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WDAM Radio’s Hit Singles History Of Paul Simon # Artist Title Chart Position/Year Comments 01 True Taylor “True Or False” –/1958 Lou Simon (Paul’s father) – composer listed on the record. 02 Cousins “Just To Be With You” 1959 Mis-labeled as the Cosines on various reissue 45s, CDs, and Internet sites. The Cousins was the name Paul Simon & Carole King used on demos they recorded for $25 per session while attending Queen’s College. Not to be confused, as many sources are, with the Co-sines – Carole King’s group at James Madison High School. 02A Passions “Just To Be With You” #69-Rock/1959 03 Cousins “Ask Me Why” 1959 Many CD compilations, reissue 45s, and various Internet sites credit this song and #02 above to Jerry Landis (one of Paul Simon’s pseudonyms), but it is Paul Simon and Carole King as the Cousins. 04 Mystics “All Through The Night” #107-Rock/1960 Paul Simon sang second tenor on this recording as a member of this group. 05 Tico & The Triumphs “Motorcycle” #99-Rock/1962 06 Jerry Landis “The Lone Teen Ranger” #97-Rock/1963 The only hit among Paul Simon’s 30 or so recordings as Jerry Landis. 07 Paul Kane “Carlos Dominguez” –/1963 Composed while he was working at the Edward B. Marks music publishing company in the U.K. 07A Val Doonican “Carlos Dominguez” –/1964 This U.K. pop star’s non-charting version helped got Paul Simon a British publishing and recording contract. 08 Paul Simon “I Am A Rock” –/1965 The first cut on The Paul Simon Songbook LP, released only in the U.K. 09 Cupcakes “Pied Piper” –/1965 Co-composed with Richie Cordell – later a composer/co- composer of numerous Tommy James & The Shondells hits. The Cupcakes originally recorded and had numerous hits as the Cookies. 10 Paul Simon “Mother And Child Reunion” #4-Rock & AC-U.S. + From Paul Simon (#4-U.S. + #1-U.K., Norway & Finland, #5-U.K. & Australia, #2-Canada & Netherlands, #5-Australia & #37-Germany- #4-Canada, #6-New Albums/1972). Zealand & #3- Norway/1972 11 Paul Simon “Me And Julio Down By The #22-Rock & #6-AC- From Paul Simon. Schoolyard” U.S. + #15-U.K., #19-Canada, #40-Australia & #26- New Zealand/1972 12 Paul Simon “Duncan” #52-Rock & #30-AC- From Paul Simon. U.S. + #86-Australia/ 1972 13 Paul Simon “Kodachrome” #2-Rock & AC-U.S. + From There Goes Rhymin’ Simon (#2-U.S. + #7-Australia, #1-Canada, #31- #3-Canada #17-Finland. #5-France #6-Norway, #1-Sweden Australia, #8-France & #4-U.K.-Albums/1973). & #15-New Zealand/ 1973 14 Paul Simon With The Dixie “Loves Me Like A Rock” #2-Rock & #1-AC- From There Goes Rhymin’ Simon. Hummingbirds U.S. + #39-U.K., #5- Canada, #30- Australia & #27- Netherlands/1973 15 Paul Simon “American Tune” #35-Rock & #8-AC- Based on Johann Sebastian Bach – O Sacred Head from U.S./1973 the St. Matthew Passion. From There Goes Rhymin’ Simon. 16 Paul Simon “Take Me To The Mardi Gras” #7-U.K./1973 From There Goes Rhymin’ Simon. 17 Paul Simon “Something So Right” #10-France & Initially released as the B-Side of Take Me To The Mardi Netherlands/ 973 Gras before its subsequent re-release as the A-side of his next 45. From There Goes Rhymin’ Simon. 17A Annie Lennox With Paul Simon “Something So Right” #44/1995 From the Annie Lennox LP – Medusa (#11-U.S. + #1-U.K. & Canada, #5-Australia, #2-Austria, #4-Germany, #5-Italy, #7-Netherlands, #4-Sweden & #6-Switzerland- Albums/1995). 