“Your Forgiveness” - Paul Simon (LIVE on The Late Show)
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Music legend Paul Simon treats The Late Show audience to a rare and intimate performance of “Your Forgiveness,” a song from his latest album, “Seven Psalms.” Learn more about the album, which is meant to be experienced as one continuous piece, on Paul’s website: sevenpsalms.pa... and check out the documentary, "In Restless Dreams," from director Alex Gibney streaming March 17 on MGM+.
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The man is a human treasure. Thank you, Stephen Colbert, for giving him all this time and space and respect here.
@@MarkRosasco-fi9tj We all need courtesy and respect.
Calm down snowflake.@@MarkRosasco-fi9tj
@@MarkRosasco-fi9tj You do realise that Mr Simon was availing himself of Colbert's mainstream television audience to promote his new album, don't you?
@@MarkRosasco-fi9tj Colbert was hosting Paul Simon on Colbert’s show and Colbert was graciously and generously hosting Paul Simon in a special format that honored and respected Paul Simon as the supreme artist that he is. The choice to have Paul Simon as a guest on Colbert’s show and to honor him in this way was Colbert’s choice and it was not a right to which Paul Simon’s artistry or legend entitles him.
As for who needs who, we all need each other. In this case, we need to hear the wisdom and artistry of Paul Simon; Paul Simon needs us, his audience, to hear and appreciate the beauty of his talent; and both Paul Simon and we, the audience, need Colbert to make this platform available for such sublime artistry to be expressed and appreciated. There is no “need” among these three aspects that is superior to the other, as the beautiful experience that was witnessed in this video would not have existed without any one of the three aspects missing. Like three legs on a stool, we all need each other for the stool to be strong and provide support.
Don’t mind Mark. He has a disorder
Genius. The Rembrandt of music. The Picasso of poetry.
He presents us with nectar of the fruit of our life... in a drop of water.
I feel so lucky to have had his songs to listen to in the many stages of my life.
took me to a sacred place... the solemnity, the lost memory of his pop history, the earnest performance. Shivering, as if I just heard a large choir...
Yes
Literally shivering indeed...love him ❤️
“All of life’s abundance in a drop of condensation.” indeed. This conversation must be archived, available to future generations. Priceless. 🌞🤸🏾♂️🫶🏻
Paul shows that he is still as creative or more than when he was young. Genius is ageless. Thanks Paul and Stephen from Spain.
Pual takes my soul for a ride every time I hear him. Thanks Stephen!
Have loved him for decades!
What a beautiful gift
Thank you Paul Simon, for this and all the years of your talent. Grateful forever fan.👏💌
"Two billion heartbeats and out, or does it all begin again..." Sublime lyrics from one of the greatest poets of our time
Unlike many of Paul's contemporaries who elicit cringes when performing he is still a delight to listen to. Great guitar playing, voice in pitch with a seasoned vibrato, slight falter at the end, he is still as viable an artist now as he was 50+ years ago. Love Paul Simon. Thank you SC from SC for letting the appearance be about him and not you until he asked you a question. This had better be on your highlight reel when its all over.
Deep and oh so sweet…magical, spiritual, eternal. Very grateful. Thank you….✨
Incredible. Paul still has it!!
Total legend and a great interview! That’s how you talk to a national treasure. Total respect!
Yes - nailed it!
No special effects, no auto tune, no backing vocals, no click track to keep time…. A guy in his 80’s who can mesmerize a crowd with his voice and a guitar.
Exactly that!
AMEN !!!
I agree. What a talent. Sadly I think only someone with the reputation of Paul Simon could pull this off. Were it an upcoming artist I don't think they would have done it.
He is a master musician and storyteller
WOW that was so profound it brought tears to my eyes. Paul Simon is a master in our times
I grew up listening to music that taught us lifes lessons in poetry. Love it want more of it
Man, Paul Simon created a mood there. That was true intimacy. No backing tracks, band, pitch correction. Not every musical guest on Colbert could do that. You are alone, voice, guitar and your words.. That's why it's so powerful. it's real. More couch performances please!
The two part series is amazing. His life’s stories and ours
Nearly 83 years old.... What a legend...
Wish you great health and longevity. Thank you for your music.
