Bob Dylan and Paul Simon were folk contemporaries in New York City in the 1960s, and the duo shared a pop hero from Britain.

Why was Bob Dylan giggling through a Simon & Garfunkel show? And did Dylan pretend not to know who Simon was? There may never ...

Comparison is a necessary evil in the music industry that not even mega-stars like Paul Simon could avoid, especially when the songwriter’s contemporaries were immensely talented artists like Bob ...

Three weeks ago, Paul Simon played Pinewood Bowl, his first Lincoln concert since the 1960s. But he wasn’t touring on nostalgia, playing the old songs for the fans who had been with him for decades.

Music Icon, 83, Once Rejected Bob Dylan's Cover — 'I Didn't Like His Version' originally appeared on Parade. In the early '60s, Simon & Garfunkel became one of the biggest duos in music, dominating ...