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| The Christmas Album (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel includes: Neil Diamond (vocals); Andrew Gold (acoustic guitar); Bob Mann (acoustic & electric guitars); Dean Parks (electric guitar, mandolin); Waddy Wachtel (electric guitars); Dan Dugmore (pedal steel guitar); Plas Johnson (tenor saxophone); Warren Ham (harmonica); Robbie Buchanan (piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgrin (piano); Ladd Thomas (organ); Bob Magnusson (acoustic bass); Leland Sklar, Bob Glaub, Jimmy Johnson (bass); Russ Kunkel, Nathaniel Kunkel (drums); Mike Fisher, M.B. ... |
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| As Time Goes by: The Movie Album (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel includes: Neil Diamond (vocals); Elmer Bernstein (conductor); Ramon Stagnaro (guitar). AS TIME GOES BY: THE MOVIE ALBUM was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance. Look, the guy's a legend, he'll do whatever he damn well pleases. Neil Diamond proved himself so solidly with decades of mega-hits that if, in the later stages of his career, he wants to indulge himself by singing some of his old favorites, no one should presume to be a naysayer. ... |
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| The Jazz Singer (Columbia) (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Neil Diamond Band: Neil Diamond, Linda Press (vocals); Tom Hensley (conductor, piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (conductor, piano, synthesizer); Richard Bennett (acoustic & electric guitars); Doug Rhone (guitar, background vocals); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); King Errisson, Vince Charles (percussion). Additional personnel: Leonard Rosenman (conductor); Assa Drori, Sid Sharp, Jimmy Getzoff (concertmaster); Marilyn O'Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny ... |
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| Beautiful Noise (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Also available in a CD 3-pack with CLASSICS: THE EARLY YEARS (1966-1967) and THE JAZZ SINGER. Personnel includes: Neil Diamond (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, dobro); Robbie Robertson (electric guitar); Tom Scott (tenor saxophone); Bob Findley (trumpet); Bob James (Fender Rhodes piano); James Newton Howard (ARP synthesizer); Bob Boucher (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Joe Lala (percussion); Oma Drake, Venetta Fields, Carolyn Willis (background vocals). Engineers include: Nat ... |
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| The Jazz Singer (Capitol) (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| THE JAZZ SINGER is the soundtrack to the movie of the same title. Also available in a 3-pack with CLASSICS: THE EARLY YEARS (1966-1967) and BEAUTIFUL NOISE. Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (vocals, guitar); Tom Hensley (vocals, piano); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Vince Charles, King Errisson (percussion); Linda Press, Mairlyn O'Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy ... |
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| You Don't Bring Me Flowers (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel includes: Neil Diamond, Linda Press, Barbra Streisand (vocals); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (guitar); Tom Hensley (piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Vince Charles, King Errisson (percussion); Maxine Willard Waters, Julia Tillman Waters (background vocals). Containing one hit single in the nostalgic "Forever in Blue Jeans," one characteristic opus in the panoramic "American Popular Song," and one bona fide classic ... |
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| The Best of the Movie Album (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| THE BEST OF THE MOVIE ALBUM contains songs culled from AS TIME GOES BY: THE MOVIE ALBUM. Personnel includes: Neil Diamond (vocals); Elmer Bernstein (conductor). Includes liner notes by Neil Diamond. |
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| Stones (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Something of an anomaly in the Neil Diamond catalog, STONES features half-a-dozen covers of songs by Diamond's contemporaries, including Randy Newman, Roger Miller, and Joni Mitchell. Diamond's version of Miller's "Husbands and Wives" is a tasteful masterpiece of country pastiche, and his version of Jacques Brel's "If You Go Away" is similarly restrained. The album's title track is a fine example of early-'70s L.A. pastoral pop, while the ache of homesickness in his existential classic hit ... |
