Autotune is ... dislikable to put it friendly. Maybe there's a hateful boy deep inside myself, but good songs with great lyrics and meaning don't need that stuff. Even the harshest vocals are valuable if their idea or meaning is deep.
I would like to go back in time just once to relive that night all over again. I proposed to my girl during the concert ( at the end of "Bridge over trouble Waters). We've been married going on 38 years now. How time has flown by... I just became a great grandpa.
Two singers, blending their voices in masterful harmony, and one guitar. So simple and so elegant. And hundreds of thousands of people, listening in appreciative silence.
Quel bonheur 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤ cette chanson je l'ai entendu pour la première fois en 1986 lorsque je n'avais que 06 ans grâce à mon père qui la jouait chaque dimanche 😘😘🎉🎉🎉🎉 et aujourd'hui je tombe pour la deuxième fois amoureuse de cette chanson 😍🥰🥰🥰🥰 merci à vous 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
and a keyboard? lol there is a band, and this is also a fully fledged audio production, the engineers and musicians supporting them would be insulted to be told otherwise.
This song always reminded me of my dad and make me teary everytime. He passed away 4 years ago. We used to sing this song in the car whenever we go on a road trip. Scarborough Fair, Like a Bridge Over Troubled Water and The Sound of Silence will always holds a special place in my heart. I miss my dad so much🌹 thank you Simon and Garfunkel for this beautiful song.
@cinematicpictures Yes, but they 'implied' that they'd written a song they learnt in England in the 60s and which was at least 500 years old. Both lyrics and tune were original and has been sung in English folk clubs for decades and long long before. They did a very slight rearrangement.
I’m not a religious man but I imagine if there is a heaven then this is how the angels will sound when they sing. Simon And Garfunkel are timeless and peerless
After Simon stole and copyrighted Martin Carthy's guitar arrangement the day after Martin taught it to him. Not very sporting, but still a superb version.
It's not their song, Paul Simon just covered it, he didn't write it. The song was written in England centuries ago about the fair in Scarborough, North Yorkshire
@@thomassimpson8276 Indeed they did, certainly my favourite version. I don't think it was deliberate on his part but he got into trouble by forgetting to credit the song's origins and including it on his album as if it were his own work.
@@thomassimpson8276Their cover is beautiful but the lyrics are not theirs and even the arrangement was put together by Martin Carthy who taught it to Simon
This makes me tear... Not only because the song they sing is beautiful, as well their voices, but because this kind of true musical magic is not the norm today as it was back then... Real, music, real Artists with real talent... Thank you, Paul and Art for your blessed music.
Muhammad Rheno Bhaskoro pardon me, but what are you? The 'Correction Police'? There are far more worst use of words right here on RUclips than what I mistakenly used here... Thanks for being a drag... Btw, your name alone is a census agent's nightmare.
The harmonies in this song are some of the most intricate I have heard in a duet number. They both trade off on the harmony part and that takes special skills and these harmony parts are DIFFICULT.
This is what angels sound like. Their harmonizing is absolutely mesmerizing. Even a hardcore metalhead like myself can appreciate the masterpiece duo that was Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel. Simply beautiful music they made
Beautiful music performed by talented individuals will span all genres of the craft, and true musician's will appreciate and acknowledge such performances. You sir, are a true musician! Cheers!
@@flyinhawaiian5848 thank you! That's very kind of you. I do enjoy singing a lot. That's why I appreciate great singers. And these gentlemen are two of the best ever.
When I was young, my mind was blown that Woodstock was almost 1/2 million people - and I regretted not being able to go. Then 12 years later, here I was in Central Park in an even bigger crowd. The concert was magical. I see the footage of the audience and it's moving to say "I was there". (over to the left just beyond that orange boom/crane). Peace & Love, for sure.
I was in tears when I heard this as a child. It touched my soul and still does after 54 years. Thnx u S&G 4 ur music , the lyrics. I feel blessed that I grew up with ur music
@@garydunn3037 It does and - for me at least - when I Google _"Who wrote Scarborough Fair?"_ it still returns "Paul Simon" which is quite a big mistake for the world's biggest search engine.
