Wednesday Morning, 3 a.m. He is the first album of Simon and Garfunkel, published on October 19, 1964 in the United States, but was not published in Europe until 1968. The record company is Columbia, producer Tom Wilson, and sound engineer Roy Halee. He arrived at the 30 position of the pop lists of the American Magazine Billboard. The disc consists mostly of songs composed by Paul Simon, but it also contains versions of other artists. The most significant song of the entire album is the acoustic version of The Sound of Silence, the theme that catapulted Simon and Garfunkel to Fame. Wednesday Morning, 3 a.m. It is a folk-style album, very influenced by artists from the time, such as Bob Dylan, Paul and Mary, Peter, or The Kingston Trio. It is composed of precious harmonies, acoustic guitars, and superbyards, giving a good example of Paul Simon s poetic talent. However, disco sales were terrible, and disillusioned, Paul returned to London. But the following year, the Folk-Rock sound bec...