Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 5月23日 12時09分

"The first songs Simon and Garfunkel sang together were doo-wop hits, but soon they were singing their own songs. One of those was 'Hey, Schoolgirl,' which the duo recorded in 1957. An agent of Big Records present at the session signed them on the spot. Calling themselves Tom and Jerry, they had a Top 50 hit with 'Hey, Schoolgirl' and appeared on 'American Bandstand.' Garfunkel estimates the record sold 150,000 copies. When a few follow-ups flopped, Tom and Jerry split up. When they met again in 1962, Garfunkel was studying architecture after trying to record as Arty Garr, and Simon was studying English literature but devoting most of his time to writing and selling his songs. In 1964 Simon, who had just dropped out of law school and quit his job as a song peddler for a music publishing company, took one of his originals to Columbia Records producer Tom Wilson. Wilson bought the song and signed the Everly Brothers-influenced duo." From rollingstone.com. Photograph by James Kriegsmann #SimonAndGarfunkel #PaulSimon #ArtGarfunkel

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