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Punky’s Dilemma: Simon and Garfunkel

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5 Comments on “Punky’s Dilemma: Simon and Garfunkel”

  2. im6's avatar im6 Says:

    March 10, 2014 at 2:21 pm

    I believe I’ve commented on this song before. I may have even linked a comment to a YouTube video of it. I’ve always liked it, but I didn’t realize it until today that this may well be my very favorite S&G song. It is just what I needed today — a happy little tune to help wipe away the Monday cobwebs and make a gray day a little less gloomy. And it worked! So, for now, this is my fave S&G (and will be until I next hear “Parsley, Sage…” or “America” or…)

    • katry's avatar katry Says:

      March 10, 2014 at 2:33 pm

      im6,
      I hadn’t heard this in a while and the food references were perfect for today. The song is perky and fun and every Monday can use perky and fun.

      It must have been on the old Coffee as I haven’t played it on this one. Come to find out I have, however, played Cloudy three times. I’ll have to check better.

      Favorite? I could probably not pick one though Old Friends carries the most memories. Well, maybe, Chelsea Morning might just be my favorite. I had that album in Africa and came to love it.

  3. im6's avatar im6 Says:

    March 10, 2014 at 2:46 pm

    Ah, it may have been Cloudy I was thinking of — another of those “today’s favorite” songs of theirs. Now… it my finest, most diplomatic, least judgmental way… are you SURE Chelsea Morning might be your favorite S&G song? Or were you just saying that Chelsea Morning carries the most memories of Africa?

    • katry's avatar katry Says:

      March 10, 2014 at 2:52 pm

      im6,
      I think the images in Chelsea Morning are amazing, but it’s true: the album carries lots of memories. Her oranges in Chelsea Morning are always green in my mind-just as they are in Ghana. We played that album just about every night.

      I think I’d be hard-pressed to find a favorite song.


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