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| Classics: The Early Years (1966-67) (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Also available in a 3-pack with THE JAZZ SINGER and BEAUTIFUL NOISE. Neil Diamond first achieved international success in the 1970s and '80s with his splashy, big-budget productions. But in the mid-'60s, Diamond was just another respected journeyman songwriter who, like Paul Simon, Lou Reed, and many others, had cut his teeth cranking out tunes at New York's celebrated Brill Building, a center for post-World War Two American songwriting. During this time, Diamond wrote a flurry of ... |
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| Sweet Caroline (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Producers: Chips Moman, Neil Diamond, Tom Cataland, Tommy Cogsbill. Also available with "Touching You, Touching Me" on 1 cassette. This early Neil Diamond record offers a nice glimpse into the singer/songwriter's developing craft. Released in 1969 on the heels of his first Top 40 hit, "Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show" (the lead-off track here), SWEET CAROLINE is somewhat rootsier than many of Diamond's later releases. Intimate, introspective ballads such as "Juliet" are placed ... |
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| On the Way to the Sky (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel includes: Neil Diamond, Linda Press (vocals); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (guitar); Tom Hensley (piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); King Errisson (percussion). Digitally remastered by Joe Gastwirt. Kicking off with the nostalgic "Yesterday's Songs," Neil Diamond's mid-1980s collection is a classy consolidation of his baroque songwriting style, incorporating the sexy MOR of "Right By You," and soul-searching songs ... |
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| 12 Songs (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, acoustic guitar); Jonny Polonsky (guitar, upright bass); Mike Campbell, Pat McLaughlin, Smokey Hormel, Jason Sinay (guitar); David Campbell (strings, horns); Benmont Tench (piano, organ); Larry Knechtel, Roger J. Manning Jr. (piano); Billy Preston (organ, Hammond b-3 organ); Patrick Warren (chamberlin); Lenny Castro (percussion). Additional personnel: Brian Wilson (vocals). In the 1990s, producer Rick Rubin (renowned for his work with acts ranging from ... |
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| Up on the Roof: Songs From Brill Building (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel includes: Neil Diamond (vocals); Dolly Parton (vocals); Bob Mann, Dean Parks (guitar); Bill Bergman, Brandon Fields, Greg Smith (saxophone); Oscar Brashear (trumpet); Dennis Farias, Wayne Bergeron, Nicholas Lane, Don Markese (horns); Bill Payne (piano); Jim Cox (Wurlitzer electric piano, Hammond B3 organ, bass); Robbie Buchanan (piano, keyboards); Larry Klein, Bob Glaub (bass); Carlos Vega, Russell Kunkel (drums); M.B. Gordy (tympani, vibraphone); Mike Fisher (percussion); Mary's ... |
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| Serenade (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Neil Diamond continued his long winning streak with this relaxed, palatable follow-up to 1973's JONATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL. SERENADE contains the sunny hit "Longfellow Serenade" as well as the equally charming, if less well-known "Rosemary's Wine," and typical grandiose orchestral ballads like "I've Been This Way Before" and "Yes I Will." There's also the fanciful "The Last Picasso" and the Caribbean-flavored "Reggae Strut," all adding up to a classic collection of flamboyant early-'70s ... |
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| 12 Songs (Special Edition) [Digipak] (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, acoustic guitar); Jonny Polonsky (guitar, upright bass); Mike Campbell, Pat McLaughlin, Smokey Hormel, Jason Sinay (guitar); David Campbell (strings, horns); Benmont Tench (piano, organ); Larry Knechtel, Roger J. Manning Jr. (piano); Billy Preston (organ, Hammond b-3 organ); Patrick Warren (chamberlin); Lenny Castro (percussion). Additional personnel: Brian Wilson (vocals). Recording information: Arch Angel, Woodland Hills, CA (2005). In the 1990s, producer ... |
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| The Essential Greatest Hits Collection 2005 ... [CD & DVD] (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Barbra Streisand (vocals); Ellie Greenwich, Tommy Cogbill, John Barry. Recording information: Grand Rapids, Michigan (1966 - 2001). This 2005 set repackages 2001's excellent 2-CD set, THE ESSENTIAL NEIL DIAMOND, and includes a bonus, hour-long DVD of Diamond live in concert. The two-disc set chronologically traces the Brooklyn native's career path over the span of four decades. Packed with mono versions of classic '60s hits, Disc One alone would be ... |
