PS Discography

Year	Studio Album information	Nbr Tracks	Cover
1965	Solo	12
1965	The Paul Simon Songbook (not released in the US until 2004) May 6, 1965: Paul Simon’s first solo album, T’he Paul Simon Songbook,’ is released in the U.K. on CBS Records. It never sees the light of day in the U.S.	12 or 14
1972	Paul Simon January 2, 1972: Paul Simon’s self-titled album is released a year after the breakup of Simon and Garfunkel. It yields two popular singles: “Mother and Child Reunion” (#4) and “Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard (#22).	12
1973	There Goes Rhymin' Simon May 6, 1973: Paul Simon’s second album, ‘There Goes Rhymin’ Simon,’ is released. It is his best-selling album until 1986’s ‘Graceland,’ producing a pair of singles that each hit #2: “Kodachrome” and “Loves Me Like a Rock.” July 7, 1973: Paul Simon hits #2 with “Kodachrome”. 1973: Paul Simon hits #2 with “Loves Me Like a Rock”, on which he is backed by the Dixie Hummingbirds. October 6, 1973: Paul Simon hits #2 with “Loves Me Like a Rock”. January 12, 1974: Paul Simon hits #35 with “American Tune”. October 4, 1975: Paul Simon and Phoebe Snow hit #23 with “Gone At Last”.	10 or 14
1975	Still Crazy After All These Years December 6, 1975: ‘Still Crazy After All These Years,’ Paul Simon’s third solo album of the Seventies, tops the album charts. February 7, 1976: “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover,” by Paul Simon, reaches #1 for the first of three weeks. It is the biggest single of his career. May 29, 1976: Paul Simon hits #40 with “Still Crazy After All These Years”.	10 or 12
1981	Collected Works Label Columbia	X
1980	One Trick Pony October 1, 1980: The film ‘One Trick Pony,’ written and directed by Paul Simon, opens in theaters. Simon also acts in the film and performs the soundtrack music, which includes “Late in the Evening” (#6).	10
1983	Hearts and Bones October 6, 1983: ‘Hearts and Bones,’ originally intended to be a Simon and Garfunkel reunion album, is instead released as a Paul Simon solo effort with Garfunkel’s vocals wiped off.	10 or 14
1986	Graceland with Interview INTERVIEW SHOW/UPCOMING ALBUM GRACELAND	X
1986	Graceland August 6, 1986: ‘Graceland,’ the signature album of Paul Simon’s career, is released. Much of it was recorded in South Africa with native musicians. February 14, 1987: Paul Simon brings the Graceland tour to Zimbabwe, Africa. February 24, 1987: Paul Simon wins Album of the Year for ‘Graceland’at the 29th annual Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles. It is his 11th Grammy to date. May 23, 1987: “You Can Call Me Al,” by Paul Simon, peaks at #23. It is his last Top Forty hit to date.	11 or 14
1986	Graceland CD & DVD	CD 14 Tracks DVD 19 Tracks
1986	Graceland with Interview INTERVIEW SHOW/UPCOMING ALBUM GRACELAND	5
2012 year of release	Graceland Live EP 5 tracks Live San Sebastian 08 July 1989	17
2012 year of release	Graceland Edition Edition Delux with Bonus tracks	17
2012 year of release	Graceland Edition Delux 2 CDs / 2 DVD Box Set, Deluxe Edition, 25th Anniversary	17
2013 year of release	Graceland with bonus tracks Remastered, Blu-spec CD2	15
1990	The Rhythm of the Saints October 6, 1990: ‘The Rhythm of the Saints,’ Paul Simon’s long-awaited followup to ‘Graceland,’ is released. Much of it was recorded in Brazil with native musicians.	10
1997	Songs from The Capeman	13
2000	You're the One September 6, 2000: ‘You’re the One,’ Paul Simon’s ninth solo album (excepting compilations and concert discs), is released. It is his first album of songs not tied to a larger conceptual framework since 1983’s ‘Hearts and Bones.’	11 or 14
2004	Paul Simon 1972 - 2000	X
2006	Surprise	11
2011	So Beautiful Or So What A Guided Tour
2011	So Beautiful Or So What	10
2012	Graceland 25th Anniversary	X
2012	Graceland Interview Radio	X
2013	The Complete Albums Collection	X
2016	Stranger is Stranger	11 or 16
2018	In The Blue Light	10
2023	Seven Psalms	7

