Homeward Bound (66 page)

Joyce, James

Juluka

“Just a Boy”

Kane, Paul (Paul's pseudonym)

Kasem, Casey

Kaslin, Ben

“Kathy's Song”

Kavan, Stan

Keaton, Diane

“Keep the Customer Satisfied”

Kennedy, John F.

Kennedy, Robert F.

Kennedy Center Honors

Kew Gardens Hills

Khumalo, Vusi

King, Carole

King, Coretta Scott

King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Kingston Trio

Kinks

Kirshner, Don

Kissinger, Henry

Klein, Howie

Klores, Dan

Knechtel, Larry

Knipschild, Harry

Koch, Ed

“Kodachrome”

Kong, Leslie

Kooper, Al

Kornfeld, Barry

Kramer, Jeff

Kramer vs. Kramer
(film)

Krause, Elaine

Krause, Paul

Ku Klux Klan

Kumalo, Bakithi

La Bamba
(film)

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

Lagunoff, Marvin

Landau, Jon

Landis, Jerry (Paul's pseudonym)

Landis, Sue

Lapp, George

La Salle Junior High School

Lassus, Orlande de

“Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream”

“Late Great Johnny Ace, The”

“Late in the Evening”

launderette sessions

Laurie Records

Layton, Tom (Len Chiriaka)

Lead Belly

Leader, Bill

“Leaves That Are Green”

Led Zeppelin

Lee, Amos

Lee, Bill

Lee, Eugene

Lee, Victoria

Leiber, Jerry

Lennon, John

Let It Be

“Let Me Steal Your Heart Away”

“Let the Water Run Down”

Levin, Tony

Levy, Mark

Lewis, Jerry Lee

Lewis, Mort

Lieberman, Robert

Lieberson, Goddard

“Like a Rolling Stone”

Linda, Solomon

Lindsay-Hogg, Michael

Linkletter, Art

“Lion Sleeps Tonight, The (Wimoweh)”

Little Richard

Little Sandy Review

Loesser, Frank

Logan, William

Lomax, Alan

London Telegraph

“Loneliness”

“Lone Teen Ranger, The”

Long Island Star-Journal

Lopez, Priscilla

Lorna Music

Los Angeles Times

Los Incas

Los Lobos

“Love and Hard Times”

“Loves Me Like a Rock”

Lovin' Spoonful

Lozano, Conrad

Lucas, George

Lucky 13 Shades of Val Doonican, The

Lymon, Frankie

Lynn, Gail

MacColl, Ewan

MacDougall, Allan

Madison Records

Madonna

Mainzer, Gertrude

Makeba, Miriam

Make Believe Ballroom, The
(radio show)

Malaco Studios

“Mallachy's”

Manchester, Melissa

Mandela, Nelson

Mandelker, Larry

Mann, Manfred

“Man of Constant Sorrow”

Marks, Edward B., Music

Marley, Bob

Marsh, Dave

Marsh, George

Marshall, Penny

Martell, Paul

Martin, Beverley

Martin, Gavin

Masekela, Barbara

Masekela, Hugh

Maslin, Janet

Matching Songs of the British Isles and America

May, Elaine

“Maybelline”

Maytals

Mazzola, Marco

“Mbube”

McCarthy, Eugene

McCartney

McCartney, Linda

McCartney, Paul

McCausland, David

McCurdy, Ed

McDermott, John J.