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| The Christmas Album Volume II (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel includes: Neil Diamond, The 139th Street Quartet (vocals); Waddy Wachtel, Bob Mann, Michael Thompson (guitar); Kenny Blackwell (mandolin); Carl Smith (lute); Jon Clarke (flute, recorder, woodwinds); Tommy Morgan (harmonica); Robbie Buchanan (harmonium, piano, keyboards, percussion); Tom Hensley, Alan Lindgren (piano); Billy Payne (B-3 organ); Alan Estes (vibraphone, marimba); M.B. Gordy (vibraphone, timpani, percussion); Bob Magnusson (bass); Carlos Vega (drums, percussion); ... |
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| Best of Neil Diamond (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| THE BEST OF NEIL DIAMOND features 20 tracks by legendary singer and songwriter Neil Diamond, and includes "Cracklin' Rose," "Song Sung Blue," and "Solitary Man." |
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| Hot August Night [Remaster] (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Emory Gordy, Jr. (guitar, vibraphone); Richard Bennett, Danny Nicholson (guitar); Hyman Goodman, Jay Rosen, John deVoogdt, David Turner, Tibor Zelig, Samuel Boghossian, Myron Sandler, Sven Reher, Linn Subotnick, Marilyn Baker, Philip Goldberg, Jesse Ehrlich, Giacinto Nardulli, Salvatore Crimi, Henry Ferber, Beldassare Ferlazzo, Wilbert Nuttycombe, Shari Zippert, Walter Wiemeyer, Richard Kaufman (strings); Alan Lindgren (keyboards); Reine Press ... |
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| Velvet Gloves & Spit (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Producers: Tom Catalano, Neil Diamond, Chip Taylor. According to the liner notes for IN MY LIFETIME, "Shilo" was the song that led Neil Diamond to split with Bang Records, his first record label. As Diamond tells it, the song's personal tone convinced both the label and the artist that it was time to move on. Diamond's desire to stretch beyond the confines of his early hits "Cherry, Cherry" and "I'm A Believer" are fully evident on VELVET GLOVES AND SPIT, his first album for MCA. VELVET ... |
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| Glory Road: 1968 to 1972 (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| A compilation of material recorded for Uni and MCA from 1968-1972. Producers: Tom Catalano, Neil Diamond. Compilation producer: Cary E. Mansfield, Andy MacKaie. |
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| Heartlight (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals); Dean Parks, Lee Ritenour, Doug Rhone (guitar); David Boruff (alto saxophone); David Foster, Burt Bacharach, Michael Omartian (piano); Neil Steubenhaus (bass); Jim Keltner, Alex Acuna (drums); Paulinho Da Costa, King Errisson, Victor Feldman (percussion); Julia Tillman Waters, Maxine Willard Waters (background vocals). Producers include: Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, Neil Diamond, Alan Lindgren, Tom Hensley. |
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| The Jazz Singer (Capitol) (Diamond, Neil, Cassette) |
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| THE JAZZ SINGER is the soundtrack to the movie of the same title. Also available in a 3-pack with CLASSICS: THE EARLY YEARS (1966-1967) and BEAUTIFUL NOISE. Personnel: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (vocals, guitar); Tom Hensley (vocals, piano); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizer); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); Vince Charles, King Errisson (percussion); Linda Press, Mairlyn O'Brien, H.L. Voelker, Oren Waters, Luther Waters, Donny Gerard, Timothy ... |
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| September Morn (Diamond, Neil, CD) |
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| Personnel includes: Neil Diamond (vocals, guitar); Richard Bennett, Doug Rhone (guitar); Peter Christlieb, Ernie Watts, Dick "Slyde" Hyde, Jerry Hey, Graham Young, Lou McCreary (horns); Tom Hensley (piano, keyboards); Alan Lindgren (piano, synthesizers); Bob Gaudio (piano); Reinie Press (bass); Dennis St. John (drums); King Errisson (percussion). Engineers: Ron Hitchcock, Andy Bloch, Rick Ruggieri. Released at the dawn of the 1980s, SEPTEMBER MORN is very much an update of Neil Diamond's ... |
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