1970 Folk Rock Hit That Charted No. 1 for Weeks Is Actually Cited as One of the Big Reasons an Iconic Duo Split

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A 1970 folk rock hit that reached number one is reportedly a factor in the split of an iconic duo. The song's success is being highlighted in various lists and articles about the biggest hits and most enduring songs of 1970. However, there is some uncertainty about the specifics, as different outlets mention different songs and artists, including Simon & Garfunkel and Crosby, Stills Nash & Young.

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1970 Folk Rock Hit That Charted No. 1 for Weeks Is Actually Cited as One of the Big Reasons an Iconic Duo Split

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