| Paul Simon | ... | Himself | |
| Art Garfunkel | ... | Himself | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| David Brown | ... | Musician | |
| Pete Carr | ... | Musician | |
| Steve Gadd | ... | Musician | |
| John Gatchell | ... | Musician | |
| Anthony Jackson | ... | Musician | |
| David Matthews | ... | Orchestration | |
| Gerry Newood | ... | Musician | |
| Grady Tate | ... | Musician | |
| Richard Tee | ... | Musician | |
| David Tofani | ... | Musician | |
| Ed Koch | ... | Himself (uncredited) | |
Directed by | |||
| Michael Lindsay-Hogg | |||
Produced by | |||
| Lorne Michaels | .... | executive producer | |
| James Signorelli | .... | producer | |
Editorial Department | |||
| Peter Cohen | .... | assistant editor | |
Other crew | |||
| Cherie Fortis | .... | production assistant | |
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This is outstanding concert featuring most of the famous singing duo's best songs, of which there were many. There is a good mix of fast and slow songs and so-so stereo. Too bad they couldn't have re-mixed this in 5.1surround for the DVD.
Simon and Garfunkel are such pros. The two harmonize so well it's amazing and even though they were live, playing in front of a mammoth crowd, most of their songs sound like perfect studio takes. Yes, a couple might not sound as good as those original studio recordings but some - thanks to the great backup band here - sound even better than the originals! Most are equal....and ALL of them are winners. There are no "clunkers" in this group.
The boys looked a bit smug, but when you can draw literally hundreds of thousands of fans to a concert, I guess it's hard to be humble. They were real superstars of their music era.