Bookends 1968

"Bookends," released in 1968, is one of Simon and Garfunkel's most acclaimed albums. The record explores themes of aging, relationships, and existential reflection through tracks like "America" and "Old Friends." Known for its intricate harmonies and profound lyrics, "Bookends" includes the hit single "Mrs. Robinson," which became synonymous with the film "The Graduate." This album captures the intricate and affecting storytelling that has become a hallmark of Simon and Garfunkel's music.