Live albums

Year	Studio Album information	Nbr Tracks	Cover
1974	Live Rhymin'	12 or 14
1978	Transmission Impossible CD1 : SG The Cousens Gymnasium, Tufts University, Medford, MA 11th March 1967 CD2 : PS The Old Roman Amphitheatre, Caesarea Maritima, Israel on 7th May 1978 CD3 : PS Live at the Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA on 8th October 1980 Release date 03.08.2019	57
1980	Live 'n' Late in The Evening released on 2016 Transmission Impossible Release date 03.08.2019 Avalable on Bootleg	11
1987	Rufaro Stadium Harare 1987 realised 2018	16
1991	She Moves On Live LA 91	25
1991	Kodachrome At The Tokyo Dome Japan Broadcast	14
1991	Live Central Park 2 CDs & 1 VHS & 1 Laser disc & 1 DVD August 15, 1991: Paul Simon performs a free concert in Central Park, which is released in November as the double-disc set ‘Paul Simon’s Concert in the Park.’	21 to 25 tracks
1992	Complete Unplugged released on 2016 From a live FM broadcast recorded at Kaufman Astoria Studios, New Yok, 4th March 1992.	10
1992	Compléte Unplugged From a live FM broadcast recorded at Kaufman Astoria Studios, New Yok, 4th March 1992.	23
1992	Acoustic Unplugged Release date : 02 july 2025 From a live FM broadcast recorded at Kaufman Astoria Studios, New Yok, 4th March 1992.	17
2000	Rhymin In NY Release date 10.11.2019	28
2000	Paul Simon Classic Performance Live ( DVD + CD) Poor quality mixing with cut songs (example Graceland) This box set will disappoint many fans	CD 21 DVD 26
2000	Live Paris 2000 ( DVD )	26
2006	Back at The Tower Radio Broadcast 2006 Release date 2023	24
2011	Live New York 2 CDs & 1 DVD	20
2012	Live Hyde Park	CD 16 DVD 26

compilation albums

Year	Album information	Nbr Tracks	Cover
1974	New Gift Pack	12
1974	Paul Simon "New Gold Disc"	14
1975	Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel	10
1975	Best Hits Series Cassette	12
1976	Paul Simon Grand Prix 20	20
Date ?	Compilation	11
1977	Greatest Hits, Etc.	14
Date ?	Paul Simon Compilation	20
1988	The very Best of Compilation with Paul Simon songs and Simon and Garunkel songs	27
1988	Negotiations and Love Songs	17
1991	The Collection + Live Zimbawe + Interview	30
1991	Best of Paul Simon Born At Right Time	18
1993	The Paul Simon Anthology	36
1993	Paul Simon 1964 - 1993 Japan Version	52
1993	Paul Simon 1964/1993 September 28, 1993: ‘Paul Simon: 1964-93,’ a retrospective three-disc box set, is released.	50
1997	The music of Paul Simon 1965 - 1997	39
2000	Shining Like A National Guita r	19
2000s	Paul Simon Parti 1 Parti 2	X
2000s	Paul Simon MP3 Collection	X
2000s	Paul Simon Complete Works	X
2003	Paul Simon Collection On my way, don't know where i'm goin'	19 or 24
2004	Paul Simon Selection from "Paul Simon 1972 - 2000"	14
	Graceland Box with CD & DVD (Live Zimbawe)
2007	The Essential Paul Simon	36 46 (CD+DVD)
2009	This better be good	16
2011	Songwriter	31
2013	Over The Bridge Of Time A Paul Simon Retrospective (1964-2011)	20
2015	Ultimate Collection	19

