The song by Simon and Garfunkel that is being played here did not become very well-known. Later, a popular folk/rock version was reworked and released. This assertion is accurate.
The song's meaning was summarised by Garfunkel when he introduced it during a live performance in Harlem in June 1966. He said that it was about "people's inability to communicate with one another, not particularly intentionally but especially emotionally, so what you see around you is people unable to love one another."
"Sound of Silence" was first produced by Simon and Garfunkel using electronic instruments. Sonny and Cher were accepted by the mainstream culture because they were hippies. The majority of garage bands only had one or two hits. The Monkees were America's most financially successful response to the Beatles.
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