When the wind turns cold and fallen leaves dance on the pavement, I find myself inexplicably drawn to Simon & Garfunkel. This is Simon & Garfunkel's debut album, the landmark "Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.," released in 1964. What's particularly noteworthy about this album is that it includes the original version of "The Sound of Silence," recorded without any distortion of Paul Simon's intentions. Furthermore, the liner notes are written by Art Garfunkel in the form of a letter to Paul Simon. For these reasons, I believe many people are searching for this now-rare album. It's a valuable album that showcases the pure creativity of the duo, who were still college students at the time, representing their origins. Simon & Garfunkel's albums also have excellent jacket designs, radiating the evergreen brilliance of youth. I'm offering five albums that I've collected, focusing on the paper jacket versions. All of them are in near-mint condition, having only been listened to once and ripped to my PC. I'll offer a slight discount for those who purchase them all together. ◇ "Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M." / Simon & Garfunkel Tracklist: 1. You Can Tell the World 2. The Times They Are a-Changin' 3. Bleecker Street 4. Sparrow 5. Benedictus 6. The Sound of Silence 7. He Was My Brother 8. Peggy-O 9. Go Tell It on the Mountain 10. The Sun Is Burning 11. The Times They Are a-Changin' 12. Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. ＜Bonus Tracks＞ 13. Bleecker Street (Demo Version) 14. He Was My Brother (Alternate Take 1) 15. The Sun Is Burning (Alternate Take 12)