Paul Simon first gained world wide recognition as the writing talent behind the popular American folk-rock duo Simon & Garfunkel formed with fellow musician Art Garfunkel. When Simon & Garfunkel split in 1970, Simon quickly began his solo career with the release of the self-titled album, Paul Simon. This was followed by There Goes Rhymin' Simon and Still Crazy After All These Years, both of which featured chart-topping hits such as Loves Me Like A Rock and Kodachrome. In 1986 Simon released the immensely popular Graceland, which featured the groundbreaking use of African rhythms and performers Ladysmith Black Mambazo. In 1990, he followed up Graceland with the successor album The Rhythm of the Saints which featured Brazilian and Cajun musical themes. These albums helped to popularize world music as a genre. He co-wrote the unsuccessful, but critically acclaimed musical The Capeman with Nobel-winning poet Derek Walcott in 1997. His most recent album, Surprise, was
| 1 | Adios Hermanos | Songs from the Capeman |
| 2 | Spirit Voices | The Rhythm of the Saints |
| 3 | Mrs. Robinson (with Art Garfunkel) (MTV Unplugged) | MTV Unplugged (Paul Simon) |
| 4 | Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard | Negotiations and Love Songs |
| 5 | Under African Skies | Graceland |
| 6 | Loves Me Like A Rock (Live) | Concert In The Park (CD 2) |
| 7 | She Move On | The Rhythem Of The Saints |
| 8 | Born at the Right Time (Live) | Paul Simon 1964-1993 CD3 |
| 9 | Homeless | Graceland |
| 10 | Further to Fly | The Rhythm of the Saints |
| 11 | Bridge Over Troubled Water (Live) | Concert In The Park (CD 1) |
| 12 | Take Me to the Mardi Gras | Greatest Hits Of Paul Simon |
| 13 | The Obvious Child | The Rhythm of the Saints |
| 14 | You Can Call Me Al | Negotiations and Love Songs |
| 15 | She Moves On | The Rhythm of the Saints |
| 16 | Graceland | Graceland |
| 17 | You're The One | You're The One |
| 18 | Graceland (Live) | Concert In The Park (CD 2) |
| 19 | The Sound Of Silence (Live) | Concert In The Park (CD 2) |
| 20 | Mrs. Robinson | The Very Best Of MTV Unplugged Vol.1 |