In 2012, during the live recording of "Graceland" at The Concert in Hyde Park, Paul Simon was celebrating the 25th anniversary of his iconic album "Graceland," which originally released in 1986. This performance was part of a larger tour promoting his later work, including the album "So Beautiful or So What," released in 2011. The concert showcased not only "Graceland" but also the artist's continuing evolution and commitment to blending diverse musical styles, reflecting the album's itself, which incorporated elements of African music and folk. Interestingly, "Graceland" is often credited with revitalizing Paul Simon's career after the initial breakup of Simon & Garfunkel, highlighting his resilience and ability to connect with fans across generations. The Hyde Park concert underscored both the lasting impact of this seminal work and Simon's status as a celebrated figure in music.