Vinyl Album - Simon And Garfunkel - Simon And Garfunkel's Greatest Hits - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Simon And Garfunkel
Title:	Simon And Garfunkel's Greatest Hits
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	KC 31350 / PC 31350 / JC 31350
Date:	14 Jun 1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	52 Own, 3 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Simon And Garfunkel	Mrs. Robinson	P. Simon	10.0 Rate
A2	Simon And Garfunkel	For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her	P. Simon	8.5 Rate
A3	Simon And Garfunkel	The Boxer	P. Simon	9.5 Rate
A4	Simon And Garfunkel	The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)	P. Simon	9.0 Rate
A5	Simon And Garfunkel	The Sound Of Silence	P. Simon	10.0 Rate
A6	Simon And Garfunkel	I Am A Rock	P. Simon	9.5 Rate
A7	Simon And Garfunkel	Scarborough Fair / Canticle	P. Simon, A. Garfunkel	9.0 Rate
B1	Simon And Garfunkel	Homeward Bound	P. Simon	9.0 Rate
B2	Simon And Garfunkel	Bridge Over Troubled Water	P. Simon	10.0 Rate
B3	Simon And Garfunkel	America	P. Simon	9.5 Rate
B4	Simon And Garfunkel	Kathy's Song	P. Simon	7.0 Rate
B5	Simon And Garfunkel	El Condor Pasa (If I Could)	P. Simon, J. Milchberg, D. A. Robles	8.0 Rate
B6	Simon And Garfunkel	Bookends	P. Simon	6.0 Rate
B7	Simon And Garfunkel	Cecilia	P. Simon	7.0 Rate

Notes

BB Album Reviews: July 1, 1972

Produced by Paul Simon, Arthur Garfunkel and Roy Halee

A5 & A6 from the album Sounds Of Silence (1966)
A7 from the album Parsley, Sage, Rosemary And Thyme (1967)
A1, B3 & B6 from the album Bookends (1968)
A3, B2, B5 & B7 from the album Bridge Over Troubled Water (1970)
A2, A4, B1 & B4 previously unreleased live versions

Images

Number: 1411586 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Front Cover (KC 31350)	Number: 934245 Uploaded By: checkm8 Description: Front Cover variant / Catalog No. PC 31350	Number: 934246 Uploaded By: checkm8 Description: Back Cover	Number: 899755 Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Side 1 (KC 31350) (Terre Haute, IN)
Number: 899756 Uploaded By: Vinyl Fan Description: Side 2 (KC 31350) (Terre Haute, IN)	Number: 1411158 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Side One Label - Columbia, Santa Maria, CA (KC 31350)	Number: 1411161 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Side Two Label - Columbia, Santa Maria, CA (KC 31350)	Number: 934247 Uploaded By: checkm8 Description: Side 1 Label variant / Catalog No. PC 31350
Number: 934248 Uploaded By: checkm8 Description: Side 2 Label variant / Catalog No. PC 31350	Number: 1249859 Uploaded By: ajtharp Description: Side 1 (JC 31350)	Number: 1249860 Uploaded By: ajtharp Description: Side 2 (JC 31350)	Number: 1613765 Uploaded By: edlongus SUBS Description: Shrink wrap sticker
Number: 589879 HIDDEN Uploaded By: Trainman Description: Front cover

Comments and Reviews


edlongus SUBS 19th Sep 2024		I've also noticed the Stereo album take of "I Am A Rock" is not the same take as on the original Mono 45 RPM hit version, but that's a whole other conversation... ☺



thewillismon 18th Sep 2024		@edlongus I heard the "hum" in the intro and its on my copy of the Greatest Hits LP-the mono/stereo hybrid. I think its more noticeable on the 45 version. Also the vibes in the instrumental break really pop on the mono version.



edlongus SUBS 14th Sep 2024		thewillismon, when u were listening 2/timing your copy, which copy did u have (do u remember)?!? Just curious, because I have the "Bridge Over Troubled Water" album in the "Collected Works" box set, and it's all Stereo in that set. I also noticed that the Mono mix has someone humming at the beginning, after the maracas start shaking but before the lead vocals start. That humming isn't in the full Stereo versions I have heard. U can hear the humming on the direct play video below. "American Bandstand" remastered Stereo audio:



thewillismon 13th Sep 2024		Wiki states: Some pressings use the single mix from 1970; reissues use a hybrid of the single and the album version from Bridge Over Troubled Water. That's interesting, I wasn't aware of such an animal!



edlongus SUBS 13th Sep 2024		As BEATLEJOHN mentioned, "Cecilia" starts in Mono and after the instrumental break burst into Stereo, but it's the best sounding mix (in my opinion) because the rhythm section sounds like stomping instead of just drums!! It's thunderous!! It sounds a whole lot better than the pristine, weak mix on the "Bridge Over Troubled Water" Quadraphonic album (and I own a 2nd Yugoslavia Quadraphonic copy also). Here's the Mono/Stereo version:



thewillismon 13th Sep 2024		Track B7 shows a time of 2:55 but my copy times at 2:48.



edlongus SUBS 24th Mar 2018		Shrink wrap sticker scan added. My copy is the PC 31350, though the shrink wrap sticker says KC 31350.



thewillismon 9th Mar 2018		Track A1 3:51 edit with early fade



thewillismon 9th Mar 2018		The label on my LP shows track A1 "Mrs. Robinson" time of 4:02, but it actually plays at 3:51



W.B.lbl ● 31st Jul 2017		Santa Maria apparently used Pitman's label fonts and layout as seen on {Images #1411158 & 1411161}. Why Terre Haute went its own way is perhaps one of those unanswerables.



TheDroid 30th Jul 2017		Added cleaner front original cover (KC 31350) with a nod to original uploader Trainman.



TheDroid 29th Jul 2017		Added second KC 31350 label example from Santa Maria, CA. Layout appears to use same as the Pitman, NJ one referenced earlier by W.B.lbl.



BEATLEJOHN 31st Aug 2016		Strangely, every copy of this (and even into the various CD re-issues) have a mono "Cecilia" that expands into stereo on the line "Jubilation, she loves me again"...though the song is in stereo all the way through on the "Bridge:" Lp....go figure???............John



checkm8 3rd Jan 2016		Added cover and label images for catalog number PC 31350.



W.B.lbl ● 28th Nov 2015		{Images #899755 & 899756} are Terre Haute, IN. Here's how the Pitman, NJ typesetting looked like.



Vinyl Fan 28th Nov 2015		Added label scans fmc with a nod to Trainman.