Mcerwa, Thami

McGinis, Sid

McGovern, George

McGowan, Cathy

McGuinn, Roger (Jim)

Mchunu, Sipho

McLaren, Malcolm

McTell, Ralph

“Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard”

Melba Records

Melody Maker

Meredith, James

Merenstein, Bess

Merenstein, Charlie

Merenstein, Harriet

Merenstein, Ike

Merenstein, Ronnie

MGM Records

Michaels, Lorne

Midler, Bette

Midnight Cowboy
(film)

Mighty Clouds of Joy

Milchberg, Jorge

Miller, Steve, Blues Band

Millett, Kate

Mills Brothers

Milner, Richard

Mississippi, University of

Mobley, Hank

“Monster Mash”

Monterey Pop

Monty Python's Flying Circus

Moog, Robert

Moonglows

Moreira, Airto

Morello, Joe

Morris, Mark

“Most Peculiar Man”

“Mother and Child Reunion”

Mothers of Invention

Motloheloa, Forere

“Motorcycle”

“Mrs. Robinson”

“Mr. Tambourine Man”

Murray the K

Music of Bulgaria

Music Operators of America

“My Baby, She's Gone”

“My Little Town”

“Mystery Train”

Mystics

Naishtat, Elliott

Nascimento, Milton

Nash, Graham

National Educational Television

National Student Editorial Affairs Conference

N'Dour, Yousou

Nederlander, James L.

Nelson, Tracy

Nevins, Don

New Bohemians

Newman, Fred

Newman, Randy

New Musical Express

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival

Newport Folk Festival

Newsday

New Show, The
(TV show)

Newsweek

New York Daily News

New Yorker

New York Post

New York Times

New-York Tribune

New York University

New York World-Telegram and Sun

New York Yankees

Nguini, Vincent

Nichols, Mike

Nicholson, Jack

“Night Game”

Nixon, Richard M.

“Noise”

“Now Is Goodbye”

Nyro, Laura

Oak Ridge Boys

“Obvious Child, The”

O'Connor, John J.

O'Donoghue, Michael

“Oh, Marion”

Olatunji, Babatunde

“Old Friends”

Olodum, Banda

“O Mary Don't You Weep”

“On Drums and Other Hollow Objects” (Simon short story)

“One Man's Ceiling Is Another Man's Floor”

“One-Trick Pony”

One-Trick Pony
(film)

soundtrack album

“Only Living Boy in New York, The”

Onward Brass Band

Oppenheim, David

Orenstein, Harold

Oriole Records

Orioles

Orth, Maureen

Osborn, Joe

Ostin, Mo

“Our Song”

“Overs”

Page, Patti

Palmieri, Eddie

“Papa Hobo”

Papp, Joseph

“Paranoia Blues”

Parcher, Peter

Parker, Alan

Parker, Junior

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme

Parsons Junior High School

Pattern Music Ltd.

“Patterns”

Paul Simon

Paul Simon 1964–1993

Paul Simon Songbook, The

Paul Simon Special, The
(TV show)

Paupers

Paxton, Tom

Payne, John

“Peace Like a River”

“Peggy-O”

Pelligrini, Angel

Pelligrini, Ida

Penguins

People

People's Songs
(Lomax and Seeger)

Pep-Tones.
See
Sparks

Perez, Louie

Peter, Paul, and Mary

Phillinganes, Greg

Phillips, John

Phiri, Ray

Pickett, Boris

Pickett, Wilson

Piepe, Ariel

Piepe, Judith

Piepe, Tony

Pilgrims

Pizzarelli, Bucky

Playboy

“Play Me a Sad Song”

Play Misty for Me
(film)

“Please Don't Tell Her/Him”

“Poem on an Underground Wall, A”

Pollack, Ron

“Positively 4th Street”

Presley, Elvis

“Pretty Baby”

Price, Cecil

Prince, Harold

Proby, P. J.

“Proof”

Prosen, Sid

Public Broadcast Laboratory
(TV show)

Public Theater

Puerto Ricans

Puerto Rico

“Puleng”

“Punky's Dilemma”

“Put My Little Shoes Away”

Queens College

Follies

“Quiet”

R&S Publishing

Rabinowitz, Sol

Radner, Gilda

“Rag Doll”

Ragtime
(Doctorow)

Ramone, Phil

“Rang Tang Ding Dong (Japanese Sandman)”

Rascals

Ratliff, Ben

Rawls, Lou

Ready, Steady, Go!
(TV show)

Reagan, Ronald

Record Mirror

Redding, Otis

Redlener, Irwin

“Red Rubber Ball”