Listening at the end of 2024 nearly 2025 Opening the window and seeing Scarborough castle My Mom moved to here From 26/08/1975-27/12/2024 She always singing. Missing her singing... missing her voice... But i can hear her... Sleep until you are awoken when this system has gone snd we are welcoming our loved ones back. Here on a Paradise Earth
This beguiling, hypnotic old English folk song, just popped into my head today. I don't know why? I just had to head over here and listen to this beautiful rendition. Greetings from Liverpool. ❤️
My dad sent me the recording of this concert several years back and I used to listen to it whenever I felt sad and down, it always helped and made me feel better. Last year he died and since then I always feel a strong connection to him whenever I listen to Simon and Garfunkel. I hope that he is at peace, wherever he might be.
This performance is so magical & flawless, I sobbed when I heard it the other day. I've reconnected with my first love from 1978 & this song has become our song.
My absolutely favourite song. The harmonies, each carving out the song in their unique ways really help define it. Garfunkel's voice is one of my favourite voices. It's so unique, emotional and rich!
Years ago I took my mother to one of the cemeteries in France when I see this clip on RUclips I remember and thanking everyone of those men and women who gave their lives so we can enjoy the freedom we have today I feel it is such a shame but the youngsters of today cherish lives too many knifes used in anger
@@horse5407 What are you neighing about? She meant she'd love to shahid these two yahuds. But their Messiah is coming soon and there won't be any of her kind left.
It took decades, but I have realized that while, independently, Paul and Art are incredible, it is the harmony of the two of them that brings peace and calm, and...healing.
What a master piece❤️ pure talent at it's best!!! Just one guitar played amazingly to bring out the best of 2 spellbinding voices!!! Listening in 2024 and will never get old!!!❤️
through my research of "the past" I have noticed numerous people define this time in the world by referencing this concert. It seems to be a very important moment for a whole generation.
I just love this song always and forever. I am 50 yrs old and it brings me to my knees in tears. Thank you S&G for bringing such beauty to a cruel world of today ❤️
This song and sound of silence are my two favorite songs by Simon and Garfunkel. Their harmonies are like no other and never will be. Such two amazing artists. Music will live on Forever
Who's watching this in 2021 like me? Memories of those far-off day? Memories tinged with sadness ? Reminiscences and Memories crowded your mind? Long lost friend? or heyday of your life? I want hear your stories.
they just have something so special about them.. I can’t even explain but it’s like they are able to put all human emotions, all the pains and joys of literally every human ever of all time, into just one song. and a single guitar and their voices are perfectly able to reflect all that, by themselves. genius.
When I was a kid, I used to sit on the stairs overlooking the forest behind my house and dive into dream worlds. It was simply magnificent and fascinating.
Perfection. Art's high voice ,Paul hamonising beautifully together with him, The acoustic and the bass with space to weave in with such impact and the synth with beautiful atmospherics. Superb beyond words.
They were the best of the best. They were singing just like in the recording. Not many singers sing the way the song in the records has made them famous.
An old English song from Centuries ago,but Simon brought it back to life & Garfunkel's golden Angelic voice carries it onward to future centuries.An incredible moment in history,not sure we will ever see or here the likes of them again.
To be fair (no pun intended) Paul Simon picked it up from Martin Carthy - one of our all time great folk masters - in the 60s when he came over for a visit.
Thank you BBC 2 for the FANTASTIC documentary last weekend which showed how Bridge Over Troubled Water got to be made, back in 1970. So many great songs!!
You know if you're randomly singing and someone comes up and joins and you hit harmony for a few precious seconds and you can't stop smiling and you don't want it to end. They must have felt that feeling all of their lives.
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Their harmonization is...surreal.
John lennon mix
Guess what HI3 brought me here hahaha
Wut? HI3 ?
Err, let me ask, what's HI3 stands for? I just wanna confirm something.
surreal? fake it is! :)
@@Leirix61 How is their harmonization fake?
Simon e Garfunkel concerto meraviglioso canzone emozionante cantata benissimo❤❤❤❤❤❤
Pure gold to my ears .
500,000 people in Central park for a free concert. No fights, no shooters, just everyone enjoying good music.