Much needed art, beauty and spirituality in these troubled times. Thank you, Paul Simon...
beautiful! spiritual sonic poetry
I am simply blown away with how humble, creative, and insightful Paul Simon is, and it all seems to come together in this one song.
Undisputed and indispensable father of the songwriting.
Incredible.
And kudos to Stephen's crew for just focusing on Paul. There were no annoying cutaways, or pans to the audience. It was simply a joy to sit and listen. Stephen is a class act at just letting the music work the room.
Hauntingly beautiful stillness in a drop of infinite weight. Didn't know TV still did things like this. Thank you .
A magnificent comment this is!
Love your poetry, as well as his.
Music is forever; music should grow and mature with you, following you right on up until you die... Great number Al! 👑🙏
Thank you again, Paul, for resounding our spirit. You arose, merry, parsing as a sage of thyme.
He has been with us for so long we may take him for granted, which would be a shame. He was so good as a young man, yet through the decades he has continued to produce wonderful music, to continue to grow, to move and delight listeners the world over. "All of life's abundance in a drop of condensation..."--what a line!
Wow! Precise notes and words 🤯!
Paul Simon is, IMO, America’s _GREATEST_ songwriter ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Sound of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, The Boxer, An American Tune, Still Crazy, Me and Julio, Graceland, Diamonds on the Sole of Her Shoes, Slip Sliding Away, Mrs Robinson, So Long Frank Lloyd Wright . . . => add your favorite below =>
You named many, but I remember "flying my bike passed the gates of the factory" in My Little Town.
Kodachrome, Duncan, The Boxer… his voice has a resonance that is truly special. Paul’s music was an important part of my teenage years. Thanks…
I Am a Rock
Loves Me Like a Rock.
Allergies, Rene and Georgette Magritte with their dog after the war, Think too much (b), The late great Johnny Ace. All from Hearts and Bones. 🤗
Yes! Paul Simon, still got that superb talent! Pay attention people, not everyone with some age loses it, most just keep getting better, like Paul!
Thank you Paul 🌅
❤❤❤❤Braught me to tears Paul. Glorious. Bittersweet epiphanies flow.
There’s nothing like a masterful artistic musician in their later years. All of that life experience shapes the music and the performance. It’s something so raw and wise and beautiful.
The oldest singers have the most honest voices
Comparable to Leonard Cohen in his progression from "Suzanne" and "So Long, Marianne" to "Hallelujah" and "Dance Me to the End of Love".
Not only one of the best songwriters, but one of the best guitarists.
The dude hasn't slowed a bit. Just him and his guitar.
This is incredible musicianship...look at him go. That was fantastic. None better...
A beautiful sense & humor & calming all at once!
I love it when somebody can play instrument, sing , and tell a story that make you listen.
Paul is one of the greatest guitar storyteller. ✌🏽👍🏽
Top 3 lyricist ever 🥰
With one instrument, one voice, he owned all the feeling in the room
Check out Ren.
Don’t forget troubadour Gordon Lightfoot!
A lifelong hero and inspiration to me. Thank you Paul ❤
Love, love, love, thank you, tears of times, love, love, love
Beautiful 🎸
Beautiful. Remarkable. Wonderful.
Love, love, love Paul Simon!! Thks so much for giving him the spotlight. The guitar was fabulous, heartfelt lyrics😊.
"Music is forever; music should grow and mature with you, following you right on up until you die."
Paul Simon
Born Paul Frederic Simon, in Newark, New Jersey, US
Paul Simon is an American singer-songwriter who brought a highbrow sensibility to rock music. 4:51
Find information on all of Paul Simon's upcoming concerts, tour dates and ticket information for 2024-2025. [Songkick] 5:05
@@Gurci28 Frederic means peace.
A timeless songwriter, a wonderful soul.
As we age, we get more introspective of what may lie ahead. What a beautiful song/psalm.
BTW, for you guitar players out there, how about the sound of that Martin!!!
Agree..and i i don’t generally care for their jingle jangle. 👍🏽
Love this album
"All of life's abundance in a drop of condensation." Profound and beautiful, not just the song itself but Simon's singing and guitar playing.
I hear you. Someone here called the lyrics a sham. Hopefully they'll reach the point where the line you quoted and "God's imagination" make sense.
Paul Simon is a legend one of my musical heroes
Thanks Stephen Colbert
Just wow! Stunning, beautiful!
