Paul Simon with an Orioles cap.

[Going Underground]

Pirate hat the night before.

But Baltimore Sun photographer Karl Ferron got the shot, and confirmed with an Orioles usher that some added security was in place for "Sound of Silence" Simon.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bal-paul-simon-orioles-fan-20160823-htmlstory.html

[Big Al]

Jesus loves him more than he could know.

[howboutthoseos]

Said on the MLB Network showcase game (which was a very well done broadcast, by the way) that he makes an annual trip to 4-5 ballparks. Was at the Pittsburgh game the night before.

[25 Nuggets]

74 years young, enjoy him while you can folks.

[Rene88]

He played Wolftrap end of June. Many years ago, I missed his concert in Central Park and always regretted that.

Rhythm of the Saints is a good album IMO.

[WEAVERMAN]

Pirate hat the night before.

But Baltimore Sun photographer Karl Ferron got the shot, and confirmed with an Orioles usher that some added security was in place for "Sound of Silence" Simon.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bal-paul-simon-orioles-fan-20160823-htmlstory.html

Paul is looking good in the all black cap. He hates the white panel also.

[atomic]

I would not have recognized him. Just looks like some short old dude.

[accinfo]

I would not have recognized him. Just looks like some short old dude.

He is a short old dude who has happened to write some of the great songs of the 20th century. We all get old. It is better then the alternative.

[Redskins Rick]

He is a short old dude who has happened to write some of the great songs of the 20th century. We all get old. It is better then the alternative.

a rich old dude at that, rumor to have a net worth of about 45 million.

[NashLumber]

He played Wolftrap end of June. Many years ago, I missed his concert in Central Park and always regretted that.

Rhythm of the Saints is a good album IMO.

I read a story earlier this month that said he's strongly considering retirement after this tour. Show biz no longer "holds any interest for me" he said. I got to "open" for him on a side stage in Raleigh about 16 years ago. Dylan was on the same bill.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/29/nyregion/paul-simon-retirement-stranger-to-stranger.html?_r=0

[Frobby]

He played Wolftrap end of June. Many years ago, I missed his concert in Central Park and always regretted that.

Rhythm of the Saints is a good album IMO.

I went to the June concert, and the following weekend there was the NY Times article announcing that this was his last U.S. tour. I'm really glad I got to see it. He was one of the rare popular musicians who never stopped evolving. Even though what I really wanted to hear was stuff from the '60's and '70's, I appreciated the stuff he just released on his new album as well.

[MDK02]

I was lucky enough to see him and Sting do a show together, one the best shows I've seen and I've seen a good amount. Would have loved to have seen him and Garfunkel play together but unfortunately, I wasn't born when they were still touring together.

[jofalfa]

I know Paul grew up in NY and is a diehard Yankee fan but it's obvious he just loves the game. If I ever saw him out and about I would embarrass myself.

[Rene88]

I went to the June concert, and the following weekend there was the NY Times article announcing that this was his last U.S. tour. I'm really glad I got to see it. He was one of the rare popular musicians who never stopped evolving. Even though what I really wanted to hear was stuff from the '60's and '70's, I appreciated the stuff he just released on his new album as well.

That's awesome Frobby. I almost got tix but they were pricey and the misses wasn't super excited. I did see Maceo Parker recently, speaking of music legends.

[Moshagge3]

Paul Simon: Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?

[watches Mike Trout play]

Paul Simon: Never mind.