Yes !!°°°°°
No iphones, just listening to great songs and music
I remember watching on TV a few years later and i must of only been 8 or 9 then.
you are right,what a time it was,I was there
That's only because they weren't invented yet. Even the first PC was just on the market... Glad I lived my youth in those days.
Scarborough fair ,the most beautiful song of the world.
this and the color of love, Frankie goes to Hollywood
It's my favourite Simon&Garfunkel song.
@@robertroland6589 sound of silence all time favourite nostalgic for me when thinking I was in love 🤣🤣🇳🇿
No autotune, just pure talent.
I agree with you
Oui!!! Yes!!!
was just talking to my mum about exactly this, scroll down and see it in the comments
Autotune is ... dislikable to put it friendly. Maybe there's a hateful boy deep inside myself, but good songs with great lyrics and meaning don't need that stuff. Even the harshest vocals are valuable if their idea or meaning is deep.
@@OSLP Agreed. The greatest singers have soul, not technical perfection.
My mother was at this concert. She always tells me how it was the best night of her life.
Mine too! To good and old times...
I would like to go back in time just once to relive that night all over again. I proposed to my girl during the concert ( at the end of "Bridge over trouble Waters). We've been married going on 38 years now. How time has flown by... I just became a great grandpa.
Not when you were born?
clouden the kid maybe you were conceived during this song
@@samcarroll6210 or conceived...
garfunkel's voice is divine.
As great as it gets . Didn't realize how unique & pure his voice !
And timeless Gary !!! Never gets old !!!!
Oh absolutely!
a voice that can make you cry!
you ever hear jeff tate do this song?
Possibly the greatest and most beautiful song ever recorded.
Even before it was ever recorded, people were jamming to this shi
I Love This Song! The music is catchy and the lyrics are interesting!💗
Yes considering it come from England in the 1565 ish
Two singers, blending their voices in masterful harmony, and one guitar. So simple and so elegant. And hundreds of thousands of people, listening in appreciative silence.
There're other instruments, you can hear a bass guitar at least
and dat bass tho
Those were the days my friend we thought they'd never end.
and the guy playing the Synthesizer throws in some highlights every now and then. Very subtle, though.
Hidden within Hundreds of millions of comments and other videos that run the Gambit. Most not so elegant:)
Imagine that the original songwriter in the middle ages never could imagine the impact the song would have through the ages.
WHAT?!- How?! I don't know anything about this song being that old 😮
He sang for his love. ☺🌺
@@cheld6617 The oldest versions of "The Elfin Knight" (circa 1650)
@@fightfairloseeasy8920 Yes & the versions we know are all based on Martin Carthy’s arrangement, who obviously taught it to Paul Simon.
It's from the middle ages, the time of the Renaissance at Scarborough Fair.
Quel bonheur 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤ cette chanson je l'ai entendu pour la première fois en 1986 lorsque je n'avais que 06 ans grâce à mon père qui la jouait chaque dimanche 😘😘🎉🎉🎉🎉 et aujourd'hui je tombe pour la deuxième fois amoureuse de cette chanson 😍🥰🥰🥰🥰 merci à vous 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
❤
Et oui belle chanson
PURE LIVE! No Auto tune, No Band, just the blending of two remarkable talents with a single acoustic guitar, that is how good this is! GOLD!
Действительно - шедевр!!!! Мне всего 45.... Но, кажется, что я родилась с ними, или они со мной! Супер голоса, супер ребята.
And a bass guitar. But yes, legendary duo
and a keyboard? lol there is a band, and this is also a fully fledged audio production, the engineers and musicians supporting them would be insulted to be told otherwise.
@@JB-qu1wo Yea well, the people were not there for the engineers...
Specifically referencing “April She Will”.
Garfunkel’s voice is so clean.
Art shows absolutely no sign of difficulty, this angelic voice really is just in his nature.
❤❤❤❤❤
This song always reminded me of my dad and make me teary everytime. He passed away 4 years ago. We used to sing this song in the car whenever we go on a road trip. Scarborough Fair, Like a Bridge Over Troubled Water and The Sound of Silence will always holds a special place in my heart. I miss my dad so much🌹 thank you Simon and Garfunkel for this beautiful song.