18 Paul Simon “St. Judy’s Comet” #9-France/ 1973 From There Goes Rhymin’ Simon. 19 Paul Simon [With Urubamba & “The Sound Of Silence” #97-Cashbox/ 1974 From Paul Simon in Concert: Live Rhymin' (#33-U.S. + #20- The Jessy Dixon Singers] Australia & #19-Norway-Albums/1974). 20 Paul Simon [With Phoebe “Gone At Last” #23-Rock & #9-AC- From Still Crazy After All These Years (#1-U.S. + #39- Snow & The Jessy Dixon U.S. + #95- Australia, #8-Canada, #29-Finland, #11-Netherlands, #24- Singers] Australia/1975 New Zealand, #8-Norway, #9-Sweden & #6-U.K.-Albums/ 1975). 21 Paul Simon [With Patti Austin, “50 Ways To Leave Your Lover” #1-Rock & AC-U.S. + From Still Crazy After All These Years. Phoebe Snow & Valerie #1-Canada, #27-U.K., Simpson] #35-Australia & #2-France/1975 22 Paul Simon “Still Crazy After All These Years” #40-Rock & #5-AC- From Still Crazy After All These Years. U.S. + #10-Australia & France/1976 22A Paul Simon “Still Crazy After All These Years” –/1991 From Paul Simon's Concert in the Park (#74-U.S + #91- Australia, #25-Netherlands & #60-U.K.-Albums/1991). 23 Paul Simon “Have A Good Time” #9-France/ 1976 From Still Crazy After All These Years. 24 Paul Simon [With The Oak “Slip Slidin’ Away” #5-Rock & #4-AC- From Greatest Hits, Etc. (#18-U.S., #22-Australia, #16-New Ridge Boys] U.S. + #36-U.K., #2- Zealand & #6-U.K.-Albums/1977). Canada, #35- Australia & #10- France/1977 25 Paul Simon “Stranded In A Limousine” –/1978 From Greatest Hits, Etc. 26 Paul Simon “Late In The Evening” #6-Rock & #7-AC- From his movie, One Trick Pony (#12-U.S. + #15-Australia, U.S. + #58-U.K., #23-Canada, #11-France, #6-New Zealand, #2-Norway, #9- #19-Canada, Sweden & #17-U.K.-Albums/1980). #34-Australia & #11- Netherlands/1980 27 Paul Simon “One Trick Pony” #40-Rock-U.S.1980 From One Trick Pony. 28 Paul Simon “Oh, Marion” –/1981 From One Trick Pony. 29 Paul Simon [With Randy “The Blues” #51-Rock & #36-AC- From the Randy Newman LP Trouble In Paradise (#64- Newman] U.S. + #100-Australia U.S.-Albums/1983). & #48-Netherlands/ 1983 30 Paul Simon “Allergies” #44-Rock & #26-AC- From Hearts And Bones (#35-U.S. + #99-Australia, #50- U.S./1983 Canada, #19-France, #51-Germany, #14-Netherlands, #3- Norway, #11-Sweden, #25-Switzerland & #34-U.K-Albums/ 1983). 31 Paul Simon “Think Too Much” –/1983 From Hearts And Bones, 32 Paul Simon “You Can Call Me Al” #23/1986 From Graceland (#3-U.S. + #1-Australia, Canada, France, Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland & U.K. & #7- Finland, #2-Germany, #9-Norway & #4-Sweden- Albums/1986). Grammy Award – Album Of The Year. 33 Paul Simon [With The Everly “Graceland” #81-Rock & #38 - From Graceland. Brothers] Mainstream Rock- U.S. + #98-U.K., #71- Canada, #62- Australia & #79- Netherlands/1986 34 Paul Simon “The Boy In The Bubble” #86-Rock & #15- From Graceland. Mainstream Rock- U.S. + #26-U.K., #46- Australia, & #16- Netherlands/1987 35 Paul Simon "Diamonds On The Soles Of Her #77-U.K., #69- From Graceland. Shoes" Australia & #85-New Zealand/1987 36 Paul Simon “The Obvious Child” #92-Rock & #21- From The Rhythm Of The Saints (#4-U.S. + #3-Australia, Maintream Rock-U.S. #1-Canada, #9-Finland, #22-France, #11-Germany, #2- + #15-U.K., #28- Netherlands, #6-New Zealand & Norway, #8-Sweden, #3- Canada, #42- Switzerland & #1-U.K.