Paul Frederic Simon (born October 13, 1941) is an American musician, actor and singer-songwriter. Simon originally partnered with Art Garfunkel as part of Simon & Garfunkel, before launching a solo career.
Simon alongside Art Garfunkel appear in a cutaway gag from "To Love and Die in Dixie" where Peter joins the band and requests a song titled Here's to you Mrs. Flickenstein wich is a parody of their song Here's to you Mrs. Robinson.
Lois plays Simon's song You Can Call me Al with a saxophone in "Grumpy Old Man".
In "In Harmony's Way" Quagmire asks Peter what Simon was without Garfunkel. Peter answers with "wildly successful?".
When Peter is held prisoner by African villager's on orders from Carter Pewterschmidt in "Scammed Yankees", he writes his memoirs and sends a chimpanzee to take them to civilization, where they cross paths with Paul Simon who turns them into a song. Lois hears about the song on television and sets out for Africa for both Peter and Carter.
When Peter brags about being a natural leader and being in charge of "Simon says" in "The Peter Principal", it sets up a cutaway of Peter enforcing Paul's instructions to kick Art Garfunkel out of their band.
Paul Simon appears in a cutaway from "The Candidate" where he is playing "Paul Simon Says" with Stewie. He calls Art Garfunkel a loser. Later, Stewie decides to play with Simon Cowell instead.