Thank you for beautiful story
Thank you for sharing that my dads dying i could relate
Your dad is watching from above loving you. Will always be in his heart 💖 You are a wonderful son to him always.
🙏🌷🕊💟🙏🤗
I'm nearly in tears just listening to it...
Timeless song, sung by timeless singers. thank you, Simon & Garfunkel.
Timeless, yes, as it is a song several hundred years old
@cinematicpictures Yes, but they 'implied' that they'd written a song they learnt in England in the 60s and which was at least 500 years old. Both lyrics and tune were original and has been sung in English folk clubs for decades and long long before. They did a very slight rearrangement.
Thank You Old Friends❤, Greetings from Berlin (Germany)
Kind of jaw-dropping how good this is.
Pure music. Plain and simple
kind of?
Totally
It’s out of this world
I’m not a religious man but I imagine if there is a heaven then this is how the angels will sound when they sing. Simon And Garfunkel are timeless and peerless
Simple music can make you sing simple thinks can make you happy simple hug can make you feel better, i hope my simple Hello make you smile..
I think you have said it all there mate
No Commlememts R Enough to Describe the Feelings that The Song Generates 👌👌👌👌👌😡👍👍👍
A Masterpiece that will live forever... It's so hauntingly beautiful... The harmonies is like listening to Angels sing.. And it's LIVE
It’s already lived for hundreds of years prior as an old English folk song ✌️
Yes that s true,it has a timeless magic
Yes❤
This is a beautiful old English folk song and S & G made it magical and timeless with their angelic voices harmonising!
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Simon & Garfunkel Scarborough Fair
Love This Song! 💗💗💗💗
After Simon stole and copyrighted Martin Carthy's guitar arrangement the day after Martin taught it to him.
Not very sporting, but still a superb version.
@@jamesrobert4106 yes,I glossed over that part!🤔
There are no words to describe the beauty of their song.
It's not their song, Paul Simon just covered it, he didn't write it.
The song was written in England centuries ago about the fair in Scarborough, North Yorkshire
please this song is about 400 years old
@@TonyEnglandUK I know that. But they did a decent version, don't you think?
@@thomassimpson8276 Indeed they did, certainly my favourite version. I don't think it was deliberate on his part but he got into trouble by forgetting to credit the song's origins and including it on his album as if it were his own work.
@@thomassimpson8276Their cover is beautiful but the lyrics are not theirs and even the arrangement was put together by Martin Carthy who taught it to Simon
My dad used to play this record. Scarborough Fair always my favourite. The harmony of their voices is astounding.
I used to sing it to my siblings, my children and those I looked after, my first boyfriend introdced me to it aswell as my elest brother
This makes me tear... Not only because the song they sing is beautiful, as well their voices, but because this kind of true musical magic is not the norm today as it was back then... Real, music, real Artists with real talent... Thank you, Paul and Art for your blessed music.
Sang not sing
Muhammad Rheno Bhaskoro pardon me, but what are you? The 'Correction Police'? There are far more worst use of words right here on RUclips than what I mistakenly used here... Thanks for being a drag... Btw, your name alone is a census agent's nightmare.
As much as I understand what you are saying, even by the old standards, Simon and Garfunkel were above the norm
By "back then" I assume you mean the middle ages?
The harmonies in this song are some of the most intricate I have heard in a duet number. They both trade off on the harmony part and that takes special skills and these harmony parts are DIFFICULT.
Terrill White Everly Brothers
Try to find the version of this they did with Andy Williams on his show. That's even more amazing.
Sadly it a gone now. Now we have garbage polluting the airwaves
They're not difficult. Bleeker Street, Benedictus or Wednesday Morning 3am would all be more demanding.
@@rhymeocerous Sparrow too
世界一のコンビですね、最高です、
This is what angels sound like. Their harmonizing is absolutely mesmerizing. Even a hardcore metalhead like myself can appreciate the masterpiece duo that was Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel. Simply beautiful music they made
Beautiful music performed by talented individuals will span all genres of the craft, and true musician's will appreciate and acknowledge such performances. You sir, are a true musician! Cheers!
@@flyinhawaiian5848 thank you! That's very kind of you. I do enjoy singing a lot. That's why I appreciate great singers. And these gentlemen are two of the best ever.
