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A CAPACITY crowd yelled for more from Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel but the singing legends had eyes for only one member of the audience last night.

It was the last concert of their hugely successful Australian tour and everyone knew there was something special going down.

Eight-year-old Jadzia Hunter sat enthralled in her $359 front row seat as the duo blew kisses and waved at her throughout their emotion-charged performance giving her a night she will probably remember forever. Читать далее »

Ordinary Joe … Paul Simon stroll Sydney / The Daily Telegraph

HE’S one of the biggest names in popular music history but Paul Simon had the air of an absolutely ordinary Joe when he went for a stroll around The Rocks yesterday.

Fresh from his first Sydney concert with Art Garfunkel since 1983, the New York-based songwriter and performer left his hotel with a minder at noon.

But he went unnoticed by other camera toting tourists as he walked along Circular Quay before entering the Museum Of Contemporary Art - apparently on the advice of the hotel concierge.

Simon spent 40 minutes taking in exhibitions, before emerging and making his way back to his nearby hotel.

Two fans - one old, one young - were waiting with original vinyl records of Simon and Garfunkel, and he happily signed them.

The pair performed their second Sydney concert last night, and will play one more on Tuesday.

A SIMON and Garfunkel concert feels like one big nostalgic sigh.

It’s that comfortable feeling you get from being with two guys who, throughout the course of their long careers, have created songs that have become the soundtracks to our lives.

Fans had been holding their collective breaths for 26 years, since the duo last performed in this country. Читать далее »

Photo by Courier Mail, Rob Maccoll