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Bookends

album by Simon and Garfunkel
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  • Simon and Garfunkel
    Simon and Garfunkel
    / Bookends

    The stark black-and-white cover of Bookends (1968) reflected Simon’s ever-developing themes of alienation and loneliness. It was the first album for which Simon and Garfunkel were credited as producers (alongside longtime engineer Roy Halee), and it seemed surprisingly cohesive in light of the first…

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    The stark black-and-white cover of Bookends (1968) reflected Simon’s ever-developing themes of alienation and loneliness. It was the first album for which Simon and Garfunkel were credited as producers (alongside longtime engineer Roy Halee), and it seemed surprisingly cohesive in light of the first…

    Read More