On This Day in Music History – December 6, 1975 Paul Simon hit the top of the Billboard 200 with his brilliant album Still Crazy After All These Years, a record that proved just how effortlessly he could blend folk, jazz, pop, and deeply personal songwriting into something timeless. This album delivered four major U.S. Top 40 hits, each with its own flavor and story: • “Gone at Last” — a rousing, gospel-infused duet with Phoebe Snow that climbed to #23 • “My Little Town” — a powerful reunion wit

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