-Albums/1990). Australia & #12- Netherlands/1990 37 Paul Simon “Proof” #87-U.K./ 1990 From The Rhythm Of The Saints. 38 Paul Simon “Born At The Right Time” –/1990 From The Rhythm Of The Saints. 39 Paul Simon “Old” –/2000 From You’re The One (#19-U.S. + #8-Canada, #73-France, #17-Germany, #41-Netherlands, #9-Norway, #24-Sweden, #40-Switzerland & #20-U.K.-Albums/2000). 40 Paul Simon “You’re The One” –/2000 From You’re The One. 41 Paul Simon “Father And Daughter” #20-AC/2003 + #31- From The Wild Thornberrys Movie (–/2003) + also Surprise U.K/ 2006 (#14-U.S., #73-Australia, #102-France, #36-Germany, #20- Netherlands, #20-Norway, #10-Sweden, #55-Switzerland & #4-U.K.-Albums/2006). Nominated for an Academy Award. 42 Paul Simon “That’s Me” #156-U.K./ 2006 From Surprise. 43 Paul Simon “Outrageous” #194-U.K./ 2006 From Surprise. 44 Paul Simon “Getting Ready For Christmas Day” –/2010 From So Beautiful Or So What (#4-U.S. + #41-Australia, #7-Canada, #49-Finland, #38-France, #20-Germany, #6- Netherlands, #23-New Zealand, #2-Norway, #4-Sweden, #21-Switzerland & #6-U.K.-Albums/2010). 45 Paul Simon “The Afterlife” #50-Mainstream From So Beautiful Or So What. Rock/2011 46 Jerry Douglas [Featuring “The Boxer” #97-U.K./ 2012 From the Mumford & Sons LP Babel (#1-U.S. + #1- Mumford & Sons & Paul Belgium, Canada, Netherlands, Ireland, New Zealand, Simon] Norway & U.K. & #2-Australia, Austria, Germany & Switzerland & #3-South Africa, #4-Denmark & Sweden, #5- Italty, #12-Spain, #19-Finland & #97-Japan-Albums/2012). 47 Paul Simon “Wristband” –/2016 From Stranger to Stranger (#3-U.S. + #24-Australia, #4- Canada, #37-Finland, #51-France, #14-Germany, #8- Netherlands & New Zealand & #9-Norway, Sweden & Switzerland & #1-U.K.-Albums/2016). .
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    CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE DAN'S INSIDER NEWSLETTER Search this website… Paul Simon Touring U.S. in June PAUL SIMON ONSTAGE IN 2012, PHOTO: ©PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM APRIL 16, 2017 BY SOTH TEAM 7 7 0 Like Share Share Tweet Montauk resident Paul Simon and his band will play 17 cities across the United States throughout the month of June. The tour, which benefits the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation’s Half- Earth Project, begins June 1 in St. Augustine, Florida, and ends June 28 in Denver, Colorado. Sadly, there’s no New York shows. RELATED – Slip Slidin’ Away: Paul Simon Moves Montauk Bluffs Cottage Simon is still touring in support of his 13th solo studio album, Stranger to Stranger, which was released via Concord Records on June 3, 2016—almost exactly one year before his latest list of shows kicks off. Stranger to Stranger debuted at number 3 on the Billboard 200, making it Simon’s most successful debut on the chart. The album, which offers a series of experimental tracks played on instruments custom-made by composer Harry Partch, topped the UK charts and was hailed by critics. It was Simon’s first studio record since 2011’s So Beautiful or So What. Simon has threatened to retire in recent years, so one never know which tour will be his last. Don’t you miss those All for the Sea concerts at Southampton College or, going way back, his concerts at Deep Hollow Ranch in Montauk? If you can find your way outside the Empire State, his tour dates are as follows: June 1 – St.