If a second Oldchella happens, might the organizers finally reunite the Kinks? How about Fleetwood Mac with Lindsey Buckingham or Billy Joel and Elton John?
Aretha Franklin, whom Paul Simon also had in mind when he wrote it, performed the song at the Grammys in 1971
"I took it to mainstream radio," says Art Garfunkel. "Then Aretha so brilliantly brought it back to church"
Simon just announced a farewell gig in London this summer, but we've heard that line from him before
Reliving the Strokes' heyday, reassessing Dylan's 'gospel' phase, and taking a surreal journey with Art Garfunkel
The singer explains how he wrote 'What Is It All But Luminous' and why he doesn't expect to sing with Paul Simon ever again
From classic-rock squabbles to hip-hop diss tracks and social media wars, here are the ridiculous, rancorous conflicts that have held us rapt
Musician's 'What Is It All But Luminous: Notes From an Underground Man' comes out September 26th
Musician to continue "In Close-Up" world tour in 2017
They paired up for a widely-forgotten TV special produced by Lorne Michaels.
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