They'll look back on this recording 100 years from now as a perfect little piece of music history from a legendary performer. Brilliant.
More musical guests should play on the couch
More of those who truly can, should.
"All of life's abundance in a drop of condensation." That makes me cry in awe and joy. It reminds me of Gerard Manley Hopkins, "There lives the dearest freshness deep down things." The whole world, ever fresh and ever new, deep down in a drop of condensation. I have no words.
One of my favorite poets and one of my favorite musicians. ❤
Fascinating that you mention Gerard Manley Hopkins, because I was just thinking, when Colbert mentioned the "59th Street Bridge Song," that the line "dappled & drowsy & ready to sleep" sounds like Hopkins.
Ironic that in invoking the lyricism of Hopkins and Simon, you’d end with “I have no words.”
It's startling but amazing to find others here.
I am reminded of Blake's "To see the world in a grain of sand", an idea (the universal in the particular) that seems to recur in many spiritual/ transcendental settings.
Very much an ancient Mid Eastern modal/ cantorial sound. Nice.
That was a beautiful and brilliant song.
Spellbinding. A beautiful song. Or Psalm. Bravo Mr Simon. 👏
'Your Apologies' Stephen nasty piece of work Colbert, to HRH Catherine, The Princess of Wales. There are many people who would like you to put in your resignation due to this despicable treatment of her on your show. Please think about it. Thank you. Johanna White, a two time cancer survivor.
An extraordinary artist, one of a kind…Singing to God with humbleness, modesty, sincerity and fear. Expressing his doubts and yet hopeful that the gates of heaven won’t be closed for him.
Wow! This is wonderful!
As an old man now, I find myself wishing for forgiveness, that can never come.
Thank you, Paul Simon and Stephen Colbert. Listening was joy.
Much Joy & soul - I’m tearing 😢up damn it!❤❤❤ now I just want to hear ALL my Paul S songs music 🎵 Have. Peacefully lovely 💗
Paul Simon elevated the art form with each and every album he produced. I am so amazed at the sharpness of his mind at this age. What a treasure! Brilliant song!
This man has never gotten the credit for his guitar playing skills that he deserves. Whenever you see a list of the top guitar players, it always, always ‘electric’ guitar players. Ask any guitar player and they will tell you that ‘finger picking’ is the hardest type of guitar playing to do. He does it flawlessly.
This song made me stop what I was doing and listened. Thanks, Paul.
So much respect for Paul Simon. I had been wondering lately why there weren't enough songs about being much older. I feel better now.
Thank you for the amazing interview, and this fantastic and privileged musical moment. I saw Paul in Ticino, Switzerland about 20 years ago. Aho.
Him singing it on the couch feels like something from the 70s.
It really does lol! I loved all the 70s talk shows and game shows. Beautiful song and such an intimate performance. Really enjoyed this!
It sounds like a parody, rather.
He’s one of the reasons why the 1970’s were great.
Yeah it's a direct reference to what youre referring to, but you already know that don't you?
i felt the same, the only thing missing was the fire we're all sitting around at the end of the day ~ "dip your hand in Heavens Water" 🎶🎸💜💧🌎
Wow I didn’t realize Paul Simon was so deep. I have new respect for him. And I appreciate him sharing his experience about his hearing loss which is a journey I’m on as well.
He has always been.
(where have you been the last 60 years¡?)
one of the first songs he recorded, for the first time 60 years ago this march, Sound of Silence may give a hint;) and one of the last songs as Simon & Garfunkel, Bridge over Troubled Water, plus, say, Homeward Bound or America in between, for the first five or so years in his career
Have you ever heard any of his songs???????
@@wideawake5630I liked Simon & Garfunkel but not impressed by his solo career.
Wow. What a mesmerizing performance. 👏👏👏
Really?
I play trombone & recorder in a folk ensemble that includes three guitar players. It's not that easy to play guitar masterfully like Paul does & sing eloquently at the same time. George, Canada...
Omg 😢 😱 I died!❤
Paul’s artistry, his calm nature and this performance made me cry, thank you Paul. I listen to your music whenever I need to feel at peace with the world, I love it, thank you! ✨✨✨
Wow! The way he performed that song...the thoughtful repetition of phrases, the hand gestures! He has become a rabbi, and he's giving us a teaching.
