On January 15 Simon & Garfunkel played a concert at the University of Detroit.  It was reviewed in the Detroit Free Press of January 17, 1967.

 

You can read the complete review here:

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“Wow Carnegie Hall” says Art Garfunkel before start singing ‘Leave that are green”.

Next week it will be 48 years ago that Simon & Garfunkel played New York City’s Philharmonic Hall. Still at the beginning of their career with two albums (“Sounds of Silence”, “Parseley, Sage, Rosemary & Thyme”) released on Columbia Records, this was a wonderful concert at the start of 1967.

 

On the left is the announcement of the concert that night (Janaury 22) and on the right the review of the concert which was published on the 23rd.

The concert was eventually released – not completely – in 2002 as “Simon & Garfunkel – Live from New York City, 1967” (Columbia/Legacy 5080679) after parts of it had appeared on the triple cd-set “Old Friends”.

And Carnegie Hall? Well that woul have to wait untill 1968

Joe McMichael found a new entry:

On Monday 14 Aug, 1967,  Gaithersburg, MD,  Shady Grove Music Fair

 

The advertisement on top (or left) can be found in The Boston Globe of March 5th 967

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