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To: nickcarraway
US musician Art Garfunkel has been located in the US ending a search for the star which began after he failed to show up for a concert in Gothenburg in western Sweden on Friday.

Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound

"We lost track of him in Gothenburg," ticket agent Julius Malmström confirmed to the Sydsvenskan daily after the star failed to show for a second gig in Malmö on Saturday evening.

Somewhere They Can't Find Me

Garfunkel was due to perform as part of a touring concert entitled "Night of the Proms" alongside Anastacia, Måns Zelmerlöw and John Miles, but shortly before he was due on stage the veteran crooner disappeared.

The Sound of Silence

Julius Malmström confirmed that he had last seen Garfunkel when they drove around in Gothenburg on Thursday, revealing that the artist had expressed concern over his voice.

Punky's Dilemma

"He seemed fit but not completely happy with his voice. It is possible that he was off colour, but if you are sick then you need to go to the doctor and get a certificate for your employer," he told the newspaper.

Keep the Customer Satisfied

"This is bad form. Not least for himself. He is an icon in the business and it is regrettable if his career will end like this."

A Most Peculiar Man

Malmström explained that ticker-holders would be entitled to a partial refund once he had contacted Garfunkel's US management on Monday to ascertain what had happened and why Garfunkel had decided to return home.

The Late Great Johnny Ace

10 posted on 10/07/2012 10:24:51 PM PDT by martin_fierro (< |:)~)
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To: martin_fierro

Maybe he was: Going to the candidates’ debate


11 posted on 10/07/2012 10:28:10 PM PDT by nickcarraway
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