Angelic... Enchanting!!!
Zé vi BU BU vc não gostou
Gu BU BU, z CT de
When I was young, my mind was blown that Woodstock was almost 1/2 million people - and I regretted not being able to go. Then 12 years later, here I was in Central Park in an even bigger crowd. The concert was magical. I see the footage of the audience and it's moving to say "I was there". (over to the left just beyond that orange boom/crane). Peace & Love, for sure.
My greatest and most respectful envy, sir
😁
Aww I bet it was pure magic!! ❤
I Love This Song! The music is catchy and the lyrics are interesting!💗
I was in tears when I heard this as a child. It touched my soul and still does after 54 years. Thnx u S&G 4 ur music , the lyrics. I feel blessed that I grew up with ur music
Absolutely!
Wait the music is that old?
@@connelasikong8069 haha, yes
@@austriaaustria2679 I heard it last year in Malinda album and thought it's a song from one of these folks movies
@@connelasikong8069 u c it is timeless.
There’s a beautiful sadness to this song.
This song dates back to 16th Century England.
@@garydunn3037 It does and - for me at least - when I Google _"Who wrote Scarborough Fair?"_ it still returns "Paul Simon" which is quite a big mistake for the world's biggest search engine.
This is one of the most true things
It’s a “it’ll be a cold day in hell” kinda song.
Yeah👍
A beautiful old English ballad brought back to life with a touch of genius.
The song will send you to your past life you don’t know in some medieval times. Shivers everywhere.
誰が何を言おうと”最高のデュオ”だ！！！！🎈😍🎈
子供の頃、洋楽では人生初めて愛聴した曲です。英語が分からなかったのですが、温もりを感じる穏やかなメロディーの中に、熱い情熱のような感情を感じたのが、記憶に残ってます。いつまでも大切にしたい曲です。
Muy Claro
Yeah
If there is Nobel prize for pop song area, it should go to Simon & Garfunkel!
Tears rolling down my face
Everytime I hear this
God, how can any song be so beautiful?
Tears roll down my face
I Listen. Again
And
Again
Same with me, tears in my eyes.
I do hope with joy. Look after yourself
This concert is timeless. Every now and than I'll find it on u tube and watch it over and over.
Sarah Saydee and the Graceland concert😊
Absolutely agree, same here!
yep, same here
I was in junior high back then..I could not watch the concert : my tv just died that very same day
me too. I really think only the Beatles can compare. Lennon/McCartney Paul Simon Brian Wilson
Listening at the end of 2024 nearly 2025
Opening the window and seeing Scarborough castle
My Mom moved to here From 26/08/1975-27/12/2024
She always singing.
Missing her singing... missing her voice...
But i can hear her...
Sleep until you are awoken when this system has gone snd we are welcoming our loved ones back.
Here on a Paradise Earth
can anyone watch this without tears? can you imagine being in the audience when this song began??
I would want my guitar, so I could play along.
I am learning it now 🙂
I love that they aren’t singing over one another. A true harmony. Beautiful.
Hello Julie, that’s nice to hear from you
Is this your favorite song ?
This beguiling, hypnotic old English folk song, just popped into my head today.
I don't know why?
I just had to head over here and listen to this beautiful rendition.
Greetings from Liverpool. ❤️
Jestem zakochana w tej balladzie. Musiały napisać ją Anioły w Niebie i przekazać ludziom.
3 years ago my Dad passed away on January 5, 2014. I dedicate this song to my Dad up in heaven. I love you & miss you so very much...
My dad sent me the recording of this concert several years back and I used to listen to it whenever I felt sad and down, it always helped and made me feel better. Last year he died and since then I always feel a strong connection to him whenever I listen to Simon and Garfunkel. I hope that he is at peace, wherever he might be.
I'm sorry for your loss.
What a beautiful dedication to your dad.
Noone cares.
@@ardhendushannigrahi9493 ...about your opinion 😃
They just created me a past I have never lived.
I lived it and it is haunting.
♾ I’m still living it ♾
Oh boy!
처음 들었던게 25년~30년 전...당시에도 많이 듣지는 않았는데...머리에 각인되듯 남아있습니다. 잔잔한 슬픔과 추억으로 첫사랑처럼 잊혀지지않는 명곡입니다
? Don't you speak english ?