Year	Album information	Nbr Tracks	Cover
2006 July	Recorded As Jerry Landis	18
2005 March	Paul Simon Aka Jerry Landis Work in Progress Vol 1	34
2005 March	Paul Simon Aka Jerry Landis Work in Progress Vol 2	34
2005 March	Paul Simon Aka Jerry Landis Work in Progress Vol 3	33
2017	Paul Simon AKA Jerry Landis – Work In Progress - Volume Four (Early Recordings Demos And Outtakes)l	25

1987	The Graceland Story
1997	Paul Simon Words & Music The Capeman
2000	PAUL SIMON Words & Music You are the one
1986	PROMO WB 2LP RECORD /PAUL SIMON/INTERVIEW SHOW/UPCOMING ALBUM GRACELAND

Paul Simon Official Recordings AUDIO

PAUL SIMON Words & Music

1987

1997

2000

You are the one

1986

Paul Simon early years

Year

Album information

Cover

2006 July

18

2005

March

34

2005

March

34

2005

March

33

2017

25

Paul Simon Officials ans Unofficial release Albums

Year

Studio Album information

Cover

1965

12

1965

(not released in the US until 2004)

May 6, 1965: Paul Simon’s first solo album, T’he Paul Simon Songbook,’ is released in the U.K. on CBS Records. It never sees the light of day in the U.S.

12

or

14

1972

January 2, 1972: Paul Simon’s self-titled album is released a year after the breakup of Simon and Garfunkel. It yields two popular singles: “Mother and Child Reunion” (#4) and “Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard (#22).

12

1973

May 6, 1973: Paul Simon’s second album, ‘There Goes Rhymin’ Simon,’ is released. It is his best-selling album until 1986’s ‘Graceland,’ producing a pair of singles that each hit #2: “Kodachrome” and “Loves Me Like a Rock.”

July 7, 1973: Paul Simon hits #2 with “Kodachrome”.

1973: Paul Simon hits #2 with “Loves Me Like a Rock”, on which he is backed by the Dixie Hummingbirds.

October 6, 1973: Paul Simon hits #2 with “Loves Me Like a Rock”.

January 12, 1974: Paul Simon hits #35 with “American Tune”.

October 4, 1975: Paul Simon and Phoebe Snow hit #23 with “Gone At Last”.

10

or

14

1975

December 6, 1975: ‘Still Crazy After All These Years,’ Paul Simon’s third solo album of the Seventies, tops the album charts.

February 7, 1976: “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover,” by Paul Simon, reaches #1 for the first of three weeks. It is the biggest single of his career.

May 29, 1976: Paul Simon hits #40 with “Still Crazy After All These Years”.

10

or

12

1981

X

1980

October 1, 1980: The film ‘One Trick Pony,’ written and directed by Paul Simon, opens in theaters. Simon also acts in the film and performs the soundtrack music, which includes “Late in the Evening” (#6).

10

1983

October 6, 1983: ‘Hearts and Bones,’ originally intended to be a Simon and Garfunkel reunion album, is instead released as a Paul Simon solo effort with Garfunkel’s vocals wiped off.

10

or

14

1986

INTERVIEW SHOW/UPCOMING ALBUM GRACELAND

X

1986

August 6, 1986: ‘Graceland,’ the signature album of Paul Simon’s career, is released. Much of it was recorded in South Africa with native musicians.

February 14, 1987: Paul Simon brings the Graceland tour to Zimbabwe, Africa.

February 24, 1987: Paul Simon wins Album of the Year for ‘Graceland’at the 29th annual Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles. It is his 11th Grammy to date.

May 23, 1987: “You Can Call Me Al,” by Paul Simon, peaks at #23. It is his last Top Forty hit to date.

11

or

14

1986

CD & DVD

CD 14 Tracks