Reed, Lou

Reid, Daphne Maxwell

Reiner, Rob

Reinhardt, Django

Renbourn, John

“Rene and Georgette Magritte with Their Dog After the War”

Reynolds, Debbie

Rhythm of the Saints

“Richard Cory”

Richards, Keith

Rickey, Carrie

Rivers, Johnny

Robert and Johnny

Roberts, Julia

Roberts, Tony

Robeson, Paul

Robinson, Edwin Arlington

Robinson, Smokey

Roche, Maggie and Terre

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Paul's solo induction (2001)

S&G induction (1990)

twenty-fifth-anniversary concert (2009)

Rockefeller, Nelson

Rockin' Dopsie and the Twisters

Rockwell, Norman

“Rock with Me Tonight”

Rodgers, Jimmie

Roeg, Nicholas

Rogers, Ginger

Rolling Stone

Rolling Stones

Ronstadt, Linda

Roosevelt, Eleanor

Rosas, Cesar

Roseland Ballroom

Rosen, Al

Rosenthal, Hilton

Rostova, Mira

Roth, Arlen

Roth, Philip

Rotolo, Suze

“Roving Gambler”

Royal Blue Singers

Royal Swedish Academy of Music

Rubin, Alton, Sr.

Rudman, Kal

Rugg, David

Run-DMC

“Run that Body Down”

Sabal-Lecco, Armand

Sabal-Lecco, Felix

“Sahara Sarah”

“Sail Away”

Sainte-Marie, Buffy

Sam and Dave

Samwell-Smith, Paul

Sanborn, David

San Francisco Chronicle

Saturday Night Live
(
SNL
)

“Save the Life of My Child”

“Scarborough Fair/Canticle”

Scatterlings

Scharf, Stu

Schechter, Danny

Schisgal, Murray

Schlesinger, John

Schreiber, Cobi

Schulman, Ettie (grandmother)

Schulman, Suniel “Sam” (grandfather)

Schwartz, Brian

Schwerner, Michael

“Scotch and Soda”

Sebastian, John

Sedaka, Neil

Sedov, Boris

Seeger, Peggy

Seeger, Pete

Seekers

Segovia, Andrés

“Seven O'Clock News/Silent Night”

Sexual Politics
(Millett)

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Shabalala, Joseph

Shales, Tom

Shampoo
(film)

Shankar, Ravi

Shannon, Molly

Shaw, Artie

“Sh-Boom”

Shelton, Robert

“She Moves On”

Shirinda, General M. D.

Shuster, Rosie

“Shy”

“Side of a Hill, The”

Siegel, Bugsy

Simms, Lee (Louis Simon's pseudonym)

Simon, Adrian (son)

Simon, Bella Schulman “Belle” (mother)

Simon, Carly

Simon, Eddie (brother)

Simon, Gabriel (son)

Simon, Harper (son)

Simon, John

Simon, Louis (father).
See also
Simms, Lee

death of

early life of

musical career of

relationship with Paul

teaching career of

Simon, Lucy

Simon, Lulu (daughter)

Simon, Paul (grandfather)

Simon, Paul Frederic.
See also
Simon and Garfunkel;
and specific albums, concerts, songs, and tours

aging and later career of

art collection and

audio letter to Kathy

awards and honors

BAM series on

baseball and

birth of

Broadway show
Capeman
and

Broadway show
Jimmy Shine
and

business ventures and

as camp counselor

Central Park concerts and

childhood and family background of

children and

civil rights and

Concert Event of a Lifetime and

contract with CBS/Britain as solo artist

contract with Columbia lost

contract with Columbia signed

contract with Prosen

contract with Warner ends

critics on

decides on musical career

depression and

doo-wop group of

Dylan and

early musical interests and

early music career of, and Merenstein

early music career of, as Jerry Landis

 

early performing with Artie as Kane and Garr

early performing with Artie as Tom and Jerry

early secret solo record