Paul Simon - Mrs. Robinson (Dick Cavett Show 1970)

Paul Simon cuenta el proceso de creación e interpreta un fragmento de Mrs. Robinson en su paso por The Dick Cavett Show televisado originalmente el 8 de abril de 1970 por la ABC en USA.

[colbyg]

Love how the crowd let him play and didn’t start annoyingly clapping to the beat

[Lessdeth]

He was excellent in No Country for Old Men too.

[luckyvet]

Love the 60's / 70's soft spoken accent.

[miguelurdaci]

Love the way that Dick let's Simon keep talking. We need that today. Interviews with the artist's a true story not the spiced up version of things interviewers are forced to dig for these days (ironically, you got more spice the old way anyway)

[donwarnick]

Paul was one of those geniuses who somehow naturally created the most memorable songs in our lifetime

[andymassingham]

Must say that when Paul starts the intro legit and goes into the first line, the chromosomes in the universe change. How can such a deceptively simple song be so incredibly moving? Those first chord progressions are sheer poetry.

[DAZZA]

If he just played those riffs and that stuff just came" off the top of his head " as he says, that's just genius, pure and simple.

[TheSubwaysurfer]

it's not often that you can see a genius perform and let you in on his process right in front of you. what a classic interview Paul is so humble relaxed and welcoming Hes instantly likeable.

[rickmorrow]

It's interviews like this that made me a Dick Cavett fan. Best show on late night and probably the best talk show ever. An intelligent interview with one of the best songwriters of my youth.

[marytornetta]

And this my dear friends, is what musical/poetic genius looks like. Thank you Mr. Simon.

[vance]

WOA! just Woa! One of the greatest composer of our time. That man gave so much to humanity. I dont think people really fathom how much. God bless you Simon!

[petepallett]

What a fantastic clip. What a phenomenal songwriter.

[roccobierman]

We needed a complete solo acoustic version of Mrs. Robinson by Paul. Just these little snippets are so wonderful.

[anshuldinger]

if this interview date is correct (8 April 1970), thus was one day before the infamous supposed press release where Paul McCartney announced he had quit the Beatles, which makes Dick's comment that the Beatles don't perform much anymore much more interesting to me

[rachelpriestley]

His soul expresses the music, and in so doing he shows the part of him that is normally private.

[raybonesbarbonifrommiami]

Simon is a great person with beautiful voice and talent .

[yesterday]

Don’t know why but I always like the little ‘bop’ Paul does at 3:37 to make sure he’s singing in tune.

[ngabushallday]

Saw him in Dunedin, New Zealand 2013.
Still had the voice at 71 and had everyone singing along, as you would.

[leonardoromero]

Great interviewing where you are learning more about the artist and their insights on recording. Much different then how interviews are conducting today where we are wrapped in their celebrity rather than their talent and ways of thinking.

[julieannemichelle]

I love to hear stories behind a well written song.❤️