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Paul Simon and Sting will hit the road for a North American concert tour in February and March of next year.

The pair will perform on stage together and also separately with their own bands.

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“Over The Bridge Of Time: A Paul Simon Retrospective (1964-2011)” is the first single-CD collection ever to contain both Simon & Garfunkel recordings and Paul Simon’s solo hit singles.

The album is released worldwide on October 15, the same date as the 15-disc career-spanning “Paul Simon – The Complete Albums Collection” which features Simon’s 12 studio albums and two full-length live concert recordings.

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Legacy Recordings is releasing the 15-CD, career-spanning “Paul Simon – The Complete Albums Collection” on October 15.

The deluxe box set features 12 studio albums and two full-length live concert recordings spanning Simon’s debut solo album “The Paul Simon Songbook”, through to his critically acclaimed 2011 album “So Beautiful or So What”. There are also 37 bonus tracks.

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Paul Simon says that he will follow-up his critically acclaimed 2011 album “So Beautiful or So What” with an EP of new songs.

He told Australia’s “Herald Sun” newspaper:

“I think it’s going to be an EP of about five tracks. I’ve written one song, which I’m really proud of. It’s a ballad with some really intricate guitar. I have some more ideas, but I think releasing something smaller will work. (The sound) is different altogether for me again.”

Simon is currently on his first Australian tour since 2009. He will play the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne tonight, and follow this with gigs in Newcastle (March 30), Byron Bay (April 1) and Sydney (April 2). He’ll then take his show to New Zealand with dates in Dunedin (April 6) and Auckland (April 8).

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Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder and Sting are among the acts who will appear at the Children’s Health Fund 25th Anniversary Benefit Concert at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on October 4.

The Children’s Health Fund was co-founded by Paul Simon and Dr. Irwin Redlener, with a mission to bring doctors to America’s most vulnerable children.

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