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Simon & Garfunkel - A Most Peculiar Man (Live Canadian TV, 1966)

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Let's Sing Out (Series) (1963-1967)
Feb 17, 1966 - Simon and Garfunkel, Sharon Trostin and Steve Jorgunsen are guests at University College, University of Toronto.

Originating from university campuses all across Canada, Let's Sing Out featured audience participation as students joined Canadian and American guest stars in familiar and popular folk songs. The weekly half-hour series was seen on Fridays throughout the CTV network, beginning October 11, 1963. Host for the show was Winnipeg-born Oscar Brand.

The series aired on CTV until it was picked up by the CBC in the fall of 1966 and ran for one more season.

http://www.tvarchive.ca/database/17544/let's_sing_out/details/

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  • What a great hair job Art. I really like it.

  • @JettRink50 Yeap, the most peculiar hairstyle :-)

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  • My question is simple, I think "I am a Rock" is the most peculiar man's point of view and a "most peculior man" is the way that others saw him...Am I right? If anyone knows please lmk what you all think! Thanks

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  • @Doors067 You´re right.

  • @Doors067 Interesting observation. "I am a Rock" was the hit, in my opinion, and the only one of the 2 i paid much attention to.

  • fro ago!

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