Art Garfunkel, half of Simon & Garfunkel, reveals in a recent interview that his reunion with Paul Simon 'was about wanting to make amends before it's too late.'

Art Garfunkel reveals that he recently made peace with Paul Simon over lunch at the Pierre hotel, and he hopes they can perform together again.

“I cried when he told me how much I had hurt him,” Garfunkel recalled, without specifying which interview Simon was referring to. “Looking back, I guess I wanted to shake up the nice guy image of Simon & Garfunkel. Y’know what? I was a fool!”

Art Garfunkel revealed that he cried at a recent reunion lunch with his former musical partner Paul Simon . Garfunkel told The Times newspaper that the duo – responsible for hits including The Sound of Silence and Bridge Over Troubled Water – had not met for many years after falling out. He revealed:

Simon and Garfunkel famously split in 1970, though they have reunited for one-off occasions several times since.

Art Garfunkel shed some light on the status of his rift with Paul Simon during a recent interview with The Sunday Times. The British newspaper published its interview with the singer-songwriter on Sunday, Nov. 10. In the piece, the Simon & Garfunkel alum revealed that he and Simon, both 83, recently reconnected over a rare meal together.

Folk-rock singer says he sat down for lunch with former partner in tearful reunion after years of feuding, wanted to reconcile 'before it’s too late' The post ‘I was a fool’: Art Garfunkel says he made amends with Paul Simon appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Art Garfunkel says the future is hopeful for Simon & Garfunkel. Fans have been hoping for a reunion for many years now, after the pair went their separate ways a long time ago.