One day at a local studio the pair recorded the song, "Hey, Schoolgirl." In the studio waiting for the next recording spot was a song-plugger named Sid Prosen who had overheard the song and saw great potential in it. He told the boys that he would make "great stars out of them!" (Humphries, Patrick...
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Paul Simon: Still Crazy After All These Years. New York: Doubleday, copyright 1988. Page 6) "Hey, Schoolgirl," was quickly released and it was on the Billboard 100 for a couple of months, with its peak at Number 54 and selling 100,000 copies. This got Simon into the mindset that this was what he was going to do with his life, and therefore made his songwriting a thing that he devoted himself to and practiced, and swore that he would not sell out in his songwriting like so many acts of the 50's and 60's...
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