This performance is so magical & flawless, I sobbed when I heard it the other day.
I've reconnected with my first love from 1978 & this song has become our song.
so heart breaking 💔
Paul Simon is a music genius.
magical song.......one time a must see a nnew york live
Simon and Garfunkel!! One of the TOP singing duos of ALL time!!❤❤❤
How can 2 guys and 1 guitar be this talented. Paul Simon is a genius
Astonishing talent but don't forget the bass and synth weaving in and out between the space.
Anyone in the global pandemic watching this masterpiece?
Yep!!
Shure! 😂
Yes
YEEEEESSSSS
Yep
This is and will always be one of the most beautiful, heavenly songs ever written.
It was arranged this way by Simon & Garfunkel - but it is a traditional English ballad :)
@@vanefreja86 If only someone would tell Google that, vanefreja86. Google still seems to think Paul Simon wrote this song!
@@vanefreja86 Not arranged by them.
When I die, I hope they play this in my funeral.
Paul Simon, one of the great composers of all-time. Paired with Simon one of the great vocalists. We are lucky to have this...
I meant paired with Art .... sorry
He did not compose this song they only covered it.
We sure are lucky
My absolutely favourite song. The harmonies, each carving out the song in their unique ways really help define it. Garfunkel's voice is one of my favourite voices. It's so unique, emotional and rich!
Years ago I took my mother to one of the cemeteries in France when I see this clip on RUclips I remember and thanking everyone of those men and women who gave their lives so we can enjoy the freedom we have today I feel it is such a shame but the youngsters of today cherish lives too many knifes used in anger
Now, a cemetery just as tragic is in every grocery store.
The perfect blend of vocals and harmony, something that is literally non-existent in music today.
I agree.
agreed
Dang straight
Agreed
oce77 check out milk carton kids
2021 and I still love these guys.
Errrr OK. Did you love them less in 2019 ? 2018?
@@horse5407 What are you neighing about? She meant she'd love to shahid these two yahuds. But their Messiah is coming soon and there won't be any of her kind left.
2022 August in Kerala, India
It's Gods blessings to put these two together to sing in perfect harmony. Absolutely beautiful
When they harmonise here, its pure milk and honey and gold all blended in one.
The voice of Art Garfunkle. Sheer beauty.
In this performance the audience represents perfectly the sound of silence
Art's voice is so beautiful
Just an amazing song. Timeless.....there is nothing like it today.......too beautiful for adequate words.
Auch in 2024 immer wieder ergreifend- oder gerade in unserer Zeit 🙏👏🕊
Guitar, two amazing vocals. Can't top this masterpeace with alien technology.
最初に聴いたとき、美しい曲だと思った。そして、神様が降りてきているような気がした。
Watching from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, where this song was originally written about.
Iz There a Fair In There?
@@justinwalker6898 The fair in the song has been cancelled since 1788.
Uau!!!!
@@golf_supa god damnit
One day visit !! 🇹🇭💖💝👍🏻💐
This song is a masterpiece of history!
I remember it like it was yesterday.
So privileged to have been there.
It took decades, but I have realized that while, independently, Paul and Art are incredible, it is the harmony of the two of them that brings peace and calm, and...healing.
Sometimes i am lucky to hear this divine song.😍🥰😇
Again I just came to listen to one or two songs before going to bed.
This was 1 hour ago. These guys always take me back to my youth.
Simons voice is haunting and sounds celtic
It often gets credited as a Celtic song but it isn't. Its a medieval English folk song. Scarborough is on the north east coast of England.
A Korean kid, used to listen to this song in his 10's. Now in the middle of 30's, came to listen to the legend.
Still one of my favorite concerts. True magic.
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Simon & Garfunkel Scarborough Fair
Before our lives end, I wish to see these two sing together once more.
What a master piece❤️ pure talent at it's best!!! Just one guitar played amazingly to bring out the best of 2 spellbinding voices!!! Listening in 2024 and will never get old!!!❤️
2 guitars, a bass and a keyboard/synth plus 2 magical voices!
This had me in tears. So powerful.
Greenmachine305 -- me, too. Me, too.
