so interesting to have a conversation with Art. That guy is lucky.
Fernanda Salazar A conversation with Art would be a dream come true for me. I don’t want an autograph- I want to sit with him and enjoy his wisdom & details about his life. Of course, this is not likely but it’s still my dream. 💕💕
Paul was the genius, the creator, the hard working musician. Garfunkel, the singing actor !
Art is a lovely man and a great singer. Their sound takes me back to my early teens!
Art’s voice, it’s almost almost like there is an echo deep within it. It’s so soothing and beautiful. He said he knew he had it when he was a child and he said it was a gift.♥️🎼🌹
This is an interview masterclass. The interviewer is impeccable. The discussion is interesting. Garfunkel is extremely articulate and likable. Fascinating and riveting.
An enjoyable interview and singing. I grew up as a kid in the 60's listening to my older sisters Simon and Garfunkel albums. I think she had them all. I bought Art Garfunkels solo album later that included 99 miles from LA and I only have eyes for you. I never saw any of his movies but the music was pure gold.
I glad to experience this interview as I near 79. The music of the 60s lives within my heart!
Oh My! Thank You to All who had a role in this interview and it being here. First time I've decided to save an interview in my, "Special to me" list. Love that it ended with one of my fav songs ... and I have always appreciated Arts extraordinary voice and style. Lets see, do I have the time for the second part? ... I'll make it.
Mr. Garfunkel's rendering of the Paul Simon song is ecstatic and a wonder. Thanks you sir, for it.