Simon & Garfunkel The Concert in Central Park (1982) is a beautifully nostalgic and emotionally charged live album that captures the duos legendary reunion in front of a massive New York City crowd. Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel deliver stunning renditions of their classic hits, including The Sound of Silence, Bridge Over Troubled Water, and Mrs. Robinson, with warm harmonies and a full backing band adding new depth to the arrangements. Simons solo material, like Kodachrome and American Tune, seamlessly fits into the setlist. Balancing intimacy with grandiosity, this album is a timeless document of one of folk rocks most beloved duos reconnecting with their audience.

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A1 Mrs. Robinson
A2 Homeward Bound
A3 America
A4 Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard
A5 Scarborough Fair
B1 April Come She Will
B2 Wake Up Little Susie
B3 Still Crazy After All These Years
B4 American Tune
B5 Late In The Evening
C1 Slip Slidin' Away
C2 A Heart In New York
C3 Kodachrome / Mabellene
C4 Bridge Over Troubled Water
D1 Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover
D2 The Boxer
D3 Old Friends
D4 The 59Th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
D5 The Sound Of Silence