What spooks me is that I literally feel that I'm being transported back in time.
Damn boi
Me too
Same
It is hard to find words to describe the their talent, their harmony.
through my research of "the past" I have noticed numerous people define this time in the world by referencing this concert. It seems to be a very important moment for a whole generation.
I just love this song always and forever. I am 50 yrs old and it brings me to my knees in tears. Thank you S&G for bringing such beauty to a cruel world of today ❤️
Thank you for this beautiful song, thank you for both of you, simply the best forever.
This song and sound of silence are my two favorite songs by Simon and Garfunkel. Their harmonies are like no other and never will be. Such two amazing artists. Music will live on Forever
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Simon & Garfunkel Scarborough Fair
Who's watching this in 2021 like me?
Memories of those far-off day?
Memories tinged with sadness ?
Reminiscences and Memories crowded your mind?
Long lost friend?
or heyday of your life?
I want hear your stories.
Yep, 53 this year, oh wishing I was young and carefree again, knowing what I know now, maybe changing lots of things I would do in future years .
@@yasminmant2666
I do hope so !
Me.. From Scotland 🏴. I love them
@@karenthomas4575
I hear you.
I saw the show back in 1983 in switzerland and then about 20 years later again in switzerland with my mother.
I'm now 56 now, my mother 76.
they just have something so special about them.. I can’t even explain but it’s like they are able to put all human emotions, all the pains and joys of literally every human ever of all time, into just one song. and a single guitar and their voices are perfectly able to reflect all that, by themselves. genius.
i concur
Came for the capo position, stayed for the music. Just the most beautiful guitar song.
When I was a kid, I used to sit on the stairs overlooking the forest behind my house and dive into dream worlds. It was simply magnificent and fascinating.
Perfection. Art's high voice ,Paul hamonising beautifully together with him, The acoustic and the bass with space to weave in with such impact and the synth with beautiful atmospherics. Superb beyond words.
They were the best of the best. They were singing just like in the recording. Not many singers sing the way the song in the records has made them famous.
Remember hearing this for the first time in 1966. Still unbelievably moving. Time it was... A time of innocence...preserve your memories
They're all that's left you.
It’s so haunting and beautiful, two exceptional singers producing harmonies to die for.
An old English song from Centuries ago,but Simon brought it back to life & Garfunkel's golden Angelic voice carries it onward to future centuries.An incredible moment in history,not sure we will ever see or here the likes of them again.
Yes, an already beautiful song made even more magical with the gorgeous voices!
To be fair (no pun intended) Paul Simon picked it up from Martin Carthy - one of our all time great folk masters - in the 60s when he came over for a visit.
@@phillipcooperUK hi , thank you, I used listen to Martin carthy back in the good old days , hope he's on RUclips.
Watched from Phuket Island 🏝Thailand 🇹🇭😍❤♥👌🏻💕💖💝💐👍🏻🙏🏻🇹🇭 my favorite song ever ❤♥💕💙💗
Thank you BBC 2 for the FANTASTIC documentary last weekend which showed how Bridge Over Troubled Water got to be made, back in 1970. So many great songs!!
Yes wasn’t it wonderful - how weird it was as well to see them older and reflecting back. It was such a good watch.
You know if you're randomly singing and someone comes up and joins and you hit harmony for a few precious seconds and you can't stop smiling and you don't want it to end. They must have felt that feeling all of their lives.
Hello Karen, that’s nice to hear from you
Is this your favorite song ??
你哋的歌半个世紀了，仍然那麽好聽！多謝！多謝！❤
Always these sad eyes of Paul. Such a Master.
My exgirlfriend's stepson looks quite similar. He's an eastern Turkish-Swiss mix, I think. Simon and Garfunkel are of course Ashkenazi Jewish.
Simon and Garfunkel : 2 beautiful and brilliant friends singing beautiful songs to make the world a more beautiful place - Bless their hearts .
I grew up in the 60s & 70s collecting the music of these two geniuses in cassettes ,anybody remember those??
agustin iglesias .....I (still) have their LP of “Bridge Over Troubled Water” from that long-ago time.
arts sweetest voice and pauls most delicate acoustic guitar are the best combo we can imagine on the planet