"Kodachrome" live from the Tokyo Dome in 1991. "Kodachrome" was the lead single from the There Goes Rhymin' Simon album, released in May of 1973.

Paul presents Billy Joel with his Songwriters Hall of Fame induction in May of 1992 📷: Songwriters Hall of Fame

Paul shows off one of his hidden talents on the Dick Cavett Show in 1972. Have you ever played the Maze Game? 🎥: The Dick Cavett Show

But I never loved no one The way I loved you And it was late in the evening And all the music seeping through 📷: Paul Natkin

There's nothing quite like the sound of the classics on vinyl... Which one of these would you choose to spin first? 📷: Skrap Records // Trevor McCormack // Hifi Provisions

Paul hosted the 23rd annual Recording Academy / GRAMMYs awards, the very first #GRAMMYs held at Radio City Music Hall. Can you guess what year this event took place?

Paul and the Jessy Dixon Singers perform "The Sound of Silence" at Carnegie Hall in 1973. This performance, among others from the night, are featured on the 1974 release, Paul Simon In Concert: Live Rhymin'

Paul Simon, in color 📷: Guy Webster

Take a look back in time with Paul... #InRestlessDreams

So sorry to hear of Shelley’s passing. Sweet, talented eccentric.

"Gumboots", released alongside "You Can Call Me Al" in July of 1986, performed live from The African Concert in Zimbabwe in 1987.

Paul and Chevy Chase perform "You Can Call Me Al" at the first Children's Health Fund benefit concert in 1987. In the 35 plus years since, CHF has helped millions of children and families in underserved communities receive necessary healthcare. 📷: Sherry Narodick

How long did it take you to guess the intro from this July 1980 release?

Backstage at the Philharmonic Hall in Lincoln Center, 1967. 📷: Don Hunstein // Skirball Cultural Center

I’m not the kind of man Who tends to socialize I seem to lean on old familiar ways And I ain’t no fool for love songs That whisper in my ears Still crazy after all these years 📷: Michael Putland, 1975

In the dangling conversation. And the superficial sighs. The borders of our lives.

"Diamonds on the Soles Of Her Shoes" performed with Ladysmith Black Mambazo, 25 years apart. (Zimbabwe 1987 ➡️ Hyde Park 2012)

Hey, I've got nothing to do today but smile 📷: Michael Ochs Archive, Monterey Pop Festival, 1967