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Paul Simon's 'So Beautiful or So What' Deluxe Edition Box Set
Paul Simon's 'So Beautiful or So What' Deluxe Edition Box Set

Paul Simon's So Beautiful or So What was produced by Phil Ramone and Simon himself, with liner notes contributions from Elvis Costello. Simon called the album his "best work in 20 years." Snag your own copy of the deluxe box set – a limited run of 1,000 copies – by entering for a chance to win in our Rolling Stone sweepstakes. See official rules here.

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