The agnostic cantor wrestles hymns that never knew their tunes.
So grateful to Colbert for sharing the time, and vice versa.
Paul Simon has enriched my life for 60 years.🙏 Thank you, Paul.🙏
Thank you, thank you, thank you! 🙏🤩♥️
So wonderfully different than everything every other song coming out right now
Paul Simon's guitar playing is always underrated.
By whom?
God bless Paul Simon. April14 2024.
Paul Simon's brilliance as a performer, writer, musician has always been mesmerizing. What a treasure to have had for all these years of my life. I hope you've found the same to be true for you too. It's almost impossible to describe the gravity and beauty of his performances over his lifetime, up to, and including today.
Better than I expected.
What a gorgeous song.
How lucky are we? ❤
Paul you are the greatest songwriter to ever grace the planet. Thank you for being a part of my life with your talent. God bless
Божественный!!!
I am without words. He is a gift. Thank you for this segment on Colbert. How deep, it touched my soul.
Mesmerizing and incredible. Thank you Paul Simon and Stephen for sharing.
Paul is love.
"She looks back to tell me she's gone, as if I didn't know that, as if I didn't know my own bed" Mr Simon is a treasure and his last three recent albums have been some of his best work. His conversational, comforting voice works it's it way through my armor and always leaves me a mess.
Love and grace poetry
Gawd. I didn't breathe for five minutes and 25 seconds. Breathtaking.
Sublime!
Thank you for your beautiful music ❤!
I just thought I'm young sitting here watching these old guys play this legendary music, just like they watched the old blues artists when they were around
"Can you imagine us, years from today: sharing a park bench, quietly? How terribly strange to be seventeen ..."
Yes wonderful 😊
@@bjackins1879 "How terribly strange to be seventy". I have passed that milestone by now, but I thought of that lyric often when I turned seventy.
Paul Simon, you will forever and always…..
Still to this day I find and watch the live Central Park concert with Simon and Garfunkel … because … this ( gestures broadly at the man with the beautiful guitar 🎸)💙💜💚
That concert never gets old. I still listen to it to when I get the chance. One of the best things about RUclips, all the music, interviews and great stuff from the 60-70s when I grew up at our fingertips!
@@cherylalt101Those were cool times!
@@ShiraLaya0312 They sure were Barbara! Simply the best lol! Have a great evening!
And a #RealBeautifulMind ❤❤❤❤
❤profound in its purview - the echoing heartbeat of the song resounds long after the string stops vibrating. Thank you Paul Simon
Yes, yes they do! Enjoy life every day bc it’s fleeting & goes by so much faster when you’re older!
Oh it’s morning here so go outside & enjoy i! What an amazing 🤩 & talented man❤
Totally amazing. I have his "7 Psalms" album, but this brings the song to a whole new level. Thanks, Stephen Colbert, for showcasing Paul!!!
Just sublime and beautiful guitar work Paul.
Pure talent, this is as good as anything Paul Simon has done, just heavenly.
Not even close to his best work. Come on, own up.
That song is heart-stoppingly beautiful! It is a psalm, a PS-psalm and I love it!
He can still sing, @ 82. :)
WOW! all I can say Is Wow!
The last nostalgic gasp of the analog age. Talent is talent and Paul Simon is an artistic genius. Still there is a case to be made for timely retirement.
On the basis of this clip, there’s no case for “timely retirement” by Paul Simon. I’m still under the spell of this song! It was masterfully presented, and he still has new things to say.
Don't get me wrong, I admire Paul Simon. But this song sounds like the cry of someone who can't accept that his time has passed. It's a dark lament, it lacks the lively optimism in the midst of sadness that used to be his trademark. The same goes for other bygone superstars who keep going into old age, like Mick Jagger, Bono, Bowie, Paul McCartney, Peter Gabriel, Leonard Cohen. Sure they're still popular and there's money to be made. But sadly I don't hear them saying much that is relevant to the present generation dealing with our current problems. A good artist should know when their time has passed and take a step back. Have strength to accept fate that we all come and go, even the most brilliant of us. Then maybe get involved in other ways. Roger Waters is a good example. His voice for justice and peace is inspiring, timely and very necessary.
Correct me if I’m wrong but this sounds like Sting or better yet something he would sing. This is not a critic, just an observation