>> ladies and gentlemen, simon & garfunkel! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: half a million people crammed onto the lawn that night to see the duo together again. ? and here's to you mrs. robinson ? ? jesus loves you more than you will know ? ? whoa, whoa, whoa ? >> it was a total through the city like that. there was something -- something quite extraordinary about it. >> reporter: art garfunkel, however, wasn't so sure. >> we came off stage, and i said to artie, how do you think we did? and he said, "disaster." >> really? >> it was like a giant hit. and so were simon's solo songs. he had plenty after the break-up, enough to bring an even bigger crowd back to central park in 1991. ? mama don't take my kodachrome away ? but nothing was quite as popular or quite as different as his south african-influenced "graceland." ? i can call you betty and betty when you call me you can call al ? ? people say she's crazy ? ? she got diamonds on the soles of her shoes ? >> it was the biggest learning experience of my musical life, no qu

. ♪ ♪ simon and garfunkel singing america in new york central park in the summer of 1981.ard to this past summer, when paul simon released a new album to wide acclaim. he is a music legend, but hardly a complacent one. here again is lee cowan. >> to watch paul simon is to watch a big band leader in action. >> he has some of the best musicians in the world at his fingertips. . >> and when it is time to play -- they create a sound that is uniquely >> in my music is containing more and more elements from i am just sort of dragging along this big bag of sounds that i have been collecting. >> reporter: sounds and not just the silent ones have always spoken to paul simon. >> these are it have naahize. they go -- >> he has shelves full of exotic instruments at his studio, at his home in the connection country side. >> i use it like this. like a schisch sound. >> each one of them, an auditory muse. >> i always called it a twanger but it turns out it's from, i think, india and it is called a gopichand. >> you will hear it very clearly on the first song off simon's 13th solo studio

together. >> their often rocky collaboration ended thinking about simon and garfunkel. but given the span of years of my career, it's only a relatively small proportion so -- >> does it feel like ancient history, sort of? >> you know, nothing feels like ancient history. it's one of the cliches of getting older, it's like you remember everything as if it just happened. >> at the end of this field way back there is another path and that was also completely filled. >> how could he forget their massive reunion in central park back in 1981. >> ladies and gentlemen, simon and garfunkel! half a million people crammed on to the lawn that night to see the duo to -- the duo together again. ? and here's to you, mrs. robinson, jesus loves you more than you will know, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> it was a totally peaceful scene and it sort of spread through the city like that. there was something quite extraordinary about it. >> art garfunkel, however, wasn't so sure. >> when we came off stage and i said to artie, well, how do you think we did? and he said disaster. >> really? >> yeah. >> t

simon and garfunkel singing ama in new york central park in t summer of 1981. a new aum to wid acclaim. he is a music legend, but hardly a complacent one. here again is lee cowan. >> to watch paul s is t watch a big band leader in action. >> he has some of the best musicians in the world at his fingertips. . >> and when it is time -- they crea a sound that is uniquely his. >> in my music is containingmorm just sort of dragging along this big bag of sounds that i have been collecting. spoken to paul simon. >> these are it have naahize. they go -- >> heashelves full of exotic instrumes at his studio, at his home in the connection country side. >> i use it like this. like a schisch sound. eacone of them, an auditory muse. but it turns out it's from, i think, iia and it is called a gopichand. >> you will hear it very clearly on the first song off simon's 13th solo studio album. >> he calls it the werewolf. >> and when i heard it, it sounded ke the werewolf is coming. the werewolf. from. >> milwaukee, man, lead a fairly decent life, made a fairly decent livin had ar

>> denise: art garfunkel is in northeast ohio performing at the hard rock rocksino. you can expect to hear old favorites here. plenty of seats door. >>. >> machine gun kelly plays cleveland performing at the house of blues sunday and monday night. >>> a few tickets remain for the two shows. they added a show after christmas. >> what's up. >> we're back. >> i know. >> trying to get another record. >>> harlem globetrotters are back with a new world tour and 250 cities at the q in cleveland. it is the second stop. tuesday december 22 and one at 6:00 tickets are on sale right now. so much fun to watch. >> how do they do those tricks. >> i am always afraid to break a nail. >> coming up in the next half hour here. this is the day a lot of people are waiting for. fantastic beastla theaters. we have a behind-the-scenes >> denise: check out this video. the first snow of the season for colorado. at least inches on the ground in denver. there were reports of black ice on the roads this morning. long out there. the forecast calls for 67 and sunny by sunday. they're getting like

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the one with the simon and garfunkel background, very effective at. host: do you know the ad question mark -- add? yes, really effective. there are a number of ads that were not officially put out by the center's campaign that were made by individuals with editing software that went viral as well. in a lot of cases, we are starting to see the internet being able to democratize this kind of ad type message making. host: line for democrats, go ahead. i just wanted to bring up the clinton campaign ad that andrelated to the generals former bush advisers that were not supporting donald trump. i thought that was a powerful ad . i thought it was a bit reminiscent of the 1964 ad by the johnson campaign. i am familiar with the 60 -- and the ability of clinton to bring forth officers on her behalf. of course, we have also had trump bringing forth his former generals. some people are a little concerned about the extent to which we are seeing some politicization of military officers in this case. one more add that when ad thathis cycle ,an contributed to a lot of

season was bernie sanders ad, which i think harken back to the reagan ad, the one with the simon and garfunkelround, very effective ad. host: patrick meirick, do you know the ad? guest: yeah, you know i do. really pretty effective. in fact, there were a number of ads not officially put out by the clinton campaign made by individuals with editing software that went viral, as well. and and in a lot of cases we're starting to see the internet be able to democratize this kind of ad type message making. host: to pat, baltimore, maryland, line for democrats. go ahead. caller: hi. i want to bring up the clinton campaign ad that was related to the generals and former bush advisors that were not supporting donald trump. i thought that was a powerful ad, a bit reminiscent of the 1964 ad by the johnson campaign, like confessions of a republican. people are concerned about the extent to which we are seeing po liticization of military officers in this case. host: for the viewers, one more ad went viral this cycle. an ad that contributed to a lot of attention being focused on this race, important senate rac