Robert Shelton, The New York Times, 28 August 1966
ALMOST BEFORE the public knew whether Simon and Garfunkel was a comedy act, a law firm, or a partnership in the garment industry, the two young musicians bearing those names were becoming the fastest-rising popular vocal duo in the land.
Total word count of piece: 1055
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